Mafia: The Old Country Gets New Developer Diary Video Highlighting its Authenticity

A new developer’s diary video has been released by Hungar 13. Mafia: Old Countries. In the 5-minute video, you can check it out below, but various developers of those who worked on the game for Hungar 13 and Italian studio Stormind games talk about upcoming titles. Among the notable stories in the video are game director Alex Cox, lead writer Matthew Eightken and art director Steve Nouking.

Salvo Fallica, senior project manager at Stormind Games, also rang about the title, saying, “Our priority was to ensure that everything in the game feels authentic.” Authenticity is a keyword in this developer’s diary, and even Cox and Aitken talk about the steps the developers have taken to check things out Mafia: Old Countries Feel exactly how you should do it.

“Details are absolutely important to keep players immersed,” Aitken said in the video. Afterwards, Cox talks about how much evidence is in the actual history of the Sicilian mafia. According to Cox, the studio has helped field experts realize their vision for the game and provide context.

“We need to make sure the game is based on the actual history of the Sicilian mafia,” Cox said. “Their field experts can help us contextualize what we read with what we see on screen with authentic living experience.”

No Kiss also spoke about how much attention was paid to some details of some of the smallest aspects of Mafia: Old Countries. He develops knives that can be used in the game and brings in how much work the studio had to do. Mafia: Old Countries It will be done.

“When it comes to things like the knife in the game, there are very few references available for that. Is that right?” Noakes said. “And we had to dig deeper. We went to the tiny little backwaters of a machine shop where this guy and his son were still building knives with their hands.

Associate Art Director Jakub Vavrik also spoke about how different it is. Mafia: Old Countries The franchise’s previous games will take place in dense cities, so you’ll feel like they’re compared to their predecessors. Previously, “Updated titles and other titles” mafia The game is more or less urban-heavy and is now moving into Sicily’s more organic wildlife environments,” he said.

Mafia: Old Countries It was announced in August 2024. The game currently under development for the PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S is scheduled to be released on August 8th. The release date was announced in a trailer introducing the gameplay. In the meantime, if you plan to play the title on your PC, check your hardware requirements.

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