Mafia: The Old Country

Mafia: The Old Country is a story about a young man who finds himself in the world of the Sicilian mafia at the beginning of the last century. The story begins in the mining region and leads the hero to people who have their own rules. In addition to shooting, there is stealth, fights and driving along the narrow roads of the island. Fights take place in tight spaces, where position and timely strikes are more important than the number of rounds. In addition to the plot, there are additional tasks in settlements, finds and short stories of local residents. The design and sound emphasize the provincial setting. Some of the tasks are related to work in the mine and everyday life in the settlement, which sets a contrast with the criminal part. Relationships within the family are more important than shootouts, and this is noticeable as the story progresses. Some of the tasks are related to the life of the settlement and work, which sets a contrast with the criminal part. Shooting requires cover, and fights happen in short bursts. Conversations influence who the hero will remain loyal to. Traveling around the island takes time, but adds to the setting. In addition to the main line, there are finds and small stories of local residents. Fights require calculation: there is little ammunition, but opponents shoot accurately. Cars serve as both transport and shelter. The scenes are staged strictly, without unnecessary entertainment. Some of the tasks are related to family matters, and who the hero will remain depends on them. Relationships within the hero's family are revealed through short conversations. Some decisions affect how the hero will be treated in the family. For those who like serious stories about loyalty and price, the game is suitable.