Mafia III: Definitive Edition

What a beautiful game. I enjoyed every minutes i spent play Mafia 3. I think it's now my favorite. You can grow funny herb, you kill people, sometimes its a shootout sometimes its furtive missions. you drive cars, take territories, get new cars, do races with said cars, you can customize them, you can upgrade your character, upgrade him, the weapons you have, your cars, etc. It is really good and brilliant. Absolutely loved it, it is worth getting if you like those types of games.

I honestly don't know what to say. I really liked the story, but the huge gaps between story missions drove me crazy. The story itself is great, and I wouldn't have minded if it was 10 hours long. Instead, I had to spend so much time doing the same repetitive missions over and over again. At one point, I even ran out of stuff to watch on yt while grinding through them. It's weird because I genuinely liked the story, but I hated the pacing and the massive map. It feels empty since there are basically only two things to do outside of the main story: races and collectibles.

фаркрай

yeah it´s a nice game

This game lets you burn the kkk with molotovs, what more could i say.

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Greatest game I’ve ever played in MAFIA series.

As a notoriously hyper-critical gamer and guy who usually spends more time tweaking system configs than actually playing, Mafia III genuinely surprised me. Despite a few technical quirks, it holds up as a very solid title that perfectly nails its core mechanics and atmosphere. [hr][/hr] [h3]The Good:[/h3] [list] [*] There is a relatively large variety of cars to drive, and you can even swim or pilot boats, which adds a nice layer of freedom to the world. [*] Fantastic driving mechanics with a slow-motion driving mode that is a lifesaver for taking sharp corners at high speeds. [*] Highly satisfying combat featuring a slow-motion shooting mechanic to help clear the room during chaotic firefights. [*] Surprisingly robust physics and car destruction engines that deliver a satisfying crunch and realistic weight to collisions. [*] Rewarding progression system with solid options for vehicle modifications and weapon upgrades. [*] Flawlessly executed 1960s atmosphere that pulls you directly into the era. [*] The licensed soundtrack is the absolute MVP of this game. Hearing [i]"All Along The Watchtower"[/i] by Hendrix, [i]"Paint It Black"[/i] by The Stones, or tracks by The Animals and The Supremes does incredibly heavy lifting for the immersion. [/list] My biggest fear is the publisher eventually patching this legendary music out due to expired licenses. [hr][/hr] [h3]The Bad:[/h3] [list] [*] The mission structure gets heavily repetitive and relies on a very predictable gameplay loop. [*] On three separate occasions, a mission script completely softlocked/bugged out, leaving me unable to do anything. I had to force a checkpoint reload or completely restart the game to fix it. [*] The graphics have a noticeable film grain and noise filter applied. It can look a bit messy at first, though it is totally acceptable once your eyes adjust. [*] The game features infamous "concrete bushes." Driving into certain shrubbery will stop your car dead in its tracks as if you just slammed into a solid concrete wall. [/list] [hr][/hr] [h3]Technical Notes:[/h3] The display engine refuses to play nice with G-Sync or FreeSync on my rig. These variable refresh rate technologies only seem to kick in when the framerate drops below 60 FPS/Hz, which definitely looks like an underlying issue with the game engine itself. In my opinion, the absolute smoothest experience is just enabling standard V-Sync and hard-locking the framerate to 60 FPS to eliminate the tearing altogether. [hr][/hr] [h3]Conclusion:[/h3] To sum up, the game definitely has its flaws and technical hiccups, but it is genuinely a very enjoyable experience. I can recommend it with a clear conscience.

Pour moi le meilleur mafia que j'ai fais est celui la

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