How we verify

The four labels

Every article, vehicle and checklist item carries exactly one label.

• Speculation: leaks, inferences from trailers, or unverified “insider” claims. We rarely cover these, and when we do, they’re never presented as fact and never go into the vehicle directory or tracker.
• Reported: a credible outlet, or many independent players, describe the same thing. We link the source and treat it as unverified until we check it.
• Confirmed: Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive stated it in a trailer, on the official website or in an announcement. We link the official source.
• Played: we’ve seen it ourselves in our own playthrough. Where we can, we back it with our own screenshots or footage.

What we won’t do

• Publish mission counts, collectible totals, map sizes or vehicle stats before they can be checked.
• Let AI tools publish anything. Drafting help is fine, but a person who has checked the facts publishes every page.
• Use Rockstar’s logos or styling in a way that suggests we’re official. We aren’t.
• Make up hands-on reviews of hardware we haven’t used.

Corrections

Spotted something wrong? Email hello@leonida360.com with the page and what’s wrong. Confirmed corrections are fixed, and the page’s “Updated” date changes.

Who’s behind it

Leonida360 is run by one player in Canada. It isn’t affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.