Mafia: The Old Country nails pacing, acting, and atmosphere but drowns deep in clichés, stale gameplay, and zero innovation.

Mafia: The Old Country tells an exceptional mob story, but it’s a shame that it’s so much better to watch than it is to play.

In an era dominated by open-world games with RPG elements, the latest from 2K is largely a throwback, a contained narrative that lacks the repetition of games like this one that mistake doing the same ...

Mafia: The Old Country uses its stunning setting to tell a familiar story about loyalty and family that’s propped up by its ...

This story of greed, crime, and forbidden love is wonderfully stunning to look at, yet disappoints for how unabashedly ...

Coming from Mafia 3, a question that many people might ponder on is whether there are multiple endings in Mafia The Old ...

Fraud, robbery, bootleg alcohol, and hits on rivals made mobsters the new form of outlaw, and Mafia: The Old Country offers a ...

The Old Country, the latest installment in the third-person action-adventure franchise developed by Hangar 13. Players will ...

The game takes place in early 1900s Sicily, where technological advancements have begun to shape the world around it and the ...

Help young Enzo Favara pave his way up as part the Torrisi crime family and find every Mafia The Old Country safe code and ...

In the wake of Mafia 3 with its open world, as discussed in our developer interview, the team returned to its roots with ...

Once he gets out of the sulfur mines in Mafia: The Old Country, Enzo Favara turns out to be a pretty sharp dresser. The game ...