Mafia: The Old Country

l'histoire du jeu est franchement sympa et immersive le jeu tourne très bien mais je trouve que le mod histoire est un peu court

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I highly recommend Mafia: The Old Country. This game is similar to the Mafia remake from years ago. The story is linear with a free roam mode added for collectables and challenges. There are some slower parts, but it helps to develop the story (which was fantastic) and it makes the action sequences even more enjoyable. I was able to run this game at 60FPS but I needed to turn down some of the games settings (reflections, shadows, foliage).

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The old Country is not only a great return to what made the original Mafia and the second game classics, but also an amazing game on its own, with an astounding cast of characters and a story that is so obviously inspired by vintage Italian cinema. Hardship fueled by hope. It's not an adventure game, it's a story driven action drama. While the stunning Sicilian landscape is plenty open world, which can be explored at certain albeit very few points in the game, despite what you may have heard online, it's mostly a decor for the plot. Whenever you find yourself alone on horse ride or while driving a car, you may test the freedom of the map and find out if you're allowed yet to explore the island. If you're too impatient at first, just enjoy the story and wait until before the last chapter and you'll get a couple occasions to find collectibles. This game is not comparable to GTA, so don't expect side-missions and activities, and Hangar 13 could have definitely pulled a Mafia 3 and added stuff to build towards, but once you finish the game you will realize that none of that would have enriched the experience beyond what it's supposed to be. The shooting is alright, there's a heft to every weapon and all guns pack a punch. I didn't much like the defaulted auto-aim, but you can disable it in the menu. The stealth is barebones, does the job right, although a bit too forgiving, but it's what it is. Knife fights are on the easy side of difficulty, as long as you time you jabs, not like qte, more like learning the telegraphed movements of the enemy, which is fun, though too long in certain scripted scenes. Outside of knife fights, enemies are dumb as bricks, which was the style of that time. Cars move like two bicycles tied together, which is expected. I could not get the Getaway Driver achievement for the life of me, but hey, you try it. You can't be mad at the handling, I assume it's pretty authentic. The music is fantastic, I can't even describe how well they've managed to bring that Sicilian vibe to life with those trembling strings. Visuals are also jaw-dropping. Aside from a couple glitched here and there no experience-breaking bugs or major flaws to break the immersion. Loved the chemistry between Enzo and Isabella, wished to see more in the Man of Honor DLC, but... unfortunately it was too short. The Man of Honor DLC, I'm not faulting the game for it, nor is this the place, but it merely adds a couple more chapters that alters nothing in the main story, it ends abruptly and it's only worth it if you really love The Old Country and want to spend more time with it before uninstalling. All in all, amazing game, really recommend playing it for the story alone.

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fantastic story, great characters, BEAUTIFUL graphics. straight forward game, the guns all feel amazing, the scenery is just breathtaking. its a linear story, it guides you through the whole thing and youll be watching a lot of cinematic cut scenes. if youre okay with that, definitely buy the game, you will enjoy it. the game always gives you the option of going guns blazing or stealthy, both are fun. Feels like playing through a classic mafia movie like godfather or goodfellas. i played once on normal then again on hard, and i will probably play it again on classic.