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Yes, we’re finally getting GTA 6. We’ve held out this long, but as November 19th inches closer and closer, the wait has become almost unbearable. Why not dip your toes back into the world of Grand Theft Auto with a little trip down memory lane? There’s never been a better time to replay GTA 5, not just because GTA 6 is right around the corner, but because until December 4th, 2026 you can use unlimited checkmarks and interactive map markers to track your progress through GTA. Here’s a peek at what IGN’s GTA 5 checklists, maps, and guides have to offer. Grand Theft Auto 5 Checklists and Interactive Map You’re looking for a fix to hold you over until GTA 6... sounds like the perfect excuse to revisit GTA 5! Whether you’re looking to replay the main story, finally get the platinum trophy, or just mess around, IGN is here to help. Don’t get stuck on your second (or third… or fourth) playthrough of GTA 5. Follow along and use IGN’s walkthrough to measure your progress.

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