Developers highlight differences between Mafia: The Old Country and Grand Theft Auto 6

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Mafia: The Old Country and Grand Theft Auto 6 are set to release close together, but developers emphasize their differences. Mafia focuses on a linear, narrative-driven experience in early 1900s Sicily, contrasting with GTA's open-world gameplay. The new game features Enzo, a character from a humble background who rises through the mafia ranks. Developers aimed for authenticity, conducting research in Sicily to accurately depict the setting and culture of the time. While both games involve crime, Mafia: The Old Country is not an open-world game. It encourages players to follow a main story, with exploration available but not the primary focus.


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