Mafia: The Old Country is a great new single-player game with a fantastic setting and compelling story, but it could use a ...

Old Country dials down the experience compared to the bloated open world of Mafia III and goes for something much more linear ...

Mafia: The Old Country strives with its nuanced, relatable storytelling, but suffers from derivative gameplay and generally unpolished presentation ...

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

The Old Country . The 14 chapters and Prologue are quite similar in length; it usually takes roughly an hour to complete one ...

Mafia: The Old Country's gameplay and mechanics don't bring anything new to the table, but that definitely isn't a bad thing.

To me, the best part of Mafia: The Old Country is getting really into the idea of pretending you're living in 1900s Sicily ...

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

Mafia: The Old Country brings forth a compelling rags to riches tale, and it's bound to make one Game Awards category crowded ...

I spent the majority of the game feeling like I was doing a series of disassociated side quests.

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

This chapter begins at the Torrisi vineyard. The Don wants to see you, so head upstairs to the second floor and meet him in ...