When I've launched Mafia 3 for the first time, I've never expected such a emotional rollercoaster going on through the entire gameplay.

For the context: my viewer bought for channel points 100% achievement gameplay from Mafia 3. I was like "sure, np". At this time, I didn't realize how deeply ♥♥♥♥♥♥ I was at this very moment.

Turns out the game had broken achievements and some of them had to be done in one run. Of course, the game itself worked like a "charm" - was able to crash in variety of random moments, causing my runs to be failed. First, second, third, fourth attempt, fifth - at some point, I've stopped to count these. Only thing that did matter for me was to gather as many achievements as possible.

Then, finally, today, I've managed to proceed with one last achievement. To kill all racket bosses. I was praying to all possible gods (and Hangar 13 developers) to not cause the game to crash at any moment. And miracle happened - after 7,5 hour of never ending gameplay and 130h played hours in total, I've managed to proceed with 100% run.

Was it worth? Not really.
Did it broke my mental? Maybe.
Was the game itself good? No, it was crap with all these "gather xxxxx$ to proceed with the story".
Did it change me as a human? For sure.

If someone is aiming to have an emotional rollercoaster and gameplay full of tense and emotions - feel free to try 100% achievement run. 10/10, wouldn't recommend.

I love this game more than my own brother. He is 4 years older than me. I have replayed this with each underboss being a ruler on their own. Also I killed them all, also we all worked together for a better future. Incredible stuff. I hope Hangar 13 can continue to make games like this. I f*cking hated M2(cops every 2 sec on road forcing you to obey traffic laws) and found M1 to be a chore to play. If there was fast travel this game would be even better. That is all. "Only in da FRWECH WARRD"

This games story is 10/10

This game is 3/10 because of how badly it's been ported. Number of crashes, many soft locks in missions, absolute RAM eater, not ported for mouse and keyboard properly, many open world bugs. As a QA working in the industry, I'm furious that the QA team working on this didn't burn a building or two down over how unready this was.