Rise through the ranks of the Mafia
Mafia: Definitive Edition is a complete remake of the original action game and is the centerpiece of the Mafia: Trilogy bundle. This premium game tells the story of Tommy Angelo, a Lost Heaven cab driver who becomes enamored with life in organized crime after an opportune brush with the Italian mafia.
Mafia: Definitive Edition is the same enthralling story from the 2002 game but fully remade and expanded, with a beautiful presentation including stunning new visuals and an original orchestral score. However, it is important to note that it doesn't have an online mode.
What does Mafia: Definitive Edition include?
The missions you take after joining a Mafia family are the same as those that Tommy took in the first game. However, the experience differs because of the new vehicle management, cover system, motorcycles, and melee combat. Mafia: Definitive Edition is more accessible than the original version by design, but there are difficult settings to suit new players and experienced mafiosos alike.
This is particularly consistent with the most tested Classic Difficulty setting, which fuses various old-fashioned Mafia highlights. Another gesture to Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven incorporates a Free Ride mode that lets you investigate the map as you quest for concealed collectibles and privileged insights into your own movement—the thought is that it permits players to investigate Lost Heaven openly with no mission targets.
It's a chance to look at the vistas around the city, test-drive vehicles, discover collectibles, and perhaps reveal a couple of insights. To open the Free Ride mode, you should finish the primary mission. You'll wind up at Salieri's Bar so you can get to your garage. The most devoted players may receive a couple of unlockable as a prize for following a path of obscure hints.
A stunning visual and sound treat
Players will love the game's stellar visual and cinematic sound upgrades as it features gorgeous 4K and HDR-ready graphics and a brand-new original score, bringing the cutscenes to life. This upgrade further enhances your gaming experience by allowing you to dig deeper and immerse yourself into Tommy's narrative as a mafia in an open world within the organized crime culture of 1930s America. Moreover, it is important to note that having Mafia: Definitive Edition is required to access Tommy's suit and cab in both Mafia II and Mafia III Definitive Editions.
Mafia: The Old Country
Get lost in the perilous 1900s Sicily underworld in Mafia: The Old Country, the prequel to the critically acclaimed Mafia series. This takes you back in time to unveil the origins of organized crime in story-driven gameplay paired with highly defined visuals and sound effects, providing a lifelike sense of playthrough—an element that the Mafia series is known for.
The game carves a linear story, shaping an in-depth narrative and going back to the roots of how everything else came to be. Like every other Mafia game, this title also features that classic mob movie feeling, boasting extraordinary settings for enticing and captivating gameplay.
New and improved Mafia game
Mafia: Definitive Edition is the centerpiece in the Mafia: Trilogy bundle, offering a complete remake of the original action game. This game immerses players in the captivating narrative of Tommy Angelo's journey into organized crime with enhanced visuals and an original score. While it lacks an online mode, the game introduces new features, difficulty settings, and a Free Ride mode, allowing players to explore Lost Heaven freely. It's essential to own Mafia: Definitive Edition to unlock exclusive content in Mafia II and Mafia III Definitive Editions.
