The Old Country’s old school, and deliberately so. In response to criticism Mafia 3 got when it came out about a decade ago, the developers have opted not to keep trying to evolve what a Mafia game is with a revised approach, but instead to push back against the inevitable onslaught of time.

Mafia: The Old Country takes players to 1920s Sicily with a strong story and rich setting but suffers from restrictive design, dated combat, and frustrating stealth, making it worthwhile mainly for lo

The Old Country, the latest installment in the third-person action-adventure franchise developed by Hangar 13. Players will explore the birth of the Mafia and organized crime itself in the underworld of 1900s Sicily as Enzo Favara.