One of the office garage custom auto shop floor designs recreates the famous optical-illusion flooring from a real game store in Paris, France — complete with fake pockets and hills that trick your eyes.
Primitive shelter map on Cayo Perico — not the optical floor, but Rockstar loves hiding weird references everywhere.
Crashed FIB jet — classic GTA wreckage, not the Paris floor trick, still a solid Easter egg though.
FIB jet crash site mapped out — no Paris floor illusion here, just Rockstar's obsessive map detailing.
Another crashed jet map — unrelated to the optical floor garage, but Cayo Perico's full of buried secrets.
Crashed jet up close — no optical illusions or fake hills here, just straight-up plane wreckage.
Drainage tunnel entry with drowned corpse mapped — zero connection to the Paris floor trick, just Cayo Perico being dark as usual.
A police SUV from a snow-covered ghost town was found at the bottom of the ocean — and nobody knows how it got there.
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Trevor's army past literally haunts him through his truck radio
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The Fort Zancudo UFO has pilots — and they're not aliens.
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GTA VI lets you switch between Jason and Lucia mid-mission—while they're miles apart.
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