Part 01 - Escaping The Mine Mafia: The Old Country is set in Sicily, Italy, during the 1900s in the fictional town of San Celeste, which was previously featured in Mafia II.[4] It is based around the origins of the Sicilian Mafia.[1] The narrative follows Enzo Favara (Riccardo Frascari) who journeys from a childhood of indentured labor as a carusu in Sicily's sulfur mines to joining Don Torissi (Johnny Santiago), the head of the Torrisi crime family.[2]

Part 02 - Horse Race When the Don's jockey shows up drunk, your character volunteers to race in his stead. Mafia: The Old Country is set in Sicily, Italy, during the 1900s in the fictional town of San Celeste, which was previously featured in Mafia II.[4] It is based around the origins of the Sicilian Mafia.[1] The narrative follows Enzo Favara (Riccardo Frascari) who journeys from a childhood of indentured labor as a carusu in Sicily's sulfur mines to joining Don Torissi (Johnny Santiago), the head of the Torrisi crime family.[2]

Part 03 - Collections & A Gun Fight In this video, we collect protection money from "clients" It becomes obvious that not everyone is excited to pay the protection money. A note I found on a desk in one of said peoples homes discussed a new 'policing' group that is in the process of being formed that looks to crack down schemes like the Don's. It seemingly will become an issue as the game carries on. Mafia: The Old Country is set in Sicily, Italy, during the 1900s in the fictional town of San Celeste, which was previously featured in Mafia II.[4] It is based around the origins of the Sicilian Mafia.[1] The narrative follows Enzo Favara (Riccardo Frascari) who journeys from a childhood of indentured labor as a carusu in Sicily's sulfur mines to joining Don Torissi (Johnny Santiago), the head of the Torrisi crime family.[2]

In this video you will have to save Isabela (during a kidnap attempt) as well as rescue Gennaro (who they successfully grab. Mafia: The Old Country is set in Sicily, Italy, during the 1900s in the fictional town of San Celeste, which was previously featured in Mafia II.[4] It is based around the origins of the Sicilian Mafia.[1] The narrative follows Enzo Favara (Riccardo Frascari) who journeys from a childhood of indentured labor as a carusu in Sicily's sulfur mines to joining Don Torissi (Johnny Santiago), the head of the Torrisi crime family.[2]

Part 05 - Payback When the Don learns who orchestrated the kidnapping, he sends our character in to send a message. Mafia: The Old Country is set in Sicily, Italy, during the 1900s in the fictional town of San Celeste, which was previously featured in Mafia II.[4] It is based around the origins of the Sicilian Mafia.[1] The narrative follows Enzo Favara (Riccardo Frascari) who journeys from a childhood of indentured labor as a carusu in Sicily's sulfur mines to joining Don Torissi (Johnny Santiago), the head of the Torrisi crime family.[2]

Part 06 - Jailbreak - Busting The Counterfeiter Out of Jail In this chapter we need to spring a counterfeiter from the local police station. Mafia: The Old Country is set in Sicily, Italy, during the 1900s in the fictional town of San Celeste, which was previously featured in Mafia II.[4] It is based around the origins of the Sicilian Mafia.[1] The narrative follows Enzo Favara (Riccardo Frascari) who journeys from a childhood of indentured labor as a carusu in Sicily's sulfur mines to joining Don Torissi (Johnny Santiago), the head of the Torrisi crime family.[2]

Part 07 - The Raid In this quest, a member of a rival family leads the police to the Don's counterfeiting operation. Enzo must intervene. Mafia: The Old Country is set in Sicily, Italy, during the 1900s in the fictional town of San Celeste, which was previously featured in Mafia II.[4] It is based around the origins of the Sicilian Mafia.[1] The narrative follows Enzo Favara (Riccardo Frascari) who journeys from a childhood of indentured labor as a carusu in Sicily's sulfur mines to joining Don Torissi (Johnny Santiago), the head of the Torrisi crime family.[2]

Part 08 - Strike / A Prelude to War In this chapter we are sent in to determine why one of the most loyal childhood friends of the Don has suddenly started acting against his interests. The cause of this change will most certainly lead to war. Mafia: The Old Country is set in Sicily, Italy, during the 1900s in the fictional town of San Celeste, which was previously featured in Mafia II.[4] It is based around the origins of the Sicilian Mafia.[1] The narrative follows Enzo Favara (Riccardo Frascari) who journeys from a childhood of indentured labor as a carusu in Sicily's sulfur mines to joining Don Torissi (Johnny Santiago), the head of the Torrisi crime family.[2]

Part 09 - An Ambush and The Death of a Friend In this chapter we meet on neutral ground to discuss terms with our enemy. I don't say more due to avoid spoilers, but I will say I have a feeling this is a tipping point for Enzo. Mafia: The Old Country is set in Sicily, Italy, during the 1900s in the fictional town of San Celeste, which was previously featured in Mafia II.[4] It is based around the origins of the Sicilian Mafia.[1] The narrative follows Enzo Favara (Riccardo Frascari) who journeys from a childhood of indentured labor as a carusu in Sicily's sulfur mines to joining Don Torissi (Johnny Santiago), the head of the Torrisi crime family.[2]

Part 10 - For Luca In this chapter, we get payback for what happened to Luca. And yes, it is satisfying ending to Ruggero Spadaro. Mafia: The Old Country is set in Sicily, Italy, during the 1900s in the fictional town of San Celeste, which was previously featured in Mafia II.[4] It is based around the origins of the Sicilian Mafia.[1] The narrative follows Enzo Favara (Riccardo Frascari) who journeys from a childhood of indentured labor as a carusu in Sicily's sulfur mines to joining Don Torissi (Johnny Santiago), the head of the Torrisi crime family.[2]

Part 12 - Betrayal - The Ending This is the final chapter in the game. I will say while I enjoyed the game, i did NOT like the ending. The irony is what actually happened in real life doesn't match this ending. With out spoilers, I will just say in real life there was a happy ending. Mafia: The Old Country is set in Sicily, Italy, during the 1900s in the fictional town of San Celeste, which was previously featured in Mafia II.[4] It is based around the origins of the Sicilian Mafia.[1] The narrative follows Enzo Favara (Riccardo Frascari) who journeys from a childhood of indentured labor as a carusu in Sicily's sulfur mines to joining Don Torissi (Johnny Santiago), the head of the Torrisi crime family.[2]