Following the release of the second "Grand Theft Auto VI" trailer, fans have ramped up their search for game details. Recently, players on social media discovered a website named "Visit Gloriana." While clicking it only redirects to Rockstar Games' official GTA 6 homepage, its mere existence has sparked widespread discussion.
In the latest trailer and subsequent promotional images, license plates bearing the name "Gloriana" can be seen. They appear on cars, motorcycles, and even as a decorative sign on a bar wall.
The name "Gloriana" itself suggests it might be based on the U.S. State of Georgia. Furthermore, the in-game Mount Kalaga National Park bears a resemblance to Georgia's real-world "Providence Canyon State Park". This further supports the theory that Gloriana is an allusion to Georgia.
However, Rockstar Games appears to be investing more into Gloriana. Reports indicate that on May 18, 2025—just two weeks after the second game trailer's release—the development team registered the domain name "visitgloriana.com." While the domain was registered through an anonymous proxy called "Domains By Proxy", the domain name itself leads most to believe Rockstar Games is behind it.
Currently, clicking "visitgloriana.com" redirects directly to Rockstar Games' official homepage. However, other similar domains like visitsanandreas or visitlossantos have not been registered. This has fueled speculation: Is this an intentional Easter egg from Rockstar, or did a fan preemptively register the domain, preparing for a "digital mind game" with the developers? 
Rockstar has yet to comment on the matter. However, the fan community has already added this website to the growing list of mysteries surrounding the "Grand Theft Auto VI" promotional campaign, with further developments eagerly anticipated.
via： Insider Gaming