Mafia 2 allowed us to go into mechanic shops and customize our vehicles, go to suit shops to get new digs, run into gun stores to pick up better weapons, and even walk into diners to cause some trouble. When comparing it to the last 2 Mafia games it’s actually a really barebones experience. I love the 30s as a Mafia setting because that decade was so fraught with issues due to not only the downfall of the economy but the corruption happening on the streets. Even though it doesn’t revolutionize the wheel it does give us a new era to play in which was admittedly pleasant. If you’ve played an open-world story-driven game in the last 20 years then you’re definitely going to find it easy to jump right into this one. When talking about the gameplay elements present, there didn’t seem to be anything new to shake up the formula. Things like this don’t happen too often but when it does, it’s very noticeable and odd. He won’t kill a rival gang member who tried to sexually assault his love interest yet he just wasted about 20 unknown gangsters just moments before.
I will say that some of Tommy’s reactions to what he has to do don’t make sense in terms of his intentions. There’s a great duality between his related family and the family he serves in the mob. It does a fantastic job of giving us a look at Tommy’s world and his family that he watches out for. I’ve always wanted a chance to see the story so I’m extremely satisfied that I’ve finally been able to do so. There’s never really a dull moment as the story focuses mostly on the critical story beats that lead from one scenario to another.īeing someone who was really too young when the original version of the game came out back in 2002, Mafia 2 was my first real experience with the series. The majority of the story revolves around the tensions rising between your boss, Don Salieri, and your rivals of the Morello family.
You’ll follow him from his first encounters with the Salieri family and his rise through the ranks.
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Mafia Definitive Edition is a gritty tale about a cab driver named Tommy Angelo who becomes wrapped up in the local crime families of Lost Heaven.
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