GTA 6 New Screenshots: 12 Details You Might Have Missed

Rockstar's latest GTA 6 screenshots reveal biker gangs, sunburn, Snapmatic, and more. Here's everything we spotted in the new images.
Did you catch all the new GTA 6 screenshots? Rockstar dropped 12 fresh images alongside Game Informer's cover story, and they're packed with details that hint at how deep this world really goes.
First up, meet the First Chapter. This Leonida motorcycle gang runs Ambrosia, and one screenshot shows Jason making a quick exit from some armed members. Their hangout? A bar called The Thirsty Wolf, complete with pool tables, neon lights, and a Sergeant-at-Arms who looks like he's the one Jason ticked off. The biker's tattoos are spot-on, and Rockstar says they paid crazy attention to cultural accuracy. But the real kicker? He's got a sunburn—pink face, sunglasses tan lines and all. That's the level of detail we're talking about.
Speaking of detail, body types are getting a major upgrade. On Vice City's beach, you can see Jason and Lucia looking toned—probably from hitting the gym. Rockstar confirmed localized weight gain, so characters can carry fat on their chest, stomach, or even butt. That explains the beachgoer snapping a photo of their friend's rear. And yes, Snapmatic is back, but you can only scroll, not post—criminals gotta keep a low profile.
Photos aren't just for social media, though. One screenshot shows a man with an SLR camera in Mount Kalaga National Park, hinting that photography might return for recon or just for fun. Jason and Lucia are also seen jogging there in athleisure wear, which makes us wonder: is there a wardrobe system for different activities? Rockstar's Michael Kane says they've made the biggest range of garments and accessories ever, all reflecting Florida's local culture.
Activities are stacking up, too. We already knew about base jumping, air boating, kayaking, and the gym. Now Game Informer confirms mini golf, scuba diving, the zoo, and billiards—you can even spot a pool table in the biker bar. Hunting is also in, and a screenshot of the Grassrivers region shows a wooden crab and lobster cage. Is that just set dressing, or does it mean fishing goes deeper than we thought?
With so many little touches, GTA 6 is shaping up to be Rockstar's most immersive world yet. The sunburn, the tattoos, the localized weight gain—it all adds up to a living, breathing Leonida. What detail caught your eye? Let us know in the comments!
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