There is an opinion (and it’s hard to argue with it) that games based on movie epics (and, conversely, movies based on games) are doomed to failure. Yes, we often have to reckon with just this state of affairs, but even the not-so-successful games of this type have their fans who love the game only for the embodiment of the beloved universe in our beloved interactive form. This happened with “The Godfather”: there is terrible physics of cars, hackwork in terms of creating textures and models (all Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V), and there are a bunch of other problems. But here are the scenes in which Vito, Michael and other iconic characters appear; here are the moments that are so memorable from the book and film; here are tasks in which you fight for the welfare and future of the Corleone family itself! This sends shivers down your spine, and you realize that you don’t need more, that the game is already a success! And what a system there is of wars between families and the capture/destruction of establishments, warehouses and family headquarters... It’s damn exciting, that’s why the game gets such a good rating.