A remaster of Mafia 2 known as Mafia 2: Definitive Edition is in the works according to a Korean games rating boar♈d.
As spotted by , the Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea has rated the 2K's open-world gangster fest, in what appears to be a remastered version of the original 201♕0 release. While it doesn't reveal which consoles the remaster will land on, it looks likely to launch on both PS4 and Xbox One.
It's been quiet for some time on the Mafia front since Mafia 3 release🎉d back in 2016. Many consider the second game in the series to be the best of the bunch, with the third installment generally perceived as not 🙈quite living up to its predecessor.
𝕴In Mafia 2 you take on the role of gangster Vito Scaletta who's started to earn himself a reputation in Empire Bay where the game's set. Alongside his sidekick buddy Joe, Vito sets out to work and prove himself to the Mafia to reap the rewards of a life of crime.
But of course, if you dive straight into th⛦e world of organized crime, there's going to be some consequences. Taking inspiration from the Mafia in💟 popular culture, Mafia 2 is initially set during World War 2 before seeing the world transform into the 50s boom of hot rod cars and greasers, with some fantastic era-appropriate music to enjoy.
It definitely has an open-world feel, with memorable chara𓃲cters and quite the action-packed story. We don't yet know when this remastered version will release, or on what platforms just yet, but knowing it's in the pipeline is morওe than welcome news.
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