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Mafia 3
Story-wise, Mafia 3 already had us hooked as protagonist Lincoln Clay went about establishing his dominance in New Bordeaux. That means plenty of shoot-outs and storming bases belonging to the Marcano family. It’s what happens going forward as Clay has to double-cross some allies, tighten his control on the city and decide what kind of ruler he wants to be. The atmosphere of 1968, from its politics to the racism inherent, is captured frighteningly well and even if the game can be somewhat of a grind, Mafia 3 is still worth checking out.
