And now onto the bad things: the first is the inventory screen. There are other good things, but I'd rather keep it short. Another thing is that Mafia is a bit more realistic, meaning that excessive speeding or crossing red lights or even just running around with a weapons catches the attention of the police. The good things: unlike in GTA, you can aim even from a first person perspective, giving you a much better view. There are a few things that Mafia does better than GTA III and doesn't do so good in general. The gameplay is similar like in other 3D sandbox games such as Grand Theft Auto 3: you can roam around a city, steal cars, ride them, having some good car chases with the cops and so on. It's an extraordinary game and I'm still eager to play this game whenever I have the chance. It was the game that not only introduced me to the 3D sandbox genre, but taught me a lot about the '30s and how the mafia works. I had to wait almost a year to buy a new PC in order to play the game(I still had a PC that ran only on DOS or Windows 3.1) and was it worth the wait? Hell yeah! Mafia did not disappoint. The very first 3D sandbox game that I have ever played was Mafia when I was at a friend's house.
.jpg "mafia pc game")
But when the 2000s hit the scene, the sandbox genre went from 2D to 3D, and boy have we been introduced to some bad-ass 3D sandbox games. Who else can deny that sandbox games are fun and entertaining? In the beginning, these games were in 2D, being played from a bird's eye perspective, which was fun in my humble opinion.
0 kommentar(er)
