Unfortunately, the world itself isn’t that interesting to explore ten years on. It may look good in a still image but when in motion the framerate goes to hell. It can get so bad at times it feels like the game freezes and picks up a second later, at which point I would most likely crash. On the other hand, the framerate forced me off the road more times then I could have counted. The damage models on the cars though remain great, and even during the season changes the world goes though you see those changes reflected on the cars well, such as snow and frost building on them. I never found this to be a big issue as I always felt that the cars are from the ’40s so chances are they would perform a lot worse then what we have today. Maybe it’s just my imagination but I didn’t feel like I was sliding around the world as much as I originally did. The driving this time around feels a bit better but not by much. Mafia 2 was always criticized for bad vehicle handling. An Empty World That Could Have Used Some LoveĪs an open-world game, you get to explore the fictional Empire City which means there is lots of driving around. A great story is held back by some random sound bugs that increase and decrease in volume randomly thorough out the cutscenes.
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