Other than playing through one chapter after another, your options are amazingly limited. In this game, you have the main plot and very little else. While, on the surface, Mafia II superficially resembles a Grand Theft Auto clone, that isn't exactly the case and players looking for that sort of thing will likely feel a bit let down. Vito's induction into the world of organized crime and the decisions that leads him to make essentially composes the entire game.
Spanning 15 chapters, you'll get to experience the dizzying highs of criminal life, while also enduring minor bumps in the road such as your house getting burned down by vengeful thugs or having what might just be an entire city's worth of criminals out for your head. Telling the story of Vito Scaletta as he transforms from a juvenile delinquent to a soldier in the mob, this 2010 2K Games game tells an engaging tale that'll hit the right notes for fans of mafia films. Mafia II is essentially a one-note game, but that note is good enough to at least make it worth playing. "A pretty good movie stuck in a very linear game."
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