Hangar 13's return to Sicily with Mafia: The Old Country represents a conscious effort to reorient the franchise following widespread criticism that the third installment was too scattered. By setting the narrative in early 20th-century Italy, the developers are paying homage to the gangster genre's roots while signaling a clear shift in game design philosophy.
The title, which officially launched on August 8 of this year, is now available at a reduced price on Amazon. The physical edition for PS5 can be purchased for 29.90 euros, while the Xbox Series X version is listed at 30.99 euros.
This latest entry refocuses on a more linear narrative, aiming to explore rural and gritty criminality far removed from the jazz clubs and shiny cars of previous episodes. The game depicts a world defined by poverty, unwritten rules, and omertà, providing a mature stage for its screenplay. For fans of the series, the experience offers intense moments where tense dialogue or shootouts carry significant weight, stripping away superfluous elements to allow the story to drive the franchise forward.
Sources: Everyeye.it.