Mafia: Definitive Edition

For me personally, the first Mafia is a cult game. I remember how we went through it with my classmates at the same time, and then shared our impressions at school). I remember how no one could complete the race mission :). The game has been completed countless times. I loved it even more than GTA.

The re-release exceeded all my expectations.

The graphics are super modern, many gameplay improvements, the addition of motorcycles to the game, hidden collectibles - all this and much more definitely benefited the game. The game did not lose anything (as happens in some cases with re-releases), but on the contrary, it gained. The charm of 1930s America, Prohibition and organized crime.

I completed 100% (all achievements, all missions in the “Walk” mode, everything, everything, everything that is possible).

Cool game with the atmosphere of the time when there were mafia gangs)) Excellent plot and instructive. The remake turned out to be decent. Respect to the developers!)

I played the remake, it’s clear that the developers tried, it’s not hackwork, the game is interesting to play. Exactly the same old, good Mafia came out, but with modern graphics and rollers. The game is for old, good gamers, the younger generation probably won’t like it, they mostly like to hate and trash games, it’s rare that young people complete a game to the end, it’s like they didn’t get it. Races also get on your nerves, I completed a race with a bunch of curse words only on an easy level and then only with “25 times”,

although later I raised the difficulty level to classic. In 2020,

is the first game that really made me happy and

caused a lot of nostalgia.

I played the game 2 times and I don’t regret it, this game left pleasant memories, it’s good both in terms of a remake and a game, the graphic plot is almost untouched, everything is perfect, the developers even added tasks to the walks

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