7 years ago

The original Mafia is back from digital purgatory and out on GOG

Illusion Softworks’ 2002 classic open-world gangster-’em-up Mafia has finally made its way to GOG.com, five years after it was last available to buy on a digital platform.
Still, if you fancy taking a fedora-strewn trip down memory lane, the DRM-free version of Mafia will set you back 7.99 on GOG.com.
Back in 2002, when the internet was still made of straw and the hopes of humanity, the mysterious “Gestalt” penned a review of Mafia for Eurogamer.
Mafia: City of Lost Heaven was one of gaming’s earliest open-world successes, arriving about a year after Grand Theft Auto 3 dazzled the world with its meticulously crafted, three-dimensional urban sprawl.

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