
Uncover the origins of organized crime in Mafia: The Old Country, a gritty mob story set in the brutal underworld of 1900s Sicily. Fight to survive as Enzo Favara and prove your worth to the Family in this immersive third-person action-adventure.
Most likely between $17.6M and $49.8M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $49.99 | 73% | approximately $29.3M |
| PlayStation | $49.99 | 81% | — |
| Xbox | $49.99 | 78% | — |
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $32.58 on Steam · China (−35%). Compare 28 prices in 15 markets →
Reviews
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Reviews
Great game. I haven’t played a game with such a good story in a long time. It’s incredibly engaging from start to finish, and honestly, I can’t find any flaws. Definitely one of the best games I’ve played in a while.
Really good dialogue and cutscenes in line with Mafia 1 with a nice variety of italian phrases and insults seasoned in there for a diverse and flavorful exchange between characters. And multiple side and a few main characters are found in Mafia 1 and 2 for those who are long running fans. 8.5 / 10 Gameplay however is lacking in some major ways, gunplay is easily the worst in the series with a small and mostly unremarkable selection of firearms. Combine this with the abysmal time it takes for the crosshair to get even remotely close enough for you to hit anyone beyond 10ft away. id recomend the double barrel shotgun for every fight on this basis alone. in fairness i played through on hard but it felt like you would take cover and pop out every once in a while to take a single well aimed shot to the head and slide back down to recover health and wait for the return volley to pass, turning every fight into an almost tedious exchange that holds you back from progressing. body shots are also a poor choice because it takes 4 or 5 shots to the chest to kill anyone with most pistols. 6.5/10 Driving is similar to Mafia 1 and it even has horses and races, however anyone who has played mafia 1 knows driving was rough and its the same here but with the cars being super new it certainly fits better into the world and story for them to steer poorly. Horses are just fine but not special in any way taking a back seat to driving for most of the game. the races are pretty good and a nice addition to the series, im hoping they continue to include them in the future and these are not even a fraction as hard as the race in mafia 1 but lack the difficulty or the urgency that one instilled. 7.5/10 finally the game adds knife fights for boss battles and you even pick your own knife early on and can buy others that have different stats but for the most part its a knife and the fights while a neat idea lack any real depth mechanically as you can only parry, dodge, stab and strike leading to all the fights feeling the exact same. although it should be said its visually quite appealing and allows for a fair bit of swearing an witty dialogue as you brutally dice your foes. 7/10 Overall the games a 7.8/*10 so id say get it on sale for 35 or so. This review doesnt include the future DLC thats planed for this fall.
Overall, a good addition to the series. I'm on Chapter 8 now (of I think 12) and the story, characters, and setting are all pretty decent. Sicily in the early 1900s is very well done and there are some collectibles like newspapers that play up the historical setting. The countryside is beautiful and the little towns and villages are very picturesque. There is some high-quality worldbuilding here alright. As for the story, it's the usual tale of a rise to power from nothing, with all the risk and violence that entails, plus some romance thrown in. The gameplay is decent although the stealth sequences in particular can sometimes be annoying as they are not well checkpointed. Mess up and you can find yourself back at the beginning. However after a few goes you will work it out and it wasn't frustrating enough to get me to drop the game. The driving is much much better than in the original Mafia game (for those of us old to remember) and the combat is also solid. The knife fighting sequences are an interesting addition and not too hard to get the mechanics for. Overall this is good enough that I wanted to buy the DLC for it. Definitely a buy when it goes on sale if you like third person action and crime.
9/10 for Mafia game
GOOD
Recommended only because the storyline is amazing - per usual for a Mafia game. That being said, that's all it is. Very minimal action and allowance for your own movement. With a storyline game it is also really important to keep the player involved and they didn't allow for any choice making which I feel would have been a positive upgrade from the rest of the series. Overall, still recommend but it should not have come out as a high priced game. Get it while its on sale if you want to enjoy a great storyline movie.
I enjoyed the story in this game but all around I found that the ending was pretty stupid and the game does stutter here and there and also it's poorly optimized but all around I would rate it a 7.5/10
Good Game
A Masterpiece, great graphics a good mix between action and free world gameplay. But the story is why you play the Mafia Games, absolute perfection. The writers know exactly how to make characters you actualy care about and a story which is captivating to experiance. Ti adiu pi la fini. 10/10.
The ending ruined the game for me.