Hangar 13 have showcased 14 minutes of gameplay from their upcoming remake of the 2002 title Mafia. In the video, Hangar 13 president Haden Blackman also explains how the team managed to rework the game from the ground up.

Hangar 13 and 2K Games have announced that Mafia: Definitive Edition will be pushed back in order to ensure a smooth launch, and the new date is September 25, 2020.

Mafia developers Hangar 13 have shared a ton of new info about their upcoming remake of the original title. The team talked about new difficulty settings, new vehicles and side missions, which will not be similar to repetitive missions in Mafia 3.

Mafia: Definitive Edition's announcement has been great news for the long-time fans of the franchise and the developer, Hangar 13, now revealed a few more.

2K announced Mafia Trilogy with an official trailer but retailers seem to have jumped the gun and revealed the release dates for Mafia and Mafia II Definitive Editions, with strong hints of a remake.

Rumours of Mafia 2 and 3 remasters are becoming legitimized through rating boards and the official announcement is expected to come along any day now.

PS Plus for August has been announced and the games that will be featured this month are Mafia III and Dead by Daylight for PlayStation 4 and joined by a rather interesting roster of games for PS Vita and PlayStation 3, such as Space Hulk.

According to Andrew Wilson, Vice President of Hangar 13, not to be confused EA's Master of Lootboxes, stated that Mafia 3 had a cold-open intro that was completely scrubbed from the release due to potentially being too "shocking".

2K games has confirmed that Hangar 13, the studio behind Mafia III has laid off and unknown number of their staff. Apparently 2K decided this was necessary in order to ensure the development of their long-term plans.

Mafia III update adds races, car customisation and new outfits