Mafia
The first gameplay for the Mafia: Definitive Edition is here to show how amazing this Mafia remake is going to look when it drops
Get your eyes ready for something special, as we have a look at the first gameplay for the Mafia: Definitive Edition here in all of its 4K glory. That is not an understatement here when you finally take in what Hangar 13 did to get the game up and running for the PS4, Xbox One, and then better for the PC. This is not just some resampling for things from the original Mafia title in 2002 but a full remake in many different ways. Something I was worried was not going to be the issue but 2K Games has put in all the funds to get this to be a true definitive edition of the title. Also, so we can play the whole trilogy in one place too.
In addition to the extremely upgraded visuals, this version of Mafia will also be using new motion capture to bring better performances and a few extra things added in to further expand the base story. If that was not enough, we are getting a new hybrid gun system to play with a mixture of the Mafia 3 gameplay and the handling of the first one. All to bring the game into a more modern feel for our gaming but still making it certain we are not playing a bad-ass soldier and someone that stumbled into the situation. It looks and works really well if you have not already jumped down to see what is going on as of yet.
Mafia: Definitive Edition — 4K Gameplay Reveal
Part one of the Mafia crime saga—1930s, Lost Heaven, Illinois.
Re-made from the ground up with a new game engine, an updated script, new cutscenes, additional gameplay sequences, and more, you’ll rise through the ranks of the Italian Mafia during the Prohibition era of organized crime. After a run-in with the mob, cab driver Tommy Angelo is thrust into a deadly underworld. Initially uneasy about falling in with the Salieri crime family, Tommy soon finds that some rewards are too big to pass up.
Key Features
- Remade Classic – Faithfully recreated from the ground up, with a new game engine, expanded story, new and refined modern gameplay features, re-recorded orchestral score, and more. This is the Mafia you remember, only much more.
- Play a Mob Movie – Live the life of a Prohibition-era gangster and rise through the ranks of the Mafia in a cinematic experience, with new story elements like a revised script, brand new cutscenes, and re-recorded voice acting.
- Lost Heaven, Illinois – Recreated 1930s cityscape filled with interwar architecture, cars, and culture to see, hear, and interact with.
Was your mind blown here for the Mafia: Definitive Edition or will you still be living in 2002 instead? How much more to the story do you think they went with it all or will it only be slight things that were hard to convey with the previous tech? Did you like the gun system from the latest title and like how it has been changed here? Let us all know down in the comments and then feel free to discuss as you wish. If there is more to share for the Mafia: Definitive Edition, you know we will share it all here. Just be sure to keep checking in for all of that and more.
