Fresh reports suggest that “Mafia: The Old Country” by Hangar 13 and 2K Games has seen great success since its debut a week ago. Data from Sensor Tower, a tracking and analysis company, reveals that over 800,000 copies of the game were sold in just four days following its launch.
The report indicates that the PS5 edition of the game has emerged as the top seller, accounting for about 48.67% of all copies sold. The PC (Steam) version comes in second with approximately 37.86% of sales, while the Xbox Series X/S version takes third place with around 13.47% of total sales.
The report additionally highlights that the initial triumph of the game is beneficial for the Mafia brand overall and for solo, storyline-focused games, which are increasingly popular among developers aiming to create the next major multiplayer sensation.
“According to Sensor Tower, strong initial sales suggest that the ‘Mafia’ brand remains popular and supports the studio’s decision to offer a story-driven, cinematic game experience. The game’s success on PlayStation may be due to the console’s focus on narrative-rich single-player games.
Immediately following the launch of Mafia: The Old Country, Hangar 13 unveiled a trailer highlighting the game’s positive reception. To clarify, as per review aggregator Metacritic, Mafia: The Old Country is rated “Generally Favourable” with a score of 76. Meanwhile, OpenCritic has the title at 77 points.
For Mafia: The Old Country, no additional downloadable content or future updates have been revealed yet. However, Hangar 13 has confirmed they’re developing a Free Ride Mode for the game, with an estimated release in the next few months on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S. No exact launch date has been provided as of now.
Mafia: The Old Country” marks a new era for Hangar 13 as it is the studio’s first title using Unreal Engine 5, instead of its in-house engine, and an interview from July features discussions between studio president Nick Baynes and game director Alex Cox about their reasons for making the switch.)
Cox stated, “Unreal Engine, as most gamers know, significantly enhances new games, providing outstanding visuals especially. For our current project, we aimed to highlight Sicily’s stunning beauty, its remarkable landscapes, and with the help of MetaHuman technology, achieve high-quality cinematic presentation.
The acting in this Mafia game is exceptionally impressive, with remarkable facial expressions being a standout feature. This high-quality aspect has always been crucial for the Mafia series, and creating visually stunning environments, including art and cinematics, was a major focus when we chose to upgrade the game.
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2025-08-15 16:44