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pretty fun gameplay with lots of potential. but it is being squeezed to death by the monetization, progression, and customization system. it's absolutely abysmal, and in a severe need of a rework. the challenges reek like doodoo.

It's a very simple game, but does it with great complexity. Everything from the movement, to the combat, to the puzzle solving feels very grotesque and messy, just as a monster should. Sometimes this leads to some frustration, because the movement is far from precise which can lead to some difficulties in combat or moving in certain areas, but this is rarely an issue. Short game, but longer than I really expected. The briefness helps avoid the simple loop from getting too stale, however, and is perfectly fine for an indie-type game.

While very short, it's an amazing game. Great graphics, amazing aesthetic, and an intriguing story despite any dialogue. Definitely recommend this, and the first game. Though $30 dollars felt slightly pricey to me given the game length, but sales are very common. No matter what, you aren't going to be disappointed.

Hope they make a DLC for this game soon.

Runs decently on a 2060 on high settings. Lots of small time bugs and hiccups, but the gameplay, writing, and story are all pretty great.

pretty good

If Mafia 2 and Mafia 3 had a child, this would be the product. The structure, story, voice acting quality, and overall better retelling of Tommy's tale feels a lot like Mafia 2. Meanwhile, the gunplay and movement feels a lot like Mafia 3. HOWEVER, Tommy controls very, very different than Lincoln. While some animations are reused, none of them are overtly out-of-character. On Classic difficulty Tommy is very squishy, much slower than Lincoln, and behaves much more realistically combat-wise. Granted, he's got that 'action hero' flair at points, but that's with every video game protagonist.

The gunplay can be rough at times. Apart from the shotguns, bolt action, and the magnum, the other guns can feel kind of weak. Enemies tend to soak up bullets- you usually need to shoot someone about five or six times (excluding headshots and previous mentioned weapons) to kill them with the pistols and tommy gun. It wouldn't be so bad, but there's some strange inaccuracy hard-coded into the guns. The pistol especially has only a circular crosshair, and the bullet could land anywhere within it, so precise shots have some luck involved. However, it does make Tommy feel much more untrained and clumsy, and gun battles feel more realistic with exchanged, sustained fire and use of cover. When you enter an 'arena', you aren't going to headshot or down each enemy quickly, at least not until you get pretty good at the combat. Cover, waiting for reloads, popping out for quick shots, and pushing when it's tactical are going to be your friends on Classic.

Overall, missions felt difficult and challenging, but usually fair enough. Sometimes you are put in a bad spot, and the only way you're making it out without dying is quick thinking and a good aim.

Only two missions had me feeling genuinely frustrated, beyond the enjoyable challenge. The racing mission, 'Fair Play', and a mission with an extremely open docks section, with snipers and many well-armed enemies with a lack of health boxes. If you want to win the race mission on Classic difficulty: spam the 'ram' button to take corners and avoid spinning out on the grass. The docks mission was simply practicing and multiple tries.

Overall, a very good remake, and great for both people who have and haven't played the original. A vast improvement graphically and gameplay-wise from Mafia 3, but some pieces are still there.

TLDR: Great remake, definitely worth it. Not perfect, in-between Mafia 3 and Mafia 2 in most aspects. Driving feels good, combat is clunky at times but decent. The story additions, character changes, and voice acting are an improvement from the original IMO. If you like Mafia 2, or Mafia 3, you'll probably enjoy this game.

Hotline Miami but you're a 400 pound gorilla. Definitely quality over quantity. There's not many levels, most of the game's length is in dying and having to restart sections, but the soundtrack and how it responds to your gameplay is amazing and the aesthetic is great.

An amazing, unsettling horror experience that's hard to come by these days. Relies on atmosphere, sounds, and gameplay to scare you rather than simple jumpscares. Very few games these days can frighten me enough to cause me to shout in fear, but this game managed it easily on multiple occasions.

Classic.