Mafia: The Old Country is more than just a crime drama — it’s a journey back in time, to streets filled with the scent of gasoline, cheap whiskey, and gunpowder. The developers have recreated the early 20th century with remarkable precision, immersing players in a world where honor and betrayal walk side by side.
The story takes place in a fictional European city torn apart by mafia family wars. You play as a young protagonist who starts with petty tasks and gradually becomes involved in high-stakes conflicts, aiming to earn his place among the most powerful bosses. The narrative is packed with dialogues, twists, and cinematic moments that feel straight out of a classic gangster movie.
Gameplay includes:
- cinematic shootouts with cover-based tactics;
- stealth missions where a single mistake can be fatal;
- thrilling chases in vintage cars with authentic handling;
- a branching choice system affecting the plot and ending.
Pros:
- outstanding atmosphere and attention to detail;
- strong story with memorable characters;
- well-crafted open world;
- varied mission design.
Cons:
- some missions are challenging for newcomers;
- demanding PC system requirements.
Verdict: Mafia: The Old Country is a game to savor slowly, enjoying every scene and every street. It’s a title for those who value story, drama, and the spirit of a bygone era.
