Mafia 4 Confirmed To Appear At The Games Award 2024

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Mafia 4 To Steal The Spotlight At TGA 2024!

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  • Mafia 4 will be showcased at The Game Awards 2024, following its first reveal at Gamescom this year.
  • The event will likely feature a gameplay trailer and a first look at the protagonist.
  • The game is set in early 1900s Sicily and will explore the origins of the Mafia.

Mafia 4, also called Mafia: The Old Country, will have a big reveal at The Game Awards 2024 on December 12, 2024. This follows its first announcement at Gamescom Opening Night Live earlier this year.

Fans can expect more details about the game’s story, gameplay, and possibly a release date during this year’s TGA.

Why it matters: In a recent press release, Hanger 13 announced that Mafia 4 will feature a linear story in an open world similar to Mafia 3. Now, the confirmation of its appearance at TGA means we might see a gameplay trailer at the event.

Mafia 4 The Game Awards 2024
The Game Awards 2024, happening in 3 days, will be the ideal stage for Hangar 13 to build even more excitement.

While gameplay footage is still limited, The Game Awards 2024 will likely give fans their first close look at the protagonist, gameplay features, and storylines. The event is expected to reveal how the game ties into the Mafia trilogy while telling its own unique story.

It’s confirmed that Mafia 4: The Old Country will take players to early 1900s Sicily and explore the origins of the mob and the harsh world of organized crime. The game promises a realistic setting with a strong, linear story that will appeal to fans of classic mob movies. 

Hangar 13 President Nick Baynes stated that Mafia 4 aims to improve the franchise by combining a strong, story-driven experience with a potential focus on stealth. A job listing suggests the game may include multiplayer or co-op elements, so it’ll be interesting to see if that’s revealed at TGA.

Mafia: The Old Country
From Sicily with love: Mafia 4 is making a big comeback at The Game Awards 2024.

Mafia 4 is not the only upcoming title confirmed to appear during The Game Awards. An insider recently revealed there will be one massive game announcement at the event, so the excitement is starting to build up.

Anyhow, Mafia 4 is set for release in 2025 on PC and major consoles. Its reveal trailer at Gamescom 2024 showcased the dark, moody streets of Sicily, setting the stage for a story through the Mafia’s early days, filled with power, loyalty, and betrayal.

Do you think we’ll finally get a gameplay trailer for Mafia 4 at The Game Awards? Comment below or join the conversation at Tech4Gamers Forum.

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