13 official modes
Game modes
Every Geo Heist mode uses the same GTA V street views and map, but changes the clock, the camera or the scoring. Pick the one that fits how you want to play: a relaxed exploration, a fast reflex test, a memory challenge or a head-to-head match.
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Choosing a mode
The modes fall into six groups. Each official mode has a fixed preset. Changing a supported setting creates a Custom game, which stays in your history but does not enter the weekly board.
- Full-movement classics: Classic gives 5 rounds of 60 seconds with walking, looking and zoom. Hot / Cold gives 5 attempts in 90 seconds, for heat checks or locking in, and only the locked-in pin counts.
- Timed challenges: Blitz is 10 rounds of 15 seconds. Speedrun pays full points for 5 seconds, then the award falls steadily to zero at 30 seconds.
- Restricted view and movement: No Move keeps you on one spot with looking and zoom. Flashback shows the scene for 8 seconds, then hides it. Dead Drop allows three moves in 30 seconds. Trilocator gives three fixed viewpoints and their distances to a hidden target.
- Map knowledge: PopZone asks you to pick the outline of a named zone, and HotStreak asks for the right grid cell in an endless run that tightens every five correct answers.
- Competitive: in Duel, two players start with 6,000 health and the weaker guess takes damage. Survival also starts at 6,000 health, as solo Endurance or a Knockout for 2–8 players.
- Party and streamer play: most modes run in an invite lobby with friends, and Streamer Mode lets an audience guess first before the host tries to beat their average, for 2–100 players.
The classics
The full street view with variations on the clock, the number of guesses and whether you can walk.
Memory and limits
Less to work with: a scene you only see for eight seconds, three moves, or three distant viewpoints.
Different scoring
Points that drain after a five-second grace, a grid that keeps getting finer, and named zones instead of pins.
Head to head and parties
Health bars, knockout lobbies and an audience that plays against the host.
Streamer Mode
The audience guesses first. Can the host beat their average?
Invite party · 2–100 players