In every installment of Grand Theft Auto series, gangs, mafia families, or criminal organizations of various sizes have always stood at the heart of the game world. Our protagonists inevitably cross paths with these groups, and the most iconic example remains CJ, who served as the second-in-command of Grove Street Families. Likewise, the fading Van der Linde gang in Red Dead Redemption 2 found itself locked in constant conflict with rival outfits. For GTA 6, gangs will certainly be no less present; they will act as both friends and foes to the two lead characters and carry significant weight in the narrative. Let us now systematically survey the major criminal factions set to appear in Leonida and Vice City. Confirmed Major Gangs Final Chapter MC Among all the confirmed groups, Final Chapter MC currently offers the clearest picture. In the debut trailer, club members can be seen riding through the streets of Ambrosia on a variety of motorcycles, with noticeably diverse body types among the riders. Notably, while their jackets follow a unified design language, individual variations in details suggest an internal hierarchy within the club. One official screenshot shows a male member wearing a Liberty City Cycles cap, and his jacket bears the word Enforcer - a direct hint that the club enforces a strict rank system, with such individuals likely serving as the senior figures responsible for discipline and violent intimidation. Motorcycle clubs are a familiar sight in GTA series; players can even form an 8-member MC in GTA Online. It is expected that Final Chapter MC will run both legitimate businesses and organized crime operations, with its primary turf centered around Ambrosia. San4San The real-world inspiration for San4San is Haitian-American gang Zoe Pound, active in Florida. The name San4San comes from Haitian Creole and means blood for blood or an eye for an eye. This gang first surfaced in the 2022 leaks, but the first and second trailers offered more concrete evidence. In trailer one, a character wearing a necklace with what appears to be a gang emblem makes a brief appearance; In second trailer, as Jason drives past a police arrest scene, the wall graffiti clearly displays San4San name and its symbol. The surrounding mural art style strongly ties the area to Haitian culture. San4San most likely has a legacy connection to the original Haitian gang from Vice City. A NPC in the first trailer, sporting a blue bandana, wears an outfit highly reminiscent of the classic Haitian gang members from that earlier game. Additionally, the man standing atop a green car in trailer one may also be linked to San4San - though this remains speculative for now. What is clear, however, is that the gang wields formidable territorial control over Haitian-dominated neighborhoods. Highly Probable Gangs Port Gellhorn Once a thriving tourist destination, Port Gellhorn has now fallen into decay and ruin. Based on available screenshots, the area appears rife with drug trafficking activity. In one image, a man wielding a baseball bat and carrying a firearm on his back stands in front of a cannabis crop, with visible bullet-scar tattoos on his body; another figure is similarly covered in ink and scars, suggesting they have endured repeated violent encounters. In another scene, a woman sells blue pills - likely some form of synthetic drug - to someone inside a vehicle, while a man in the distance keeps watch over the exchange. All these clues point to Port Gellhorn functioning as a narcotics hub controlled by an as-yet-unnamed criminal syndicate, whose members are deeply involved in illicit drug deals and maintain armed forces. Grassrivers Grassrivers first appeared in the 2022 leaks as a far-right militia group, though little was known about it at the time. Several screenshots from trailer two may offer some insight. In Grassrivers district - an area famous for alligator hunting - a group of individuals clearly do not resemble ordinary tourists or locals. Three roughly dressed people move through the region, clutching shotguns while standing over alligators, followed by a shot of a truck laden with alligator carcasses fleeing from police pursuit. This implies that these individuals are likely engaged in more than just legal hunting; they probably use hunting as a cover for some other illegal activity. Possible Returning Classic Gangs Given the timeline and shared universe of GTA series, the following gangs may either return in Grand Theft Auto 6 or receive indirect mentions: Colombian Cartel: A major player in Vice City, its influence could well extend across State of Leonida. Cubans: A traditional Vice City outfit that might be revived in some form in the new title. Forelli Crime Family: As a Liberty City Mafia family, they may have already established a branch in Vice City. Diaz Gang: The drug trafficking organization once led by Ricardo Diaz in the original Vice City; although Diaz was eliminated by Tommy Vercetti in 1986, remnants of his operation could still be active. Vice City Bikers: The motorcycle gang from Vice City, for which players once ran missions. Given Florida's deep-rooted motorcycle club culture, a comeback is plausible. Vercetti Family: While Tommy Vercetti himself will not appear, his criminal empire might continue in some fashion; perhaps Vercetti Family still controls certain parts of Vice City. Prison Gangs The trailers have confirmed that the female protagonist, Lucia, will experience a period of incarceration. Screenshots from this phase show figures in the background who appear to be prison gang members. This suggests that players may encounter inmate factions during the prison chapters and become entangled in the internal politics and violent struggles behind bars. The gang information revealed in the trailers and official screenshots likely represents only a tiny fraction of the full game. And since GTA 6 returns to Vice City, we can reasonably expect that every district will house its own entrenched gang presence. While the main GTA 6 storyline may not necessarily lead to the two protagonists becoming gang leaders, GTA 6 Online will most likely retain the gang-making feature. You can buy money and weapons at IGGM GTA 6 Store and claim your own territory in Vice City.

As a major crossover event, the collaboration between Monopoly Go and The Simpsons brings not only a new album but also changes woven into the details of daily gameplay. Failing to familiarize yourself with these changes beforehand could lead to setbacks during actual play! For instance, as you move across the new Simpsons-themed board, landing on special tiles triggers mini-games or unique mechanics. These have now been updated to reflect the crossover theme, and the way you participate in them may have changed as well. Here, we list all the board tiles affected during The Simpsons crossover and explain their effects, ensuring your board adventures go smoothly! Free Parking tile Normally, this is an ordinary tile where nothing happens whether you pass over or land on it. However, during a standard Free Parking flash event, landing on specific special tiles accumulates rewards in a prize pool. This pool might contain cash or dice, depending on the specific version of the flash event. You would then collect the accumulated prizes by landing on the Free Parking tile itself. However, while The Simpsons album collection is active, landing on Free Parking tile triggers the new The Simpsons Run mini-game instead. This introduces a separate, smaller board acting as a race track filled with obstacles. You must roll the dice to advance while dodging these hazards; once you reach the finish line, your rewards are calculated, and you are transported back to the main board to continue your journey. Compared to the standard Free Parking flash event, The Simpsons Run is significantly more entertaining. It also offers greater flexibility regarding timing: you don't have to wait for a specific event window, you can experience it simply by landing on the tile. Go to Jail tile This tile is located in the corner of the board. In standard gameplay, landing here restricts your movement; you must roll doubles within three attempts to break out, or else you are forced to consume cash. Now, The Simpsons crossover has added new depth to this tile's mechanics. While you still end up in jail, the classic Simpsons character Chief Clancy Wiggum appears to trigger a new mini-game called Bribe Wiggum. Chief Clancy Wiggum is characterized in the show as greedy, lazy, and unfair in his law enforcement; this persona carries over into Monopoly Go. Specifically, Bribe Wiggum feature allows you to roll a special die featuring only three symbols: cash, keys, and handcuffs. Rolling a key signifies a successful bribe and grants you an extra reward. The cash symbol acts as a multiplier for the reward earned after rolling a key, while the handcuffs indicate a total failure, requiring you to pay bail to proceed. Railroad tiles Landing on these tiles triggers either Shutdown or Mega Heist mini-game. The Simpsons crossover event doesn't alter the mechanics of these games but introduces Simpsons-themed backgrounds and animations. These mini-games generally contribute to your tournament progress. Such events run daily (occasionally longer); you earn points by moving across the board and playing these mini-games to unlock tournament milestone rewards. In Shutdown, you visit other players' boards to destroy as many of their landmarks as possible. Mega Heist plays like a slot machine, where the symbols you spin determine the tournament points you receive. Notably, your tournament performance and progress affect your Springfield Monorail Express level; ranking high in tournaments is essential to earning the coins needed to upgrade your Express Rank. Chance tiles Multiple Chance tiles are scattered across your Monopoly Go board. Landing on one allows you to draw a Chance card, which could yield a surprise reward or a special penalty, the outcome is always random. During The Simpsons album, all Chance cards are updated with Simpsons themes to enhance the crossover atmosphere. Furthermore, the designs for five of these cards were selected through a community vote held previously. It is also worth noting that landing on Chance tiles is one way to earn points for certain banner events, typically yielding around 2-3 points per landing. Like tournaments, these events are part of the daily rotation and usually last for 2-3 days. Although it lasts longer, its overall value is actually slightly lower than that of the tournaments. Additionally, the ongoing Mr. Burns' Treasures event in Monopoly Go requires pickaxe tokens to complete, tokens that can be earned in both banner events and tournaments! This event runs until June 21. Extra tips The tile changes and new gameplay mechanics mentioned above are expected to end when The Simpsons album concludes on July 29, so be sure to make the most of every opportunity to experience them! While other tiles remain unchanged, The Simpsons crossover event features a themed game board that adds a fun twist to standard tiles. Once The Simpsons album ends, the new album, even if it isn't a crossover, might still introduce new mechanics involving tiles, so be prepared to adjust your gameplay mindset and strategy accordingly! That covers everything for now. Beyond the in-game changes, this crossover also includes a limited-time event on Discord. Don't forget to join in!