Mafia III Review

You’re driving through a city that looks a lot like New Orleans. It’s 1968 and you’re behind the wheel of a beautiful lime green Cadillac, playing “Paint it Black” by the Rolling Stones on the radio. You’re feeling great, you have fifty thousand dollars in your pocket, another $100,000 back home in your safe, you’re king of the road, and the controller of two neighbourhoods with a load of criminal minions at your beck and call. Then you see a speedboat inexplicably, and uncontrollably, spinning in midair like it’s being possessed. There you have the highs and lows of Mafia 3 in a nutshell. But the highs really do outweigh the buggy lows.

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