New Orleans, 1968. The South is in turmoil, rocked by the American Civil Rights Movement and an unpopular war in Vietnam. And New Orleans is dirty as hell. Those long, sticky nights are the perfect backdrop for the dark business of crime, and 2K really makes the most of it as a setting for the latest game in the Mafia series.
You play as Lincoln Clay, a disenfranchised Vietnam vet returning from the theatre of war and looking for a place to call home. Orphaned as a child, he finally finds the family he never had, only to see it wrenched away and slaughtered by the Italian mob. Lincoln sets his mind on revenge against the most powerful crime operation in the city and goes to war, unsettling the balance of power in the bayou and taking a piece of it for himself in the process.
Mafia III, like its predecessors, is an open world game. Players must choose their own path to revenge. Will you use cunning, stalking and deception to get your retribution and build your empire, or opt for all-out force?
The action plays out against the backdrop of a painstakingly-rendered city that oozes atmosphere and period detail. The night is yours to take...
Probably not, doesn't add that much anyway (Assuming you mean the family kickback)
Jaji
16 Nov 16#4
Does this game hold its value?
6ixFoot1 to Jaji
16 Nov 16#7
Doesn't look like it
dwellz1
16 Nov 16#5
OOS
blanka
16 Nov 161#6
I've just completed this game. It's got loads of stick since it's release and yes there are issues with it. But the story on a whole is really good. It would make a great gangster movie. Just a shame the developers wasn't rushed to releasing it early. Another year in development and this would have been up there with GTA 4/5.
Illusionary
16 Nov 161#8
No worse than usual for 'AAA' games. It's getting on for a month and a half since release and still selling for £30+ new.
nathan3007
16 Nov 16#9
Well what you got to remember is that this is around £32 before the discount is applied, and its around £35 new, so its actually technically held its price better than the new COD.
nathan3007
16 Nov 16#10
Still selling for more than call of duty has been :man:
Illusionary
16 Nov 161#11
Indeed, though CoD seems to have dropped in price usually quickly compared to most.
Raseo7
16 Nov 16#12
it is a single player game... tbh you could always wait till it gets cheaper... not like it's a must have game atm
x80ssm
17 Nov 16#13
its the worst game ive played in years. nothing like gta
MannDuo to x80ssm
17 Nov 161#14
It's not supposed to be like GTA...
deaddrama
17 Nov 16#15
Decent game, only complaints are the low graphics on console and the lack of mission variety. It's fun in short bursts.
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Opening post
You play as Lincoln Clay, a disenfranchised Vietnam vet returning from the theatre of war and looking for a place to call home. Orphaned as a child, he finally finds the family he never had, only to see it wrenched away and slaughtered by the Italian mob. Lincoln sets his mind on revenge against the most powerful crime operation in the city and goes to war, unsettling the balance of power in the bayou and taking a piece of it for himself in the process.
Mafia III, like its predecessors, is an open world game. Players must choose their own path to revenge. Will you use cunning, stalking and deception to get your retribution and build your empire, or opt for all-out force?
The action plays out against the backdrop of a painstakingly-rendered city that oozes atmosphere and period detail. The night is yours to take...
Mafia 3-Xbox One-£25.92
Fifa 16-PS4-£4.23
The Order:1866-PS4-£10.79
Middle-Earth: Shadow Of Mordor:GOTY-PS4-£11.03
LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens-PS4-£15.51
No Mans Sky-PS4-£14.63
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