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2020PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable87 % positive39.99 €

A cinematic gangster drama set in Prohibition-era America, following cab driver Tommy as he rises through the Salieri crime family. Its strong story, atmospheric city and mix of gunfights and period car driving define the experience.

  • Historical setting
  • Driving or flying
  • Lavish presentation
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

The closest matches for Mafia: Definitive Edition are Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway, L.A. Noire and The Godfather. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Mafia: Definitive Edition special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway

88 %Match

2008PCPlayStationXbox91 % positive

Brings what grabs you about Mafia: Definitive Edition: a historical setting, lavish production and a strong story.

A WWII squad shooter set during Operation Market Garden, where you suppress enemies with your team and flank them from cover. Its grim, serious presentation focuses on camaraderie and the cost of war.

L.A. Noire

Historical setting

You play detective Cole Phelps in 1940s Los Angeles, cracking cases by interrogating witnesses and reading their facial expressions to spot lies. The detailed postwar city and gripping crime stories are what make it stand out.

The Godfather

Shooting and gunplay

An open-world action game set in 1940s-50s New York where you rise through the Corleone family ranks by extorting businesses and taking over rival territory. Its film-faithful atmosphere and characters are the main draw.

Red Dead Redemption

Historical setting

As reformed outlaw John Marston, you ride across a vast, evocative frontier at the twilight of the Wild West to hunt down your old gang. Tense gunfights, hunting and side activities frame a melancholic story with an unforgettable ending.

Medal of Honor: Frontline

Shooting and gunplay

A linear WWII first-person shooter that sends you through iconic operations such as the Normandy landing as an OSS agent. It stands out for its cinematic presentation and stirring orchestral score.

The Getaway

Driving or flying

A gritty gangster action game set in a faithfully recreated London, mixing third-person gunfights and car chases in a cinematic story inspired by British crime films.

The Saboteur

Shooting and gunplay

As an Irish racer turned saboteur, you fight through Nazi-occupied 1940s France with gunplay, stealth and demolition. Its signature touch is the art style: areas under Nazi control are black and white, and color returns as the resistance grows.

The Order: 1886

Historical setting

A gorgeous, highly cinematic cover shooter where Knights of the Round Table wield Tesla-built weapons against half-breed monsters in an alternate Victorian London. Its presentation is stunning, though the experience is short, linear and heavy on cutscenes.

Call of Duty

Shooting and gunplay

The classic that made WWII shooters feel cinematic: fight alongside AI squadmates as American, British and Soviet soldiers through intense, scripted battles like Stalingrad.

Wolfenstein: The New Order

Historical setting

A punchy first-person shooter set in an alternate 1960s where the Nazis won the war, mixing dual-wielding firefights with optional stealth. Its surprisingly emotional, grim story gives B.J. Blazkowicz real depth.

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