You'll also be forced into fistfights at various points, but the stiff and simplistic controls feel underdeveloped, making these encounters feel like a chore Cover-based gunfights dominate much of the action, with occasional stealth segments, but the action feels very rote and familiar, and doesn't stack up to the combat found in other titles. GamePro 3.5/5 - Most of Mafia II's memorable moments come from the cinematics and not the actual missions, which consistently lack exciting gameplay opportunities.
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In one mission I had to tail a car to find out where it was headed, but the driver got into an accident and the mission failed. The NPC intelligence during missions is also troublesome. I shouldn't take control of Vito as he wakes up only to jump immediately into another cutscene when I pick up the ringing phone. The game relies heavily on cutscenes, and sometimes doesn't know when to draw the line between interacting with the world and triggering a cutscene. Game Informer 9/10 - Mafia II suffers from some other minor annoyances as well. 2K Czech has a story to tell and to break it up into self-organizing tidbits would only serve to dilute it. Missions are doled out one at a time, eschewing the “choose-your-order” style of other games and for good reason: this is what keeps the narrative so strong and compelling. While the city is freely traversable, there is minimal reason to do so, with little need to buy items or take on side jobs.
G4TV (4/5) - How the story unfolds in Mafia II is perhaps the most significant departure from the prevailing structure of open-world games.
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