Mafia: Definitive Edition

There are no many missions, and none of the most striking ones, for example, there is no shooting of a restaurant with a telephone booth, there is no mission at a railway crossing, there is no following behind an armored limousine, there is not much else. No traffic lights, no gasoline. The shooting from the first Mafia was more enjoyable. In general, in terms of gameplay, the first mafia was head and shoulders above the modern division. There is not the slightest desire to replay this remake, unlike the first and second parts.

There are no many missions, and none of the most striking ones, for example, there is no shooting of a restaurant with a telephone booth, there is no mission at a railway crossing, there is no following behind an armored limousine, there is not much else. No traffic lights, no gasoline. The shooting from the first Mafia was more enjoyable. In general, in terms of gameplay, the first mafia was head and shoulders above the modern division. There is not the slightest desire to replay this remake, unlike the first and second parts.

What a boring boring game compared to Mafia 2! All you can do is just shoot and drive. I can’t buy myself a weapon, I can’t upgrade cars, I can’t use trams and trains, I don’t have money, I can’t buy food, I can’t drink, I can’t do anything! Sarcastically, there is a "free ride" mode that allows you to "explore" the city, but what is there to explore?? I'd rather spend ten hours in Mafia 2 exploring the city, upgrading my cars, eating hamburgers, buying new clothes, drinking, robbing some gun store, polishing my shoes, or just watching people slip in the snow, than spend ten minutes in this game.

The plot is very short, most of the small details are cut out and not done. And as a rule, all the little things play a very important role in games, in the original it took seriously longer! What … Read full