Mafia III: Definitive Edition

Mafia III: Definitive Edition

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Ghostpro71 Oct 3, 2016 @ 6:48am
Is this truly an open-world? Or is it linear?
Title. I've heard it's not a true open-world, but then some of the videos I've watched say it was.

Which is it? Is it an open-world game like GTA 5?
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13thPalace Oct 3, 2016 @ 6:50am 
I don't know who told you it wasn't open world, but it is. So much so, that you can still explore the game world after beating the story.
Helghast Trooper Oct 3, 2016 @ 6:50am 
yes its an open world like lets say...gta 5
Ghostpro71 Oct 3, 2016 @ 6:56am 
I guess a better question would be, are some areas blocked off until you finish a portion of the story?
Helghast Trooper Oct 3, 2016 @ 7:20am 
Originally posted by joejccva71:
I guess a better question would be, are some areas blocked off until you finish a portion of the story?
how coudl we know? but no i dont think so..
Ghostpro71 Oct 3, 2016 @ 7:27am 
Originally posted by Jaybe'sWaffles:
Originally posted by joejccva71:
I guess a better question would be, are some areas blocked off until you finish a portion of the story?
how coudl we know? but no i dont think so..

I figured you had special powers and could tell me...
Nedly Dedly Oct 3, 2016 @ 7:28am 
It is open-world, but not as big as GTA 5.
Mr.Hmm Oct 3, 2016 @ 7:29am 
Originally posted by joejccva71:
I guess a better question would be, are some areas blocked off until you finish a portion of the story?
Maybe some areas are locked untill you progress enough in the story?
Helghast Trooper Oct 3, 2016 @ 7:34am 
Originally posted by joejccva71:
Originally posted by Jaybe'sWaffles:
how coudl we know? but no i dont think so..

I figured you had special powers and could tell me...
Wrong guy :/
Kozzy Oct 3, 2016 @ 10:10am 
It is more open world than mafia 2 from what angry joe was saying in his videos. But that it is also very very story driven (good cutscenes, voice work, good writting,etc..).
Oct 3, 2016 @ 3:56pm 
from gameplay footage i seen, it seems open world type, you have a few missions to choose from, and you can do whatever untill you are ready to pick a misson.

of course, i have no idea if you can free roam after beating the story, but it could be possible.
AdahnGorion Oct 3, 2016 @ 4:27pm 
Originally posted by joejccva71:
Title. I've heard it's not a true open-world, but then some of the videos I've watched say it was.

Which is it? Is it an open-world game like GTA 5?

Its sandbox to the extend that you wont be able to interact alot with the world and its mostly there for you to drive from A to B to do main/side missions. Its not like you can drive to some spot and shot a random guy and something will trigger or you can interact with random people. its very fixed, there is no point for you to "explorer on your own"

I call it the illusion of sandbox.

When the 10 hours main story line about Killing the racist Italian mafia for revenge is done there is no reason to play on, ofc you get a few extra hours if you do the "kill racist dixie" side missions
Last edited by AdahnGorion; Oct 3, 2016 @ 4:28pm
Ghostbroker Oct 3, 2016 @ 4:31pm 
Originally posted by Darkie:
Originally posted by joejccva71:
Title. I've heard it's not a true open-world, but then some of the videos I've watched say it was.

Which is it? Is it an open-world game like GTA 5?

Its sandbox to the extend that you wont be able to interact alot with the world and its mostly there for you to drive from A to B to do main/side missions. Its not like you can drive to some spot and shot a random guy and something will trigger or you can interact with random people. its very fixed, there is no point for you to "explorer on your own"
So like every other open world game? What else would be the point of playing the game if not to play the game?
AdahnGorion Oct 3, 2016 @ 4:33pm 
Originally posted by Ghostbroker:
Originally posted by Darkie:

Its sandbox to the extend that you wont be able to interact alot with the world and its mostly there for you to drive from A to B to do main/side missions. Its not like you can drive to some spot and shot a random guy and something will trigger or you can interact with random people. its very fixed, there is no point for you to "explorer on your own"
So like every other open world game? What else would be the point of playing the game if not to play the game?

I can find you "even if I dislike some of them" alot of sandbox games where you can actually interact with the world and where it makes sense, in this game it does not make sense (you still play the game in the other ones, the difference as I said is that you actually impact the world)

But if you are alright with a dead world you can't interact with but do nothing in but main/few side missions, then its perfectly fine for you.

Ghostbroker Oct 3, 2016 @ 4:34pm 
Originally posted by Darkie:
Originally posted by Ghostbroker:
So like every other open world game? What else would be the point of playing the game if not to play the game?

I can find you "even if I dislike some of them" alot of sandbox games where you can actually interact with the world and where it makes sense, in this game it does not make sense (you still play the game in the other ones, the difference as I said is that you actually impact the world)

But if you are alright with a dead world you can't interact with but do nothing in but main/few side missions, then its perfectly fine for you.
I'm fine with that.
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