Recensioni di Mafia: Definitive Edition

parlano in siciliano

gioco stupendo!!! remastered fatta bene di un titolo storico e imperdibile

iu si ca capiscu na nticchia i sicsilianu

un bug unico

All'inizio ero indeciso su quale versione Definitive Edition comprare tra i 3 giochi Mafia sul mercato. Ho scelto questo e devo dire che ne vale assolutamente la pena. L'ho pagato con l'80% di sconto e vale tutti i soldi spesi. La storia è ben strutturata, la grafica è realistica e i doppiaggi in Italiano sono molto ben fatti (viene anche considerato da quale parte d'Italia provengono i personaggi cambiando di conseguenza il dialetto).

Beh che dire chi non piace mafia e perché sta giocando a fornite o chissà cosa, mafia e la sua storia e molto ammirevole e spiega in dettaglio come chi entra nella mafia non ne uscirà più. Stupendo come gioco, tutta la trilogia.

epico! fantastico a dir poco e rinnovato! Non ha molto a che fare con il primo Mafia ma è comunque bellissimo!!!

Ma seriamente, come fai a produrre un gioco nel 2020 che si blocca metà delle volte che voglio aprire il gioco e che ha un sistema di gioco molto simile a quello di 20 anni prima? Io ho amato questo gioco, la storia, e vorrei rigiocarci, ma alle volte sembra impossibile!

Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5) Mafia: Definitive Edition is how you do a remake right. This isn’t just a visual upgrade it’s a full-blown revival of one of the best crime mob stories in gaming. Set in the 1930s, in the middle of Prohibition, it throws you into a world of gangsters, fast cars, and the high ranks life of the mob. Everything from the story to the music, the world, and the gunfights has been remade with care, making this the definitive way to experience this classic. Story Mode – One of the Best Crime Dramas in Gaming You play as Tommy Angelo, an average taxi driver who stumbles casually into the mafia life after a wild night with two gangsters from the Salieri family. What starts as a way to make some easy money turns into a years-long journey through the rise and fall of organized crime in the mafia. The writing is sharper resembles a lot the classic movie Goodfellas, the characters feel even more fleshed out, and the voice acting is top-tier. Tommy’s struggle between loyalty, emotions, regret and survival is gripping, and the way the game builds up the tension between him, Paulie, Sam, and Don Salieri makes every mission hit harder. Even if you played the original, the remake adds so much depth to the story it’s the same journey, but with better dialogue, stronger performances, better graphics and effects, and a lot more weight to Tommy’s choices with more insights and details on the story. Open World – "Lost Heaven" an Inspired Chicago in 1930s Lost Heaven feels alive as a town even though you can't do much around because there are no activities in the game world, besides collectibles. It’s not an open-world playground like GTA, but that’s a good thing the game has a linear story and I liked it that way. Instead, the city acts as a perfect backdrop for the story, with stunning details that makes it feel like it was ripped straight from a noir film. The rain-soaked streets, the old-school cars, the smoky jazz clubs everything feels 1930s. Driving through the city, listening to the vintage jazz and swing music on the radio, feels like stepping into another time. And for those who love exploring, Free Ride Mode lets you roam around, discover hidden cars, and take on some extra challenges. Music and Soundtrack – Pure 1930s Vibes The soundtrack is straight-up magic. From classic swing and jazz tunes playing in cars to the orchestral score during missions, everything fits very well. And let’s talk sound design the growl of a vintage car engine, the distant sound of a police siren every little detail is crafted to pull you deeper into the world. Gameplay – Classic Mafia Action, but Smoother The original Mafia had some clunky mechanics, but the remake fixes almost everything even if nowadays the movement and shooting mechanics feel a little rusty. Gunplay is okay and the shooting feels good, with a cover system that wasn't present in the original. The driving is really heavy, like the cars are very heavy, it's quite realistic but at the same time it can be frustrating to get used to it. Police AI is okay, it's not very impressive, but don’t expect to speed around the city without consequences break traffic laws, and the cops will pull you over. That legendary race mission? Still tough, but much more balanced now. The game still respects the slower, cinematic pacing of the original this isn’t a run-and-gun shooter. It’s about feeling like you’re in a classic mob movie, and it nails that vibe. Achievements – 100% Grinding through every single achievement was really easy, it was satisfying. From nailing every story mission to tracking down hidden collectibles and beating the game on Classic Mode. Conclusion – A Must Play for Crime Story Fans Mafia: Definitive Edition is more than just a remake it’s a love letter to one of the best crime games ever made. It keeps everything that made the original great while upgrading it for modern audiences. The story is unforgettable, the world is beautifully crafted, and the music, atmosphere, and gameplay all come together to create something special. If you love mob stories, noir films, or just a damn good single-player experience, this is a must play.

Finalmente mi sono deciso ad acquistare la trilogia in sconto. La trama è anche carina e il gioco tutto sommato è invecchiato bene. L'ho trovato divertente e dagli ottimi controlli..peccato che la main quest sia breve. Alcuni amici mi hanno detto che è giusto un ottimo aperitivo prima di giocare il secondo capitolo. Vedremo! ...