3. Mafia 3

The year is 1968; Lincoln Clay has just returned from Vietnam to his home in New Orleans. After joining “The Black Mob,” Lincoln is betrayed by the Italian mob. Lincoln survives and starts his own crime family and goes after the Italians that betrayed him.

The developers wanted to make the game feel authentic so they didn’t shy away from the "mob" culture of the era. Depending on which territory you are in, you will be treated differently by the people there. This will surely add to the game's "Mafia" experience and give players a sense of realism.

The game is completely open world and has several side quests like taking over Italian mob locations. The combat focuses on guns, execution moves, melee combat and a cover system which players can use to avoid getting shot.

Players can attack and take over locations owned by the Italian mob, and assign one of their lieutenants to operate the location. The available lieutenants are Cassandra, Burke, and Vito Scaletta; Vito was previously featured as the protagonist of Mafia II.