Mafia: The Old Country is set to release for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on August 8. Unlike Mafia III, this isn’t a open-world game. Set in Sicily in the early 20th century, Mafia: The Old Country is a third-person stealth shooter that tells a linear story. You play as Enzo Favara, a young man looking to work his way up through the ranks of Don Torrisi’s criminal empire. The game is available for preorder now in a couple of editions (see it at Amazon). Read on to see what comes in each one, how much it costs, and more.
Mafia: The Old Country – Standard Edition
PS5
Get it at Amazon – $49.99Get it at GameStop – $49.99Get it at PS Store (digital) – $49.99
Xbox
Get it at GameStop – $49.99Get it at Xbox Store (digital) – $49.99See it at Amazon – Not yet available
PC
Get it GMG (Steam) – $42.49 with code MAY15Get it at Steam – $49.99
Mafia: The Old Country – Deluxe Edition
Console
Get it for PS5 – $59.99Get it for Xbox – $59.99
PC
Get it at GMG (Steam) – $50.99 with code MAY15Get it at Steam – $59.99
The digital-only deluxe edition comes with the game itself, plus the following digital extras:
Soldato Pack – “Distinctive cosmetics and a helpful Charm”Padrino Pack – “Lupara Speciale” Shotgun, “Vendetti Speciale” Pistol, “Immortale” Charm, “Padrino” Outfit, “Stiletto Speciale” Knife, “Eckhart Speciale” Limousine, “Cosimo” Horse and AccessoriesGatto Nero Pack – “Bodeo Nero” Pistol, “Velocità” Charm, “Gatto Nero” Outfit, “Carozella Nero” Race CarSoundtrack and Digital Artbook
Mafia: The Old Country Preorder Bonus
Anyone who preorders Mafia: The Old Country gets the following digital extras for no additional cost:
Soldato Pack – “Distinctive cosmetics and a helpful Charm”
What is Mafia: The Old Country?
Mafia: The Old Country takes place in 1900s Sicily, when organized crime was just a burgeoning enterprise. You play as Enzo Favara, fresh out of a childhood filled with forced labor, as he works his way up the criminal underworld. You hitch your future to the Torrisi crime family, who you’ll help defend their territory against rival mafiosos looking to expand their turf.
Unlike Mafia III, which was an open-world game, this new entry is a straightforward action-adventure game. Judging by the trailer, it has a strong stealth component, along with plenty of period-appropriate guns and other weaponry.
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