Mafia: The Old Country

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Maravilloso,impresionante,jugable 100por 100.

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Good game. Good story, pretty simple gameplay overall. Satisfying.

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English / Anglais Disappointed... Storyline is about only 10h... in playing in silent mode (splinter cell)... It's an uncharted game with 3x less time of playing. Buy this game only when he's under 20€-15€. I only vote positively as the game is graphically beautiful and deserved to be bought only for this reason. Under full comments of negatives points : Scenario : Boring and nothing of as impactful as other MAFIA games. There were much more interesting storylines, especially considering the region in which the story takes place. Guns/armory : absolutely ridiculous... not balanced at all, play with the shotgun is more powerfull than using a rifle, WTF dude ?! Numbers of gun is restricted to a minimum, there is more interesting guns from that time who can be integrate in the universe. Gameplay : I prefer MAFIA III with a free world to explore. The "free circulation" mode is useless... Made the game in a storyline as Uncharted is a good idea but please becareful to the life time of the story... Map : A lot of parts of the map is uselless and not used in the story like sea side and the cost. Why creating a beautiful map/games without using it ?! Or using it by asking players to buy DLC out of prices ?! Conclusion : I feel like this game is unfinished in terms of its story, needing funding to stay alive. You can sense a marketing strategy to keep the game going through DLC. The problem is, I have absolutely no desire to buy DLC after playing through the story. The DLC for Mafia III was worthwhile. With this game, I don't see how anyone could be anything but disappointed by any additional content when you consider how little the story itself holds. French / Français Déçu… L'histoire ne dure qu'une dizaine d'heures en mode silencieux (Splinter Cell)… C'est un jeu Uncharted avec trois fois moins de temps de jeu. N'achetez ce jeu que s'il coûte moins de 15 à 20 €. Je vote uniquement pour la beauté graphique du jeu, qui justifie à elle seule son achat. Points négatifs : Scénario : Ennuyeux et bien moins marquant que les autres jeux MAFIA. Il y avait des scénarios bien plus intéressants, surtout compte tenu de la région où se déroule l'histoire. Armes/arsenal : Absolument ridicules… L'équilibrage est catastrophique. Le fusil à pompe est plus puissant qu'un fusil d'assaut ! C'est quoi ce délire ?! Le nombre d'armes est réduit au minimum. Il y avait des armes bien plus intéressantes de l'époque qui auraient pu être intégrées à l'univers. Gameplay : Je préfère MAFIA III et son monde ouvert à explorer. Le mode « circulation libre » est inutile… L'idée d'un scénario à la Uncharted est bonne, mais attention à la durée de vie de l'histoire… Carte : De nombreuses zones de la carte sont inutiles et n'ont aucun lien avec l'histoire, comme le littoral et les coûts. Pourquoi créer une si belle carte et un jeu si peu exploité ? Ou alors, pourquoi les exploiter en incitant les joueurs à acheter du contenu téléchargeable hors de prix ? Conclusion : J'ai l'impression que ce jeu est inachevé au niveau du scénario et qu'il a besoin de financement pour survivre. On sent clairement une stratégie marketing visant à maintenir le jeu en vie grâce aux DLC. Le problème, c'est que je n'ai absolument aucune envie d'acheter de DLC après avoir terminé l'histoire. Les DLC de Mafia III valaient le coup. Avec ce jeu, je ne vois pas comment on pourrait être autre chose que déçu par du contenu additionnel, vu la minceur de l'histoire principale.

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What a game! Hangar 13 went back to the roots of the original Mafia and delivered a tightly focused, chapter-by-chapter narrative experience with an optional standalone Free Ride mode for exploration. The story is the absolute star here. You play as Enzo Favara, starting as a young sulphur miner trapped in brutal conditions before clawing your way up through the ranks of the Torrisi crime family—eventually becoming the Don’s right-hand man. It’s an emotional, character-driven tale of loyalty, betrayal, and ambition, all rooted in the stunning early 1900s Sicilian countryside. The writing, voice acting, and atmospheric detail (especially the Sicilian dub) make it incredibly immersive. I didn’t expect this game to hit this hard—I genuinely feel bad for waiting so long to dive in. Gameplay-wise, it’s solid but very traditional. The gunplay and cover system work exactly as you’d expect from the series: reliable, weighty, and cinematic during key moments, but nothing revolutionary. Driving classic 1900s-era cars feels authentic (and occasionally chaotic), and the addition of horseback riding is a brilliant touch that fits the rural Sicilian setting perfectly. Stealth sections are competent—nothing groundbreaking, but I ran into zero major frustrations. The standout feature is the knife-duel mechanic. It’s tense, personal, and surprisingly deep: slash, thrust, parry, dodge, break guards, and deliver brutal finishers. It gives certain confrontations (especially boss fights) a real cinematic, old-school duel vibe that elevates the whole experience. The narrative pacing is superb. I was never bored—always on the edge of my seat, eager to see what happened next. The world itself is beautifully realized, full of environmental storytelling and period detail that makes 1900s Sicily feel alive, even if the open world is more of a detailed backdrop than a fully interactive sandbox. The only real issue I encountered was technical: playing with DLAA caused crashes on my setup (even though my RTX 4070 Ti Super could handle the extra load). Switching to Quality DLSS resolved it completely, and the visual difference wasn’t noticeable enough to ruin immersion. Hopefully patches continue to improve stability. In short: Mafia: The Old Country is a fantastic return to form for the series. If you loved the story-focused approach of the first two games, this one delivers in spades. It may not reinvent the wheel with gameplay, but the narrative, setting, characters, and atmosphere more than make up for it. Highly recommended—especially at a sale price. I can’t wait for more chapters or DLC. Story/Narrative — 10/10 Graphics — 10/10 Gameplay — 7/10 Atmosphere — 10/10 Sound Design — 9/10 Overall: 9.2

Bu oyun neden yapılmış niçin yapılmış anlamadım asla. Bir önceki oyun gereksiz monoton görevlerden ileriye gitmemişti. Tüm beklentimiz bu oyun içindi ama bu oyunda da göstermelik bir açık dünya sunmuuşlar. oyunun hikayesi kısa ve anlamsızdı, açık dünya haritasınmda 3-5 yarış dışında hiçbir şey yok. Free ride modunda zaman geçirebileceğin hiçbir şey yok.. Desem ki düşmanlarla savaşıp zaman geçir. İlk oynadığımız Mafia oyuunlarına keşke DLC çıkarsaydılar. Oynadığım en kötü Mafia oyunu. Asla tavsiye etmem

Mi opinión sobre este juego En general, me ha parecido un juego entretenido, pero con varias decisiones de diseño que no termino de entender. -Lo bueno: -Es fácil empatizar con los personajes. Personalmente, el protagonista me ha gustado bastante. - La jugabilidad es buena, no despunta pero es disfrutable. - Me parece que es un juego que te engancha, no he visto una sección suficientemente aburrida para dejarlo, sobre todo si te gusta el genero de la mafia - Lo malo: - El sigilo me ha parecido una de las peores partes del juego. Siendo un juego de mafia, no ha sido un aspecto que fuese necesario meter pero aun así si lo metes los enemigos son muy poco inteligentes y constantemente te regalan oportunidades para escapar o eliminarlos. Además, la cantidad de cajones y escondites para ocultar cuerpos es exagerada y acaba resultando ridícula y poco inmersiva. - Los combates con cuchillo tampoco me han convencido. Como minijuego o mecánica secundaria podrían haber funcionado, pero su protagonismo en la historia principal me ha parecido excesivo y poco acorde con la experiencia que espero de un Mafia. - La movilidad deja bastante que desear. Entiendo que haya límites invisibles para delimitar el mapa, pero aquí están implementados de forma muy pobre. Hay barreras colocadas en lugares sin sentido y, cuando intentas jugar de forma más creativa o sigilosa, te encuentras constantemente con restricciones que rompen la inmersión.