GTA 6 Confirmed Activities: Every Mini-Game and Side Activity Revealed So Far

When Rockstar releases a new Grand Theft Auto game, it's more than just a game; it's an international craze. With GTA 6 on the horizon, fans are equally excited for the side missions and mini-games as they are for the main story. The list of GTA 6 confirmed activities shows Rockstar is going all out to make the open world more alive than ever.

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The list of confirmed GTA 6 activities shows Rockstar's passion to making the open world more alive than ever. The second trailer alone shows training in a gym, Jason riding a dirt bike through the countryside, characters partying in nightclubs, beachgoers kayaking and jet skiing, and even someone reeling in a fish on a dock. From fitness and fishing to nightlife and water sports, these activities indicate that life in Leonida is more than just chaos; it's a full-fledged lifestyle simulator.

Every GTA 6 Confirmed Activities So Far

Workouts and MMA

Gone are the days when your character only needed armor and ammunition. In GTA 6, it appears that your gains are just as important as your guns. We've seen Jason lift weights and Lucia go full MMA beast mode in a cage fight. It appears that working out not only shapes your physique but may also improve your stamina and strength—San Andreas style, but upgraded for the post-Instagram age.

Fishing

Yes, fishing. That's true, in between shootouts and carjackings, you may grab a rod and cast a line into the shimmering waters of Leonida. Rumors imply bait shops, fishing gear improvements, and a gameplay that goes beyond button mashing. For a game known for its chaos, there's something poetic about Jason or Lucia relaxing by a lake with a cold one.

Scuba Diving & Spearfishing

Leonida's oceans aren't just for crashing jet skis into. Scuba diving has returned, and this time, there's more to discover beneath the surface—hidden treasure, marine wildlife, and, yes, spearfishing. The inclusion of a harpoon gun sounds wild, and if it is linked to missions or the economy (think rare fish sales), it opens up a whole new world of underwater adventure.

Hunting

Channel your inner Crocodile Dundee, because GTA 6's wilderness is teeming with life, some of which is up for grabs. The Mount Kalaga region appears to be prime hunting ground. Deer, gators, or even exotic animals? We expect the GTA 5 hunting mechanics to return, possibly with more depth, rewards, and even wildlife dangers.

Basketball

Basketball courts were spotted in the trailer. Leaks suggest full-fledged 3-on-3 matches. Whether it's pick-up games with NPCs or online hoops with friends, street basketball in GTA 6 could become the new golf—a relaxing, competitive break from the chaos.

Long-time fans may recall that San Andreas included a basic basketball minigame in which players could shoot hoops, perform tricks such as spinning the ball on a finger, and even dunk. Basketball has the potential to be one of the most replayable GTA 6 confirmed activities if Rockstar adds deeper mechanics and multiplayer integration to it.

Mini Golf

Mini golf has been confirmed, and we are here for it. Rockstar knows how to put personality into even the smallest mechanics, so expect wacky courses, ridiculous themes, and possibly even bets between friends. It's another way the game lets you unwind after you've had your fill of helicopters and headshots.

Dirt Biking

With swampy backroads, forest trails, and mountaintop paths, GTA 6's map appears tailor-made for dirt bike chaos. Rumors suggest full-fledged racing events with betting systems, stunts, and crash physics that make every bump and bruise feel real. If you prefer "motocross maniac" to "minivan menace," this is your lane.

Kayaking

Want to take a break from the sirens? Paddle your problems away. Kayaking through Florida-like rivers, mangroves, and hidden bayous sounds not only relaxing but potentially revealing—imagine stumbling upon secret areas or sunken loot while drifting through calm waters.

Clubbing

Nightlife is back, and it's bigger than ever. Jason and Lucia can go to the clubs, see exotic dancers, and get lost in neon-drenched nights filled with music, drinking, and who knows what. Rockstar understands how to make these social areas come alive, so don't be surprised if clubbing is linked to plots or heist operations.

Watch TV, and Play Video Games

Meta overload? Maybe. However, GTA 6 allows you to watch TV and play video games within the game itself. In one scene in trailer, a console is plugged into a CRT while a cheesy commercial plays in the background. It's unclear how interactive it will be, but it adds another layer to Rockstar's obsession with immersive worlds within worlds.

GTA 6 is not only shaping up to be the next big crime epic, but it also appears to be the most detailed, lived-in world Rockstar has ever created. From flexing your muscles to catching catfish, crashing dirt bikes in the mud, and dominating 3v3 basketball matches, this is a game where the side quests may become your main obsession.

So, when Leonida opens its doors, don't simply chase the bag. Chase the fish, the ball, the gains, and the strange little hobbies that make GTA 6 more than just a game.