Enzo Favara’s story begins with blood, betrayal, and the brutal birth of organized crime.
Ahead of its August 8 launch, Mafia: The Old Country made a dramatic appearance at Summer Game Fest with a new cinematic trailer titled “Loyalty is Everything.” The trailer gives us a deeper look at the life of protagonist Enzo Favara, a young man climbing the ranks of the Torrisi crime family in early 20th-century Sicily. The tone is raw and personal, offering glimpses of the violence, loyalty, and vendettas that define his world.
The new trailer puts family front and center—both the kind you’re born into and the kind you bleed for. The story teases betrayal, extortion, and the heavy price of trust as Favara’s journey unfolds across a backdrop of rural Sicilian hardship and ambition.
A Narrative-Driven Crime Saga at a Budget Price
Mafia: The Old Country is being pitched as a lean, tightly focused experience rather than a massive open-world epic. Developer Hangar 13 has designed the game as a linear highly-polished narrative experience, echoing the tone and structure of the original Mafia.
This story-first approach also means a lower price point. The standard edition will be available for $50, while the $60 Deluxe Edition adds in extra cosmetics—think period-authentic guns, outfits, and accessories to help Enzo look sharp while doing dirty work.
Coming to GeForce NOW (But Not Opted In Yet)
NVIDIA has confirmed that Mafia: The Old Country is coming to GeForce NOW, even though the game hasn’t yet opted in on Steam. That confirmation came during a recent roundup that also included Towerborne and the other Mafia titles full details are in our news coverage here:
2K’s Mafia Franchise and Towerborne Arrive on GeForce NOW
That means players will be able to stream the game when it launches—even if their hardware isn’t up to snuff.
Want to understand more about how opt-ins work? Check our explainer:
What Does Opting into GeForce NOW Mean?
You can wishlist the game on Steam.
Will be Playable on GeForce NOW
