Mafia: Definitive Edition review - a generous remake that still shows some age - Eurogamer

From Eurogamer: "The wider result, then, is one of wasted opportunity, a cardinal sin in '30s USA - the land of it, lest we forget. There are good moments in Mafia: Definitive Edition, some good times and some fond memories - I stand by my love of the radio, the rain patter, the cars, when you're not driving them - but the rest is at best nostalgia, which only goes so far."

[SyntheticForm]

Though the game is pretty, I've just never really liked Hangar 13 as a developer. I think their projects have potential but they're very averagely executed.

Their games don't feel good to play.

[porkChop]

Why are you using plurals as if they've released multiple projects that you don't like? Mafia III was their first game, this is their second.

[SyntheticForm]

This is their second and having played Mafia 3 and observed this, I've reached my conclusion.

[AcidDvl]

Their shooting mechanics are really, really weak.

[osamaq]

still better than rockstars when you just press x in their games and enemies die..loool

[AcidDvl]

@osamaq

Disable auto-aim then

[BrettAwesome]

I can't wait for this! I remember the first screenshots, way back in 2001 or so. I loved it on PC. I hope the ps4pro version is solid

[EazyC]

I think a game like this SHOULD show age, it is a completely different vibe from what direction open world videogames took.

[chicken_in_the_corn]

Looking forward to getting into this. Even replaying the original in preparation. Shame my pre order hasn't arrived yet