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

The Old Country does best. The artists and programmers at Hangar 13 have crafted an evocative and unflinching rendering of ...

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 nails pacing, acting, and atmosphere but drowns deep in clichés, stale gameplay, and zero innovation.

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

Mafia: The Old Country contains one Prologue Chapter and 14 story chapters. As the game follows a linear structure, you have ...

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

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

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

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

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

Mafia: The Old Country and Starfield have very little in common, but the two suffer from one major issue that can be ...