This year's The Game Awards featured Mafia: The Old Country. Hangar 13 studio and 2K Games used the occasion to show the world a new trailer and announce the release date.
As announced a few days ago, Mafia: The Old Country is one of the games that graced this year's The Game Awards (and even a bit earlier, albeit unofficially). The work of Hangar 13 studio and 2K Games has received a new trailer, and the release window set for the summer of 2025 has been confirmed. We also learned specifics about the plot and gameplay.
Mafia: The Old Country is announced as a "linear narrative-driven game." The developers decided to abandon the open world in favor of a "cinematic experience" set in the early 20th century.
We first heard about Mafia: The Old Country in August 2024, during gamescom. We then learned that the fourth installment of this best-selling series would be a prequel that would take us to Sicily in the early 20th century. Moreover, according to official information, the game will not feature Italian dubbing; however, we can count on the presence of characters speaking in Sicilian.
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