Mafia 2 continues the legacy of open-world crime games by centering on Vito Scaletta, a WWII veteran returning to his home in Empire City, where he seeks to navigate the criminal underworld. Unlike many games in the genre, which have lost societal relevance, Mafia 2 embraces its roots with immersive environments and an engaging narrative. As players guide Vito through changing seasons and moods, the game pays homage to the time it depicts, complementing gameplay with an evocative soundtrack reflective of the 1940s-50s era, making it a memorable experience for fans of gangster stories and classic gaming.
In Mafia 2, players fill the leather loafers of Vito Scaletta, a WWII veteran returning to his home city of Empire after a lengthy tour in Italy.
Mafia 2 is an immersive, vibes-heavy game. The seasons change throughout, reflecting Vito's years-long journey up the ladder.
The moody, silent city that gets louder as you approach its bustling streets filled with city folk going about their holiday business.
Few games nail a time and place as well as Mafia 2 does, backed exquisitely to the tune of 1940s-50s crooners like Dean Martin and Little Richard.
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