Another Mafia game — conversationally known as Mafia 4 — has been affirmed by engineer Hangar 13. In a Mafia twentieth commemoration interview, General Manager Roman Hladik expressed that another task was being developed and that it is “a couple of years away” from the authority disclose. As a component of the festival, distributer 2K Games is offering the first Mafia title free of charge, on PC. The game can be reclaimed on Steam from September 1 through September 5, after which it is all yours.

Bits of gossip about another Mafia game has been doing the rounds since May, with reports guaranteeing that it will be a prequel to the current set of three. The arrangement was to make it in Unreal Engine 5 while dumping the Mafia 3 motor that was utilized for the new, unpolished remasters. While the engineers have not straightforwardly validated this, the new meeting from Hangar 13 affirms that another cycle in the wrongdoing reenactment establishment is underway. Hladik likewise shunned referring to it as “Mafia 4” however, which sort of lines up with the hole.

Mafia studio Hangar 13 experienced countless cutbacks last year, with studio head Haden Blackman leaving. While 2K Games affirmed the news, they never offered setting into the excusal. Reports propose that the monstrous cutbacks had to do with numerous dropped projects, including another IP codenamed Volt. Parent organization Take-Two discreetly closed it down last year, after previously contributing $50 million (about Rs. 398 crores) to it.

Delivered in 2002, the first Mafia game was set during the 1930s, and followed a taxi driver named Tommy Angelo, who gets hesitantly pushed into the universe of coordinated wrongdoing. While at first, he is uncomfortable with falling in with the Salieri mafia family, the prizes of his deeds become too enormous to even consider disregarding — step by step transforming him into a kingpin. The game will be accessible free of charge on Steam, from September 1-5 — it is generally estimated at Rs. 365.

Mafia likewise got a change, named “The Definitive Edition” in 2020, highlighting redesigned illustrations, redid interactivity mechanics, and a better sound plan. This rendition, which costs Rs. 2,199 on Steam yet is at present on rebate at Rs. 769, isn’t being offered free of charge.

The Mafia spin-offs likewise got a remaster, however, the progressions didn’t add up to a lot. Storage 13’s last wrongdoing game excursion, Mafia 3 got blended surveys from pundits, attributable to nonexclusive mission plans and specialized issues at send-off.

While subtleties of the forthcoming Mafia game are meager, we can accept that it will be out on all significant stages — PC, PS5, and Xbox Series S/X.