My son asked me if he can have the game,,mafia 2,, so I searched reviews online and looked some let's plays of the game. Yes the game has a lot of violence and blood but when you know the mafia history Then the game is very interesting. My son is 13 years old.

No matter how old this game gets, I still love it. I don't mind too much that there isn't any side activities (though that definitely would have added to the game), as I'm much more into story based games. This game is set in my favorite time period and is very beautiful.

Pretty good just wanted more to do in the game aside from play the main missions and the cops and gangsters in the game are a joke

Good entertaining game. Has good graphics, sound, gameplay, storyline, character development, and presentation.

Mafia II offers a third person action packed experience that puts players inside the mob. The game was released for multiple platforms in 2010, with a Mac release in 2011. Mafia II takes place in the 1940s within a fictional game world that is based on a number of US locations including Boston,...

Makes you feel like you are a mobster in the 1940s

Mostly linear gameplay

Looking forward for another sequel, awesome game, well-done 2K!!!

Coming eight years after the original a lot has changed in the world of open world shooters, from the size of the environment to the range of activities the player can get involved in. And while the city has the size, there's very little to actually do in it.

An above average sandbox game, mainly driving cars and shooting guys. I enjoy for the first few hours but find it repetitive afterwards, luckily I got at weekly discount price.

When Mafia II hit consoles earlier this year, both the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions were positively reviewed. The game presented an engaging, if somewhat cinematic, take on mafia life by focusing on two main characters: Vito Scaletta and Joe Barbaro.

The original Mafia released on PC back in mid-2002, and although theRead the full article…