The game itself has potential to be so much more than it turned out to be. Despite some lighting issues I think the game has been very well tested which most don't agree with, it was a pleasure to play, a thoroughly enjoyable experience with some innovative touches. The solid bushes everywhere felt a little bit quick and cheap, bushes aren't solid objects! Give us the option to create a save point, we should be free to save, load and back up as we please. Frame rate dropped a tiny bit at points towards the end of the game. The game crashed 3 times in roughly 40 hours of play. Father James is painful to listen too and his character is unconvincing, can - he - talk - any - slower. It require's a more detailed combat system, especially melee. A few down sides, a few more side missions and some side activities would be nice. The driving took a while to get used to but after a few hours and some upgrades it became a really enjoyable experience with some epic drifts and high speed close shaves, the traffic density is just right, and with that soundtrack I often found myself getting in the zone. The soundtrack is, by far, the best I've ever heard and was worth the price alone, it will never be bettered in a game. The gameplay and story were both very good, it all felt crisp and well written, I loved the call out system for guns, cars and bank. The world was so lovely to be in that I often found myself listening out a top song and simply watching the world go by before entering a mission marker. Random encounters were well thought out, conversations both on the street and with characters were relevant to my progress within the story. Mafia 3 has a wonderfully detailed and lively environment, streets and residential areas feel more alive than most games i've played and it's the main source of praise from me, the city has great flow, they've made it very accessible, especially on foot. Mafia 3 has a wonderfully detailed and lively environment, streets and residential areas feel Xbox One.

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