Players will also find all-new gameplay sequences and features, best-in-class cinematics, a re-recorded orchestral score, and other enhancements. The remake features an updated script filled with rich new dialogue, expanded backstories, and additional cutscenes. Mafia: Definitive Edition – a comprehensive, built-from-the-ground-up remake of the original Mafia – launches September 25. And on September 23, the final video will show how the game’s soaring orchestral score came together in the midst of a global pandemic. Tomorrow’s video, “Through the Ranks from Bootlegging to Bank Robbing,” will provide insight into the campaign’s missions. The second, “Life of a Gangster,” looked at the game’s overhauled driving and shooting mechanics. The first video, “Welcome to the City of Lost Heaven,” gave players a sneak peek at the game’s rebuilt setting. Later this week, 2K and Hangar 13 plan to share the third of four planned videos highlighting various aspects of Mafia: Definitive Edition.
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Ranging from lilting, mournful melodies to up-tempo, airy rhythms, the game’s classic tracks will transport players to the unique time and place of Lost Heaven, a prohibition-era Midwestern city riddled with crime and corruption.
Today, 2K and Hangar 13 released details of Mafia: Definitive Edition’s full licensed soundtrack, which includes 35 songs from jazz greats like Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, Django Reinhardt, Lionel Hampton, and more.
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