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Guns are varied, and you have to complete certain objectives to acquire some of them (some of the best) which is an incentive to keep progressing to acquire a piece of equipment. Shooting has a slow mo feature that is welcomed since a couple of bullet can decimate you. Both mechanics are very well implemented and fun. You can approach each objective the way you want (stealth or all gun). The story is good, although I didn't like the main protagonist however I understood his motives. I never felt bored, and always wanted to continue to the next area. It's true that you have to conquer district after district by running after the bosses and try to hurt their businesses, but I felt that each district had its own identity, its own missions, unique landscape and scenery, that I felt it was different from the previous one and kept the game compelling. Some reviews say the game is repetitive, but it's not.

I fell in love with New Bordeaux (New Orleans in the game), the soundtrack (Amazing 60's songs), the cars and the driving, the stealth approach to each encounters, the shooting mechanics, etc. I reached a point where I was so comfortable with all the mechanics (shooting, driving, running, etc.) that I didn't want the game to end. The more you play the more it grows on you. It deserve a 9/10 in my book (I removed 1 point for the bugs). Even 4 years after launch it has a lot of bugs, some serious, but none are game breaking. I assume the game was very buggy at launch, that justifies a lot of the low scores it got. I assume the game was very buggy at launch, Let me start by saying that I played and beat Mafia iii and its 3 DLC 4 years after it shipped. Let me start by saying that I played and beat Mafia iii and its 3 DLC 4 years after it shipped.