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Mafia: The Old Country Quick Tips

7 Aug

Welcome to the Family. Mafia: The Old Country is available now. Before you experience Enzo Favara's descent into the gritty criminal underworld of 1900s Sicily, here's a list of quick, spoiler-free tips to help you on your journey through the Valle Dorata. And don't miss our video series "The Family Code" with gameplay deep dives[mafia.2k.com] narrated by central characters from the game.

Don't wait to shop at vendors, equip upgrades, or loot fallen enemies

If you're presented with the opportunity to shop for new items and upgrades—at Pasquale's or Valerio's, for example—you should make sure to spend your hard-earned Dinari on weapons, cars, horses, Charms, and more, as there's no telling where the story will take you next. Items can also be purchased from any wardrobe, garage, stable, or weapon locker.

Charms are especially valuable long-term purchases as they provide passive benefits when equipped. The more Charms you have to choose from, the better prepared you'll be for whatever it takes to get a job done. Assign Charms to slots on Enzo’s rosary via the Charms screen when you collect them; you can enhance the rosary by purchasing extra Charm slots at Pasquale’s store.

This advice for seizing the moment rather than leaving things for later also applies when you're on the lookout for collectibles, looting the bodies of slain enemies, or simply taking in the natural beauty of your surroundings. It's also worth knowing that unlocked items are saved to your profile, so you can access them all on a second playthrough, in Chapter Replay, or in Explore.

Make adjustments in the Settings menu to suit your playstyle

The Settings menu in Mafia: The Old Country includes many options to adjust gameplay to better fit the way you want to play. From Manual Shifting and Simulation Driving toggles to Customizable Aim Assist, an adjustable HUD, a suite of accessibility options, and even a full Sicilian voiceover dub, there are myriad ways to fine-tune this experience so that it best suits your playstyle and preferred degree of challenge. For a quick overview, check out this pre-release Community Q&A[mafia.2k.com], or find the full range of settings in-game.

Take full advantage of each unique knife type

The addition of knife-centric combat mechanics is an exciting new element in Mafia: The Old Country, with three different types of knives that Enzo has the option to wield. Here's a quick overview of each variety:

Scannaturi: These knives can be thrown.
Rasolu: These knives allow for one-hit kills during active combat.
Stiletto: These knives have the highest durability.

For more on the finer points of the game's knife-related gameplay details, such as perks and the ability to sharpen your blade using whetstones, you can find a more detailed breakdown in the above-mentioned Community Q&A[mafia.2k.com].

Become a master duelist with these knife-fighting tips

Mafia: The Old Country's many climactic, one-on-one knife fights are designed to be intense, so staying aware of certain elements might help elevate you from an inexperienced novice to a professional duelist. For example, try to listen for critical audio cues signaling your enemy's next move, and watch for red glints indicating unparryable attacks that must be dodged.

Keep in mind that the timing windows for different inputs (dodge, parry, etc.) are unique, and button-mashing won't get Enzo very far in these dramatic standoffs. The key to winning is variety. Change your strategy often to maintain the upper hand.

The in-game tutorials and mid-fight feedback will communicate everything you need to know, and staying aware of those key audio-visual cues will give you a killer advantage.

You don't have to play previous Mafia entries to enjoy this crime drama

As we said in a previous Community Q&A[mafia.2k.com] back in June, there's absolutely no need to make sure you've played past entries in the Mafia series before playing Mafia: The Old Country. As an all-new, standalone origin story for both the franchise and organized crime as we know it, this turn-of-the-century narrative was largely designed with newcomers in mind.

If you have already experienced the journeys of Tommy Angelo, Vito Scaletta, or Lincoln Clay, you'll certainly recognize Easter eggs and subtle nods to what lies ahead on the established Mafia timeline. You can also score in-game rewards for Mafia: The Old Country via 2K Account rewards[mafia.2k.com] and the Franchise Loyalty Rewards[mafia.2k.com] associated with the Definitive Editions of Mafia, Mafia II, and Mafia III*. And if you do decide to dive into the rest of the franchise after finishing this prequel, not only will you notice connections that extend back to this tale in 1900s Sicily, but you'll have even more reason to eventually revisit the reference-filled Mafia: The Old Country.

Expertly sneak through the shadows with these stealth gameplay tips:

Make use of Enzo's Instinct ability, which allows him to see through objects and detect enemies in his immediate environment.
Remember that there are often places to stash bodies in each area, which will prevent guards from being alerted by the sight of a corpse.
Don't forget to throw coins or bottles to distract enemies so you can sneak by or eliminate them while they investigate the audible misdirection.
Some stealth sequences may have multiple points of entry or exit for Enzo to utilize.
Throw a Scannaturi knife to perform a ranged stealth kill. Just be sure to collect it again afterward!

Armed with these tips, as well as the information in the linked articles above, you're now better equipped than the average carusu freshly emerged from the sulfur mines. For an even more in-depth look at the game, you can check out a month's worth of exclusive IGN First coverage[mafia.2k.com].

You can follow the road signs to your objective

Much like in Mafia: Definitive Edition, when traveling by car or horse, you might notice helpful signage popping up alongside roads to point the way. It's a subtle effect, but these road signs are actually reactive to your position in relation to your next objective, so they'll always point you towards progress if you're trying to complete the mission. This "Navigation Signage" feature is toggled on by default in the Gameplay section of the Settings menu, but you're always free to turn it off—or back on, if you'd like some guidance.

*Rewards require an internet connection and a 2K Account linked to the applicable Mafia title(s). One of each reward per 2K Account. Rewards will be automatically entitled in the applicable game. Void where prohibited. Terms apply

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Mafia: The Old Country is Out Now!

7 Aug

The time has finally come for you to join the Family. Mafia: The Old Country launches today; please refer to our Global Launch Times post to see the exact time when it will be available for your region.

Uncover the origins of organized crime in this gritty mob story, set in the brutal underworld of 1900s Sicily. Fight to survive as Enzo Favara and prove your worth to the Family in this immersive third-person action-adventure set during a dangerous, unforgiving era.

Mafia: The Old Country players who have previously launched any of the Mafia: Trilogy titles while logged into the same 2K Account can expect in-game rewards for their loyalty, which you can learn more about in this article[mafia.2k.com]*. Even if you're new to the series, all players who sign up for and log into the game with a new 2K Account can earn additional in-game rewards for Mafia: The Old Country, which you can learn more about on this page[mafia.2k.com]*.

We also want to share a sincere message of gratitude from the team at Hangar 13 to the entire Mafia community, whether you're just joining the Family today or you swore an oath of Omertá when the original game launched way back in 2002:

"It's hard to believe it's been nearly nine years since Mafia III. So much has changed for us at Hangar 13, and as we reflect back, we're proud to say that one thing has stayed constant: our love for developing cinematic, narrative-driven games.

We believe there will always be a place for these types of experiences in our industry, as we saw first-hand with the reception to Mafia: Definitive Edition. We were reminded just how much we love to create this style of game, and how much you—our fans—love to play them.

We're thrilled that Mafia is back! And not only is it back, but Mafia: The Old Country represents a bold return to the franchise's roots. It's a linear, cinematic experience driven by character and story. Most importantly, it's a mob movie you can step into and play out, just like every Mafia title that came before—and it's best enjoyed spoiler-free, so we ask players to please honor the code of silence and preserve the narrative for others to play through at their own pace.

So, on behalf of all us at Hangar 13, thank you. Thank you for your support, your passion, and your dedication to this series that means so much to us. We hope you enjoy the game."

To get fully up to speed before diving into this turn-of-the-century crime drama, read our recent "Preparing for Initiation" Q&A, as well as our earlier "The Road to Launch" Q&A, in which we answered the Mafia community's most burning questions. Be sure to also check out our PC Specs and Features post where we break down the range of hardware required to run the game, and provide a list of PC-specific features and graphics settings.

*Rewards require an internet connection and a 2K Account linked to the applicable Mafia title. One of each reward per 2K Account. Rewards will be automatically entitled in the applicable game. Void where prohibited. Terms apply.

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Mafia: The Old Country - Traversing the Valle Dorata

5 Aug

For all the grime and treachery hiding beneath its surface, life in and around the Don's villa offers no shortage of genuine beauty. From driving and riding around a stunning countryside to sharing bottles of the Torrisi vintage, it's easy to see why so many covet the Family's power and influence. Enzo must be ready to defend the Don's hard-earned territory in exchange for this new life as a mafioso.

We'll have to stop there to keep from divulging too much and breaking Omertá, but you won't have to wait much longer to experience the rest of the game for yourself. Mafia: The Old Country launches on August 8, 2025 and is available for pre-purchase now.

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Mafia: The Old Country Launch Poster Giveaway

4 Aug

For months, you've followed the journey of Mafia: The Old Country through every major moment, from our PAX East Dev Panel, to our Story Trailer at Summer Game Fest, to our IGN First coverage and beyond. Your loyalty and excitement have been incredibly motivating, and we want to thank you.

With the launch of Mafia: The Old Country fast approaching, we'd like to do something special for our community in return.

We are giving away 30 Mafia: The Old Country posters.* As a mark of true distinction, 10 of these posters will be signed by the developers from Hangar 13. The 30 total winners will be selected at random, with the signed posters randomly distributed among them.

To enter for a chance to win, simply reply to this Reddit post with your answer to this question:

"What are you most excited about for Mafia: The Old Country?"

This giveaway closes on August 8, and the 30 total winners will be selected at random from all eligible replies.

We will announce the winners on August 18. Thank you again for being part of this passionate and dedicated community.

The Mafia Community Team

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*No purchase necessary. Ends 11:59 PM PT August 08, 2025. Open only to legal residents of the fifty (50) United States and the District of Columbia,

Canada (excluding Quebec), Czech Republic, Germany, and United Kingdom. Void where prohibited. Must be at least 18 and legal age of majority in jurisdiction. Prize ARV: $5 USD per unsigned poster; $10 USD per signed poster. Subject to the official rules: https://2kgam.es/3U2bvZf

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Preparing for Initiation: Community Q&A #2

1 Aug

Your initiation into the Family is fast approaching. With the launch of Mafia: The Old Country less than a week away, we wanted to take another moment to answer some more of the community's burning questions. We recently revealed the range of PC hardware specifications[mafia.2k.com] recommended to run the game, as well as a full list of global release times[mafia.2k.com], and those who missed our first Community Q&A can find that here[mafia.2k.com].

Below, you'll find a new set of questions and answers delving deeper into the game's mechanics and features:

What accessibility options does Mafia: The Old Country have?

Below is the list of Accessibility options that you can find in the game's Settings menu:

Subtitle Size
Subtitle Background Opacity
HUD Elements Scale
Colorblind Modes for UI
Sprint toggle/hold
Fully remappable keyboard controls on PC
Simplified Struggle (automatically completes rapid-button-press inputs)

In addition to the above, Mafia: The Old Country's Gameplay settings also offer a number of options that may make the game more accessible to some players:

Difficulty: Easy, Medium, Hard
Customizable Aim Assist
Manual Shifting toggle
Simulation Driving toggle
Skip Drive & Ride option toggle
Navigation Signage toggle
Stance When Using Cover (Persistent Crouch vs. Classic Mafia)
Camera Shake toggle
Camera FOV
Vehicle Camera View distance
Camera Follow toggle

What are the difficulty options in Mafia: The Old Country?

Mafia: The Old Country offers Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulty options. Here's a breakdown of each setting, which you can also find in the game's Settings menu:

Easy - A less challenging experience for players new to action games.

Your weapons deal more damage.
Enemies are less accurate.
You gain more resources from looting and pickups.
Vehicles take less damage from collisions.

Medium - A balanced experience for players who want a fair fight.

Your weapons deal standard damage.
Enemies have normal accuracy.
Vehicles take moderate damage from collisions.

Hard - A tougher experience for players looking to test their skills.

Your weapons deal less damage.
Enemies hit harder and with higher accuracy.
You gain fewer resources from looting and pickups.
Vehicles take realistic damage from collisions.

Can you play Mafia: The Old Country offline?

On PC, you'll need to be connected to the internet the first time you launch the game, but in most instances beyond that, Mafia: The Old Country is entirely playable offline. Two exceptions to this are:

If you significantly change your PC hardware between play sessions, an online connection may be required the next time you launch the game.
After downloading game updates (which alter the executable file), an online connection will be required upon the next launch.

Can you freely explore the map in Mafia: The Old Country?

While Mafia: The Old Country is a linear and narrative-driven experience, some missions will offer the freedom to take your own route toward objectives. In other words, similar to Mafia and Mafia II, you'll be given opportunities to freely roam through a detailed and lived-in world.

The game will also include an Explore option at launch, meaning that once you've completed the Prologue, you'll be able to find collectibles, spend your in-game currency on new items, and take your vehicles and horses for rides around the environment. We have plans to expand this feature via a free post-launch update, more information about which will be revealed at a later date.

Are there collectibles in Mafia: The Old Country?

Throughout the game, you may find collectibles that give you insight into the world of Mafia: The Old Country such as Notes, Newspapers, and Saints’ Cards, as well as opportunities to take Photographs. Others may offer rewards such as Trinacria which can be exchanged for Dinari, or Charms, which can be equipped to Enzo's rosary to grant bonus perks and abilities. And keep an eye out for a Mysterious type of hidden collectible...

Is there a Photo Mode in Mafia: The Old Country?

No, Mafia: The Old Country will not have a dedicated Photo Mode at launch. However, there are specific moments in the narrative during which Enzo is encouraged to take photographs with an antique camera, often to capture shots of scenic Sicilian vistas that contribute to the guided collectible system mentioned above.

How do knives work?

There are three different classes of knives in Mafia: The Old Country.

Scannaturi: These knives have lower durability but can be thrown.
Rasolu: These knives allow for one-hit kills during active combat.
Stiletto: These knives have the highest durability.

In addition to the above distinctions, some knives come with special perks, like healing Enzo after a takedown. You'll unlock new knives with different perks as you progress through the story, and knives can be purchased from two NPCs, Pasquale or Valerio, then equipped at their shops or at weapon boxes.

Only one knife can be carried at a time, and all knives have limited durability that's consumed by special actions like lockpicking, quick stealth kills, knife-throw kills with Scannaturi knives, or one-hit kills with Rasolu knives. The durability of your equipped knife can be restored using whetstones which can be found around the world.

Regardless of durability, your knife is always available as your basic melee attack. It's a great option when an enemy gets too close or if you’re trying to preserve ammo. The basic melee attack isn't as quick or stealthy as a silent takedown, but it’s lethal nonetheless.

As for knives unlocked via DLC, players can equip DLC knives starting at Chapter 2 after meeting Pasquale. These come with special perks and advanced attributes compared to other knives within the same class.

Is stealth optional in Mafia: The Old Country?

For most of the game, stealth is entirely optional and just as tactically viable as charging into enemy encounters guns-blazing. However, occasionally, there will be gameplay sections that require Enzo to remain in stealth for narrative reasons.

How does the in-game currency work in Mafia: The Old Country, and what can you spend it on?

The in-game currency that Enzo can acquire strictly through gameplay and spend on in-game items is called "Dinari." It can be used to purchase guns, knives, outfits, cars, and horses, as well as alternate styles for some of those items. Dinari can be looted from enemies, gained from opening lockboxes, and earned in other ways throughout the story. There are no microtransactions in Mafia: The Old Country, and you cannot acquire Dinari with real-world money.

How do vehicles vary?

Vehicles in Mafia: The Old Country vary across a number of categories. Each has a listed Weight (kg / lbs), Power (kW / bhp), Top Speed (km/h / mph), and Transmission type (2-, 3-, and 4-Speed), as well as stats for Acceleration, Braking, and Grip, each measured on a five-point scale.

Vehicles are unlocked by making progress in the story, purchasing them with the Dinari currency at a Garage, via downloadable content packs, or by signing into or linking your 2K Account in-game (full details here[mafia.2k.com]). Additional styles for vehicles can be purchased with Dinari from Pasquale's store in-game.

Are horses unlockable and customizable too?

Yes, similar to cars, players can purchase and ride horses, as well as change their tack in stables. Some horses and tack will be unlocked through gameplay as the story progresses, and more of each will be available for purchase with Dinari throughout the game too. Also like cars, horses will have different stats such as "Endurance" or the number of times they can be spurred for a speed boost.

Mafia: The Old Country launches on August 8, but there are still reveals to come before this gritty crime drama is finally in your hands. Stay tuned for even more new info, and if you haven't already, there's still time to pre-purchase the game on Steam.

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Mafia: The Old Country PC Specs & Features

31 Jul

For the mafiosi planning to play Mafia: The Old Country on PC, you'd be wise to make sure your machine has everything needed to run it properly. If you're equipped with the right hardware, you'll get to bask in all the beauty of 1900s Sicily's sprawling countryside and quaint urban charms, as well as its grimy underbelly where organized crime first took root.

PC features:

Included:

Uncapped frame rate during gameplay (Cinematics are capped at 30FPS)
Anti-Aliasing & Upscaling
- Unreal Temporal Super Resolution (TSR)
- AMD FidelityFX™ Super Resolution 4 (FSR 4)
- NVIDIA Deep Learning Super Sampling 4 (DLSS 4)
- Intel Xe Super Sampling 2 (XeSS 2)
Frame Generation with AMD FSR, Nvidia DLSS and Intel XeSS on supported hardware only
V-Sync
Remappable keyboard inputs
Ultrawide monitor support
HDR support
Accessibility options

To help you see the Valle Dorata in all its period-authentic glory, here's an overview of the specs needed to run the game depending on your PC:

Mafia: The Old Country Minimum requirements:

These Minimum specs can run Mafia: The Old Country with solid performance on older PC hardware.

Target resolution and graphics settings

Screen Mode: Borderless Fullscreen
Render Resolution: 1920x1080
Graphics Quality Preset: Medium
Anti-Aliasing & Upscaling: Unreal TSR - Balanced

Minimum PC Hardware requirements:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Requires SSD
OS: Windows 10 / 11
Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 2700X / Intel Core i7-9700K
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT / NVIDIA RTX 2070
Video Memory: 8 GB
DirectX: Version 12
Storage: 55 GB available space

Mafia: The Old Country Recommended PC specs:

These Recommend specs will provide the intended experience for Mafia: The Old Country, offering the right balance of graphical beauty and smooth performance.

Target resolution and graphics settings

Screen Mode: Borderless Fullscreen
Render Resolution: 2560x1440
Graphics Quality Preset: High
Anti-Aliasing & Upscaling: Unreal TSR - Quality

Recommended PC Hardware requirements:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Requires SSD
OS: Windows 10 / 11
Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X / Intel Core i7-12700K
Memory: 32 GB RAM
Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 6950 XT / NVIDIA RTX 3080 Ti
Video Memory: 12 GB
DirectX: Version 12
Storage: 55 GB available space

Mafia: The Old Country Epic PC specs:

If you've got a powerful-enough PC, these Epic specs will give you the absolute best visual fidelity for Mafia: The Old Country's rendition of 1900s Sicily.

Target resolution and graphics settings

Screen Mode: Borderless Fullscreen (3840x2160)
Render Resolution: 2880x1620 (75%)
Graphics Quality Preset: Epic
Anti-Aliasing & Upscaling: Unreal TSR - Quality

Epic PC Hardware requirements:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Requires SSD
OS: Windows 10 / 11
Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 9700X / Intel Core i7-14700K
Memory: 32 GB RAM
Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 9070 / NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti
Video Memory: 12 GB
DirectX: Version 12
Storage: 55 GB available space

Mafia: The Old Country PC graphics settings:

Here are the specific graphics options you can tweak to your liking as you fine-tune the settings that work best with your rig:

Display Selection: (varies by setup)
Screen Mode: Windowed, Borderless Fullscreen
Window Resolution: (varies by setup)
V-Sync: Off, On (supports VRR via G-Sync / FreeSync)
Gameplay Frame Rate (FPS): 30, 40, 60, 90, 120, 144, Unlimited
Quality Preset: Low, Medium, High, Epic, Custom
Anti-Aliasing & Upscaling: Unreal TSR, NVIDIA DLSS, AMD FSR, Intel XeSS
Upscaling Mode: Performance - High, Performance, Balanced, Quality, Quality - High, Native
Sharpness: 0.1 - 1.0 (in increments of .1)
Frame Generation: Off, On (on supported hardware)
Global Illumination: High, Epic
Shadows: Medium, High, Epic
Reflections: Low, Medium, High, Epic
View Distance: Near, Medium, Far, Epic
Textures: Low, Medium, High, Epic
Foliage: Low, Medium, High, Epic
Effects: Low, Medium, High, Epic
Post Processing: Medium, High, Epic
Motion Blur: Off, On

HDR AND BRIGHTNESS:

HDR: Off, On
Brightness: 1.4 - 3.0, in increments of 0.1
Black Point: -1 - 1.0, in increments of 0.1

If you have yet to pre-purchase your copy, there's still time to get your affairs in order and score the Soldato Pack pre-purchase bonus featuring a special weapon, cosmetic items, and a Charm that provides a passive in-game effect.* Mafia: The Old Country launches on August 8, 2025.

*Pre-Purchase offer available for Mafia: The Old Country Standard Edition and Deluxe Edition until launch. Internet connection required to redeem bonus content. Items will be automatically entitled in-game at launch. Terms apply.

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Sicilian Dub of the "Loyalty is Everything" Story Trailer

30 Jul

"In questa famigghia, la lealtà è tutto."

Experience Mafia: The Old Country in fully dubbed Sicilian, bringing the Torrisi crime family's story to life with the language of the region. For a first look at these performances, watch the official Sicilian dub of the Story Trailer that first debuted at Summer Game Fest.

The Mafia community spans the globe, and we strive to deliver top-quality language support. In addition to Sicilian, Mafia: The Old Country has full audio support for English, German, French, Spanish (Spain), Czech, and Russian, and features text localization in Italian, Polish, Ukrainian, Latin American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Players can mix-and-match Sicilian dubbing with the subtitle language of their choice.

Mafia: The Old Country launches on August 8, 2025 and is available for pre-purchase now.

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Mafia: The Old Country Global Launch times

30 Jul

It's nearly time to join the Family. Mafia: The Old Country launches worldwide next week; below you'll find a full list of launch times by region on Steam.

Auckland, New Zealand - Aug 8 at 4:00 AM NZST
Sydney, Australia - Aug 8 at 2:00 AM AEST
Tokyo, Japan - Aug 8 at 1:00 AM JST
Singapore - Aug 8 at 12:00 AM SGT
Prague, Czech Republic - Aug 7 at 6:00 PM CEST
Palermo, Sicily - Aug 7 at 6:00 PM CEST
London, UK - Aug 7 at 5:00 PM BST
São Paulo, Brazil - Aug 7 at 1:00 PM BRT
New York, NY, USA - Aug 7 at 12:00 PM EDT
New Orleans, LA, USA - Aug 7 at 11:00 AM CDT
San Francisco, CA, USA - Aug 7 at 9:00 AM PDT

If you have yet to secure your copy, there's still time to get your affairs in order. Those who pre-purchase[mafia.2k.com] the Standard or Deluxe Edition will receive the Soldato Pack, featuring weapon and character cosmetics, along with a helpful Charm that Enzo can equip for a passive in-game effect.*

The Deluxe Edition also includes the Padrino Pack and Gatto Nero Pack, both of which include special weapons, cosmetic items, and Charms that provide a passive in-game effect, plus digital Bonus Materials.**

*Pre-purchase offer available for Mafia: The Old Country Standard Edition and Deluxe Edition until launch. Internet connection required to redeem bonus content. Items will be automatically entitled in-game at launch. Terms apply.

**Internet connection and base game required. Padrino Pack, Gatto Nero Pack, and Bonus Materials are included in the Deluxe Edition of Mafia: The Old Country.

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Mafia: The Old Country - Fighting to Survive in 1900s Sicily

29 Jul

Combat Gameplay:

The Torrisi family's protection doesn't come free. If any are unwilling to pay the price, blood will be spilled—whether it belongs to the Don's enforcers or enemies. To survive his new responsibilities, Enzo will have to charge headlong into tense shootouts and deadly knife fights. The choice of tools and exact tactics depends on the task, but when the calm or quiet approach can't get the job done, you'll have to rely on period-authentic weapons, unpredictable allies, and a sharp eye for explosive opportunities nestled around the environment.

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IGN First - Developer Interview

28 Jul

Developer Interview

IGN First sat down with Mafia: The Old Country Game Director Alex Cox and Hangar 13 President Nick Baynes to reflect on lessons learned from past Mafia titles, the game's scope and price point, and how switching engines helped bring 1900s Sicily to life.

Check out the full interview here.[www.ign.com]

Mafia: The Old Country is currently available for pre-purchase on Steam. In addition to the IGN First content, be sure you don't miss our "The Family Code" Gameplay Deep-Dive videos, featuring new gameplay footage with narration from three of Mafia: The Old Country's characters. With that, let's get into the latest IGN First coverage.

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