GTA VI / GUIDEDISTRICT
Gaming words explained
On this page
Guide pages often use familiar gaming words in slightly different ways. These definitions help you read the site; they do not announce that a particular mission, collectible or feature exists in GTA 6.
Common words in guides
Use the meaning that fits the page you are reading. If a guide describes a specific mechanic, its source and verification status still matter.
| Term | Plain meaning |
|---|---|
| Walkthrough | An ordered explanation of how to complete a task. It should tell you the starting conditions as well as the steps. |
| Collectible | An item gathered as part of a collection. A map point alone does not establish that an item can be collected. |
| Easter egg | A hidden reference or deliberate nod. A visual similarity can be a theory rather than a confirmed reference. |
| Spoiler | Information that reveals a story event or discovery you may prefer to encounter yourself. |
| Checkpoint | An intermediate restart point within an activity. Its exact behaviour depends on the game and situation. |
| Save | Stored game progress. On this website, saving a place instead means adding it to your local favourites. |
| POI | Point of interest: a place worth identifying on a map, without implying any particular activity there. |
| Completion | Meeting a defined set of goals. A guide must say which goals it counts; different checklists can measure different things. |
Words with a specific meaning here
A route here is your ordered list of map stops, joined by straight lines. A profile is a local collection of notes, pins, favourites and checkmarks. A backup is a JSON copy of one such profile. None of these changes a game save. The backup guide explains how to transfer them.
Read the claim, not just the label
If a card says “community name”, read it as a proposed name. If you check that card, you have checked an entry on this website. Neither action proves that you visited the place or completed something in GTA 6. The accuracy guide explains how names, positions and source evidence differ.
