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Mafia: Trilogy - Complete Your Collection
Includes main games and DLC releases.
Mafia: Definitive Edition
Re-made from the ground up, rise through the ranks of the mafia during the Prohibition-era. After an inadvertent brush with the mob, Tommy Angelo is reluctantly thrust into the world of organized crime. Initially uneasy about falling in with the Salieri family, the rewards become too big to ignore.
Mafia II: Definitive Edition
Remastered in HD, live the life of a gangster during the Golden-era of organized crime. War hero Vito Scaletta becomes entangled with the mob in hopes of paying his father’s debts. Alongside his buddy Joe, Vito works to prove himself, climbing the family ladder with crimes of larger reward, status and consequence.
Mafia III: Definitive Edition
After years of combat in Vietnam, Lincoln Clay’s surrogate family, the black mob, is betrayed and killed by the Italian Mafia. Lincoln builds a new family on the ashes of the old, blazing a path of revenge through the Mafioso responsible.
About the Game
Mafia III: Definitive Edition includes the main game, all Story DLC (Faster, Baby!, Stones Unturned, Sign of the Times) and Bonus Packs (Family Kick-Back Pack and Judge, Jury & Executioner Weapons Pack) bundled in one place for the first time.Part three of the Mafia crime saga - 1968, New Bordeaux, LA.
After years of combat in Vietnam, Lincoln Clay knows this truth: family isn’t who you’re born with, it’s who you die for. When his surrogate family is wiped out by the Italian Mafia, Lincoln builds a new family and blazes a path of revenge through the Mafioso responsible.
NEW BORDEAUX, LA:
A vast world ruled by the mob and detailed with the sights and sounds of the eraA LETHAL ANTI-HERO:
Be Lincoln Clay, orphan and Vietnam veteran hell bent on revenge for the deaths of his surrogate familyREVENGE YOUR WAY:
Choose your own play-style; brute force, blazing guns or stalk-and-kill tactics, to tear down the MafiaA NEW FAMILY ON THE ASHES OF THE OLD:
Build a new criminal empire your way by deciding which lieutenants you reward, and which you betrayOwn Mafia III:
Definitive Edition to unlock Lincoln’s Army Jacket and Car in both Mafia and Mafia II Definitive EditionsПоддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, polish, portuguese - brazil, czech, russian, japanese, simplified chinese, traditional chinese, korean
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 64-bit
- Processor: Intel I5-2500K, AMD FX-8120
- Memory: 6 GB RAM
- Graphics: 2GB of Video Memory & NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660, AMD Radeon HD7870
- Storage: 50 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compliant Sound card
- Additional Notes: Windows 8.1 users may need additional Windows Update files: Please Click here for information
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 64-bit
- Processor: Intel I7-3770, AMD FX 8350 4.0 Ghz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: 4GB of Video Memory & NVIDIA Geforce GTX 780 or GeForce GTX 1060, AMD Radeon R9 290X
- Storage: 50 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compliant Sound card
Mac
- OS: MacOS 10.12.4
- Processor: Intel Core i5 (4 Cores) 3.2 GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon R9 M290X 2GB VRAM
- Storage: 50 GB available space
- Additional Notes: NOTICE: NVIDIA and INTEL video cards are NOT SUPPORTED to run Mafia III Mac
NOTICE: The game requires a minimum 2GB AMD video card. These are the ONLY supported Mac models: AMD FirePro D300, dual AMD FirePro D500, or dual AMD FirePro D700 (late 2013 MacPro) AMD Radeon R9 M290X or Radeon R9 M295X (late 2014 iMac) AMD Radeon R9 M380, M390, M395, or M395X (late 2015 iMac) AMD Radeon R9 M370X (mid 2015 and 2016 MBP) AMD Radeon Pro 450, 455, or 460 (late 2016 MBP)
NOTICE: This game is not supported on volumes formatted as Mac OS Extended (CaseSensitive)
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
This is literally the most boring, repetitive, buggy, pc-crashing inducing game. NPCs keep bugging out, quests won't start or stay on the map when you can't even do them, barely any variety of gameplay, won't stay in fullscreen, crashes every 2 to 3 hours. Plot barely make any sense, was hoping underbosses to do something but no, just a one man army do it all kind of game. The best thing in this game is father James, just kidding its Donovan, father james can go to hell.
I will NEVER recommend this "game".
Am 40 hours into it and I really do not think I can force myself to finish this horrible, horrible story.
It's basically just hate pawn*.
Whoever wrote the story / scripts for this game has some very, very deep seated issues and clearly hates everyone.
They have made this game, on both sides, nothing but the worst of the worst racial stereotypes possible for shock value and not one single person in this WHOLE story is likeable, not even Vito from 2, seeing him shoehorned into this is a travesty, this is not a Mafia game in anything but name.
The gameplay is fun, the world looks great, the cars feel good to drive... yet it's the 1960's and not a single Motorcycle on the roads, no taxi's, not a single bus (one is implied in an off-screen cutscene)?.
As fun as the gameplay is however, you have to sit through the awful story to get to that gameplay, and it's just so grating.
Maybe it's because I'm not American so I do not think this is ok, I don't use social media so I'm not surrounded by racebaiting grifters 24/7, but this game, just... depressing.
Everyone hates everyone, everyone is racist, everyone is a criminal, everyone is a murderer, everyone is a sociopath, everyone... you get the point.
They gave us a Jimi Hendrix outfit in this and it's SO out of place, wearing that, on such a HORRIBLE protagonist considering what Hendrix stood for, that's just an insult to the guy.
Do not buy. It doesn't work on PCs.
This title had issues already at launch, but seemingly they got even worse now to the point that you cannot even run the game.
2K is selling a broken product here and making bank on it.
The game froze. stuck in the start screen in fullscreen mode. i guess a 3080 is not strong enough to play this
Terrible game and much worse than the 2nd Mafia game.
I thought this trilogy was interconnected, but apart from the same character being seen for a second or two in some few situations, these games are pretty much standalone.
There are a lot of bad things to say about this game, the most important for me is that Mafia 3 did not have the same mafia culture and classy vibes as the first game. It just got more violent and much more like GTA. Why they called it Mafia is a mystery (or maybe they just wanted to milk the franchise some more).
The story could have been good, but apart from the few cutscenes that matter, you do the same repetitive missions over and over again. Complete fail of story-telling and gameplay.
80% of the game is driving to one location, shoot people, repeat. 20% actual story.
Although the game seems like it could be fun, I can't recommend this game because it performs horrendously. I'm running this on a nearly brand-new desktop, with a GTX 4070 TI Super with 16GB of VRAM and an i9-14900 KF with liquid cooling, and ran gpu consistently at 100%, raising temps way higher than they should be after only a few hours. I have no idea why, other than just poor optimization, especially considering that the game doesn't look very good at all(even Mafia 1: definitive edition looks and performs much better). Render distance is terrible, with cars and whatnot popping pretty close in when you drive at higher speeds. Keep in mind that I played through Stalker 2 twice on max settings without any issues at all, and it never came close to be as demanding on my PC than Mafia III.
oh boy, i write this as a positive because this game has more positives than negatives, but that doesnt always mean the best, for me, its a 7.5/10 game, potential to be a 10/10, but none of it used, terrible, game breaking bugs, flickering, and underutilized gameplay features, also the story would've been so good, if the way to the story wasnt so repetitive, still worth the buy tho
ok ok its openworld but more like ubisoft game type shii, missions so repetitive and lot a crash, dayumm
I have to restart the game two to three times for it to actually launch, this didn't occur before the launcher removal update. I have the close the game with TASK MANAGER because the game barely lets my do anything. Its insanely annoying and removes a lot of will to play the game again.
Great! game, and a great story line. People said that it is full of glitches and its story is repetitive but I found it quite amazing and would recommend players to play it as it is an underrated mafia game,which is worth the time. The storyline is full of twists and turns and Lincoln Clay is an badass ass protagnist in the mafia trilogy according to me. Loved the game.
Holy smokes what a doozy of a game performance wise. Intermittent black screens, frames dropping to 5 exactly when I move the camera (right stick). Had to refund immediately. Was unfortunate as I was looking forward to it.
It's kinda mid game, graphics are good but securing rackets are the most boring thing in this games because of the repetition missions,
also, the A.I. of NPCs is not good, when I drive car near the footpath in game, the NPCs just jump in front of the car except avoiding the car or jump other side, which causes unnecessary wanted stars.
There also glitches and bugs which causes your player to stuck or stuck our associates, because of this, the mission discontinue and I have to start the mission from start.
Mafia 1 and 2 are better than Mafia 3.
also, there is no single two-wheeler vehicle in the game.
We have detected that your system does not meet the minimum requirements to run this game.
PC SPECS:
Ryzen 7 5800X
RTX 3070 TI
32GB ram
When you go into full-screen mode, you get a black screen. You can fix the problem by pressing ALT + TAB, but the game freezes.
You go to windowed mode, and the game crashes.
Just keep your money in your pocket.
The Mafia series is an amazing piece of work that I always enjoy coming back to every now and then, but this is my fist time playing 3 on PC and i don't know if the game just had a bad port or if the game itself is broken. Cannot access DLC content and game attempts to update itself when the DLC are installed, which results in an instant crash. I'd love to play though all the content after the main story but not sure how. Still a great game but wish it wasn't a pain.
This is an incredible game plagued by bugs and glitches. Were it not for the incredible amount of little things that disrupt gameplay, this would be an all-timer for sure. It's hard to put to words just how disappointing it is to run into one bug after another: start up black screen, characters that are supposed to be conversational just stand around, and then there are objectives that are almost impossible, if not impossible to complete. There have been lots of game that had rough starts and then became great after the bugs were worked and content fleshed out. This is not one of those. This game is as finished as it's ever going to be. There's no patch that's coming down the pipe to fix this. It's just cracked and any amount of pressure breaks it.
This is a good fun game. It has half decent stealth mechanics and good traditional gun play. Driving is arcade like but still enjoyable. I see a lot of people saying it's buggy but the only time it crashed for me was in the closing credits. The vanilla games mission structure gets a bit tedious but most games have a repetitive structure. The DLC is pretty good. Faster Baby has a quest where you need to tear the town up and I loved that. Then you get your weed grow going. Also cool. No native 4K support is a bit of an issue though but a bit of tweaking in my GPU settings got it looking pretty good with fast frame rates. Overall I'd say this an oldie but a goody. 8/10
Mafia III is a game where you go from point A to point B to shoot a lot of guys before going back to point A to talk to a person to go shoot some more guys, usually ending in a mildly interesting set piece mission.
It's been done a thousand times before, and it's not what people come to play the Mafia series for.
Its just rinse and repeat. All the missions are the exact same thing with zero variation. The first few hours were so strong and I bet the story is amazing, but they extended the game 20 too long which is very evident from the idiotic mission design. Its just time wasting. Guess, Ill watch the cutscenes on Youtube as there is no way i'm spending 30 hours or so doing the exact same thing over and over again, Its insane.
Couldnt beat the fucking game because of a game breaking bug in the alcee mission, fix your damn game
dog a** game. a lot of problems with game engine, unfun plot same run around on missions for "racket captures and control zones". it became so unfun and unplayable,
I would love coming back to the game every now and then just to be in the world they built but getting it to look half way decent is such a chore. It looks terrible even compared to mafia 1 & 2
I love the game, it has great music, great cars, great characters, and a great atmosphere. I just feel it lacks in the missions a bit, it can get repetitive going to an area to kill a target and destroying stuff. I do like the missions where they put more story and depth into it. Also, I love the DLC. You get to grow your own weed and make your own strains, that shit is awesome!
Great game, different than previous Mafia games, much more of a GTA vibe
Amazing storyline and great main mission quest. However, the side missions are incredibly tedious and requires a lot of grinding and moving around. Requires fast travel for the kind of side missions implemented.
Gave it an honest try - really looking for an "empire builder" similar to Godfather 2 - that kind of vibe, but more modern. I thought the initial "tutorial" story and world building was pretty good, I even could see the time and city working for a mafia/crime kind of game - but it just ends up being an unenjoyable, bland and extremely boring game.
I can handle it being "go here, shoot him, beat this dude up, drive here", if either of those individual elements felt solid, but none do. Driving feels clunky, even on "simulation" mode - shooting is just, shockingly bad, and the gameplay loop is so basic I'd find it hard to enjoy unless I'd scooped a good 90% of my brain out.
Give this one a miss, hopefully the next entry is better.
Don't let the name fool you, this game is not a game about organized crimes. It's a game where you play as a CIA operative waging domestic terrorism against hard-working, entrepreneurial, salt of the Earth businessmen. Do you enjoy one or more of these activities:
- Lynching
- Disembowelling
- Crucifying
- Mutilating and displaying the dead as trophy
- Burning people alive
- Throwing people out of the windows like they are Russian oligarchs
- Car bombing
- Torturing
- Drugging people
- Feeding people to alligators
- Trafficking drugs and weapons to the poor
- Blackmail politicians
- Assassinating judges
- Gutting your enemies
Then this game is for you, and you might have a future working for the CIA like ya boy Lincoln Clay.
This Game feels like a Quentin Tarantino Movie that was made into a game by Ubisoft. Once you get past the game breaking bugs and Lore-Accurate Racism. This game is kinda, sorta, almost a Masterpiece!
This crap doesn't even deserve the name "game.". So many bugs, I can't even finish the game because of them. Other mafia's were little cakes with sprinkles, and that is just bullshit. I hope Mafia 4 will be something similar to 1 or 2 mafia. Im really disappointed. Don't waste your money on this game even with the discount :[
Laggy, buggy, and repetitive, the best combination.
All in all the game is fun: I liked the combat, voice acting and performance is top notch as always with Hangar 13, vehicles handle nice.
Why the negative review?
Although there are little to no bugs in terms of quest, npc, world bugs. But! For me I had one major bug repeated too many times!!! It is a bug where after I died in a certain mission, the game would glitch out and simply won't be able to load up into the mission, stuck in an infinite loading loop!
This is completely game breaking!!! How could it be that still in 2024 this bug persists?
I had found a work around that worked 2 times, but since the third infinite loading bug, I just gave up.
Stay clear of this game, do not put in many hours like I did to just get completely blocked out of the game!
Do not buy!
At first I was iffy of this game considering it was very different than the first two in the series, but it started to really like it in the end. I did all of the side missions and the main story, Lincoln Clay was a fun character to play. Game can be weird sometimes but usually there is a fix for it.
is it a good game? yes if you like stuff like pulp fiction.
is it a good if you like the first two mafias? no absolutely not. this should have honestly just been a spin off and not part of the mainline.
After doing a replay of Mafia II as the definitive edition, starting Mafia III was a little awkward at first. I found the groove and was comfortable with the changes between 2 & 3. I really liked 3 and it's great. The story was fantastic too, had a bit more gravity than Mafia II. Fucking great game, two thumbs up.
I love the music and the dark story of this game and the slot machines give me a warm feeling
Good old fashion fun... Yes, I know it isn't the same as the other two, but I would actually rather the other two were a lot more like this one. Of course it's not a true Mafia game because you aren't in the Mafia, though you were never really in the Mafia were you? It's make believe, so relax. It's just a really fun open world game...
So this one's interesting, and It was difficult to decide yes or no on this one, but I'll say yes, first of all, I can certainly understand the hate, this game is extremely repetitive, but other then that it's actually pretty good, just what you do in the game ruins it, I like the story, combat, details, and the setting too, it's an interesting twist on the series, to play as a black man in New Orleans, late 1960s, which I found unique, and it's graphics and map, also great. So good game asides from the repetitiveness, which ruins it.
It's not good. I put off playing Mafia III for years based on the lukewarm reviews. Visually, it's totally inferior to its predecessor. Mafia II looks so much better and the game mechanics are so much smoother despite being released several years before III. This game gets tedious very quickly. Gameplay is very clunky and just not fun to play. I wanted to like it, but I just don't. High hopes for "The Old Country."
As far as I can tell, what stopped me from getting the game years ago is corrected - the graphics doesn't suffer weird lighting effects (except very rare and mild cases). The story is well fleshed out and crafted and the gameplay is fun. I would love for car physics and crash damage to be more realistic, but that's an issue with most games. I feel the cops are an adequate challenge when they're chasing you, but it seems weird they don't react to wild driving and running red lights etc. I would love the more realistic mechanic of having to look out for cops (maybe coupled with lower density of cops so that it wouldn't become annoying).
Mafia 3 is an unforgettable gaming experience that truly excels in delivering a captivating story and breathtaking graphics. The narrative is where this game shines brightest—it’s raw, emotional, and profoundly impactful. Set in the tumultuous 1960s, the game does a phenomenal job of immersing you in the era, with its exploration of themes like revenge, loyalty, and social tensions. The story of Lincoln Clay’s quest for vengeance against the Italian mob is nothing short of cinematic, with compelling characters and rich dialogue that keep you hooked from start to finish.
Visually, Mafia 3 is a masterpiece. The attention to detail in the game's recreation of New Bordeaux, a fictional take on New Orleans, is stunning. The city feels alive, with its vibrant neighborhoods, dynamic weather effects, and period-authentic design. The lighting and textures add depth to the world, making every sunset over the bayou and neon-lit street feel like a work of art.
The soundtrack further enhances the atmosphere, with a fantastic selection of 1960s music that perfectly complements the game’s tone. Whether you're cruising through the city or sneaking into enemy territory, the music draws you deeper into the world.
Mafia 3 isn’t just a game; it’s an experience that stays with you long after the credits roll. If you’re a fan of immersive storytelling and stunning visuals, this game is a must-play!
As a first time player.
Mafia III nails the 1960s vibe with a detailed city and an incredible soundtrack that immerses you in its world. The first few hours are cinematic and gripping, but the excitement quickly fades.
I hate writing reviews without finishing games, but this one is boring af. It doesn’t make you feel like you’re part of the Mafia, instead dragging you into repetitive side quests that block progress to the main story. Cool unlocks, are locked behind tedious grind sessions. And without a fast travel system, getting around the massive city becomes a tedious time sink.
A promising start derailed by frustrating design choices.
The game is a masterpiece. Not even halfway through, and I'm amazed. Very anticipated for Mafia: The Old Country next year.
One Of the Best Story Game :) Loved it
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☐ MS-DOS
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☐ Watch paint dry instead
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☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
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☐Just press 'W'
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☑ Significant brain usage
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☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding
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☐ Some lore
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☑ It'll replace your life
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☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☑ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money
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☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
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Giving a genuine review of this game:
When I first played this game after completing Mafia 1 and 2, I immediately noticed the dull brightness and unimpressive visuals. Because of this, I didn’t play the missions right away. Instead, I spent nearly 20 hours just roaming, killing, and doing other random activities in the game.
However, I recently came back to Mafia 3 to play it properly before the next installment's release. While browsing the community, I discovered that the visuals could be significantly improved by following certain steps. The only requirement was an NVIDIA graphics card. I followed the procedure, adjusted the settings, and set the brightness to 6 out of 10. The difference was incredible! You wouldn’t believe how much better the game looked after those adjustments.
With the improved visuals, I restarted the missions, and the game felt like a completely different experience. It was almost like playing GTA V, but with a distinct Mafia-style vibe.
I am loving this game but had some technical hurdles at first.
1. By default the game caps your refresh rate to 60hz even if you set the FPS cap to unlimited. I had to download a reshade tool to fix this (nothing else worked) - https://github.com/Filoppi/reshade/releases/tag/v4.6.1 - This worked and completely unlocks the refresh rate.
2. The game has a very annoying camera re-center when you are driving. For example you might want to turn the camera to look around at the environment while still driving straight and within about 1.5 seconds the camera auto-centers and there is no way to turn it off. You can actually edit this value in the Mafia 3 resource explorer (you can change the re-center timer to 99999 seconds). Link to thread about the re-center issue here: https://www.gog.com/forum/mafia/howto_disable_camera_auto_center_in_mafia_i
Keep in mind that "CarFollow.FollowTimeout" is just the third person car camera view and you'll need to change these values for the first-person car camera as well as the boat cameras.
THAT SAID, the initial headache of getting things setup was worth it because the core game is fantastic. I'm from Louisiana and have been to New Orleans many times, and it is so, so cool to see the city represented in New Bordeaux. It is not a 1 to 1 recreation, but there are certain real landmarks that appear and the vibe of Louisiana as a whole is captured really well. You've got bayou everywhere, dozens of little suspension bridges, terrible drivers, alligators, pedestrians in Mardi Gras outfits, and so on.
I've been playing Mafia 3: Definitive Edition alongside Mafia: Definitive Edition and overall I'd say Mafia 1 is more about linear story progression and campaign missions (which it does very, VERY well), and Mafia 3 is more about fulfilling the fantasy of actually taking over a city. It's a bit weird to explain because you are ostensibly a Vietnam vet "good guy" but you are kinda acting like a lawless maniac as you kill hundreds of rival gang members and corrupt cops, recruit lieutenants, perform shakedowns, etc.
I've seen a lot of criticism of the core gameplay loop, but I actually like it a lot. Movement, shooting, and taking cover are almost identical to Mafia 1, which is to say "serviceable", but enemy hit reactions are incredible and shooting them generally feels great. The big departure from Mafia 1 is that you can upgrade your character (Lincoln) by doing missions for the various underbosses you recruit in your territories. So like, you can do a bunch of missions for one underboss and eventually be able to upgrade your rifle accuracy, stability, reload speed, and ammo. Do missions for another underboss and you can upgrade your vehicle suspension, health pool, stamina, etc.
In addition to passive upgrades, there's an interesting assortment of actives that you can radio in. Basically you hold down what amounts to a sort of weapons wheel and then pay your in-game cash to have your underbosses do various favors, like send you an AI goon squad with Tommy guns to help you, call off a police search, or bring you a new vehicle. This part of the game reminded me a lot of the old "Mercenaries" games if anybody remembers them from the PS2 era. You get a real sense that you have a logistics and support network behind you which IMO is what separates the game from Mafia 1 the most.
There's a lot of driving from point A to point B, but driving feels great (on simulation mode) and the higher level cars are notably faster and handle better than the 1930s deathtraps from Mafia 1. It does get a bit tedious at times, but the environment consistently looks good and there are actual Playboy magazines with full uncensored centerfold spreads you can collect. LOL this is easily the best collectible item in any video game ever. I have never felt compelled to collect stars or coins, but Playboy nudes? Yes please.
On the whole the voice and mocap acting is really well-done. I did laugh a few times at some of the characters' pronunciations. "Work" becomes "woyk", church is "choych" and hurt is "hoyt". My late granddad pronounced things like this, so it was definitely a feature of the dialect, just kinda feels like every other white character in the game plays up this particular dialect quirk (or should I say quoyk).
Audio is pretty great. "Surround" and "Stereo" are available, and using surround with either Dolby Atmos for Headphones or one of Immerse's headphone options (I use the Beyerdynamic software) results in very good positional audio. It is pretty amazing to roll up on a compound and be able to pinpoint enemies from their footsteps and voicelines. To be in a warehouse and hear a guy shouting racial epithets as he storms down the stairs.
Story is generally okay and Lincoln is overall likeable. I do feel like the racism of the southern white guys in this game is played up so that you do not feel bad about mowing them down, just like how in any WW2 campaign you are not supposed to feel bad about killing thousands of nazis. Not sure if this criticism makes sense. You could replace the enemies with zombies and it wouldn't make a difference. Worth noting, there is an "interrogate" mechanic in the game, but in order to interrogate an enemy, they have to be weakened first. How do you weaken them? By shooting them like 40 times lol. So you go up to these guys that are riddled with bullets and covered from head to toe in blood. They should be dead 10 times over but they miraculously remain alive so you can interrogate them and add them to your crew.
The writing overall is good to great. The priest character has a pretty great line fairly deep into the campaign - "If all you look for in the world is evil, that's all you're ever going to see." This feels like a remarkably prescient line given modern cancel culture and grievance politics. Lincoln actually parrots the line back to one of the militant Black Panther style underbosses at some point. She is lecturing him about how evil white people are and he busts this line out - "A wise man once told me that if all you look for in the world is evil, that's all you're ever going to see." And I was like DAAAAAAAMN. The writing definitely gives you a lot of "Racism bad, mmkay?" but it also throws some occasional nuggets like this that give you pause. Writing overall is better in Mafia 1 IMO, which is pretty much immaculate. But the bar doesn't sag too much here.
I'm really excited to see where Mafia: The Old Country takes the series' gameplay. The movement, cover, and shooting of Mafia 3 is very good and on the cusp of being great. I'd love to see more natural parkour added, perhaps some combat rolls, the ability to shoot while staying crouched (without taking cover) or going prone. Would love to see some environmental destructbility. It would be amazing to roll up with a goon squad and shoot up a wooden door with Tommy guns until it's blown apart.
Anyway, Mafia 3 is definitely worth the purchase if you don't mind getting your hands dirty for thirty minutes to an hour to iron out its technical issues. It's a gritty, grounded open-world game set in a terrific environment with shooting, driving, and upgrade mechanics that all work together well to sustain engagement. Holds up remarkably well in 2024 for a game that originally released in 2016.
Sadly I cant really recommend this game. Mafia I and II are some of the most interesting and immersive games Ive played. With a story I adore, making this game feel as if its a counterpart to the more famous Yakuza/Like A Dragon Series in quite a few regards.
Issue with Maifa III is, that entire thing is dropped.
From small staples like the driving speed limit removed, to the missions being way more repetitive. This game feels more like Mafia II DLC instead of its own game.
Mafia III: Definitive Edition, including its DLCs, offers a complete narrative-driven experience set in the 1960s-inspired New Bordeaux. The game follows Lincoln Clay’s revenge journey against the Italian Mafia, delivering a gritty story about betrayal, race, and revenge.
Gameplay
The open-world setting combines stealth, shooting, and vehicle mechanics, but mission design often feels repetitive. The Definitive Edition includes improved visuals but still suffers from occasional technical issues.
DLCs
The DLCs (Faster, Baby!, Stones Unturned, Sign of the Times) expand the story with new missions, mechanics, and areas. These add depth, variety, and emotional weight, balancing the base game's repetitiveness.
Visuals and Atmosphere
The 1960s aesthetic, with period-accurate music and New Bordeaux’s diverse districts, immerses players in the era. However, graphical glitches can break immersion.
Conclusion
While the gameplay can feel monotonous, the powerful story and rich world-building shine. The DLCs enhance the experience, making the full package worthwhile for crime drama fans.
Score: 7.5/10
Recommended for its narrative and atmosphere, though gameplay repetition and bugs may detract from enjoyment.
never made it past the jumping threw time. story want enough to get me excited. and play threw.
Its a good game with some outdated open world ideas. As far as stuff to do in the world there is not much but given how little there was to do in 1 and 2 then this was a step in the good direction. Mainline the story as it is pretty good. If you have the dlc then it definitely brings in some new ideas. A fair warning, there is no fast travel so get very used to driving everywhere.
At first I was skeptical of this game considering it was very different than the first two in the series as far as gameplay goes, but it really grew on me. I enjoyed it immensely. I will say there was a few weird veer offs in the story that had nothing to do with the main plot that never really led to anything but it was still fin either way. Looking forward to the new one being released.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Aspyr (Mac) |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 14.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 61% положительных (13372) |