Currently, Mafia: The Old Country is set to arrive on August 8, 2025. When it arrives in the marketplace, you’ll find it available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S platforms.

A new Mafia: The Old Country trailer debuted at Summer Game Fest The story focused trailer gave us a look at several new characters The game is slated to launch on August 8, 2025 ...

Set in the 1900s, Mafia: The Old Country explores the criminal underworld of Sicily, the origins of the Sicilian Mafia (a.k.a. the Cosa Nostra), and the unforgiving brutality of the era.

The 1970s were a time of power, excess, and bloodshed for the Mafia. The Five Families ruled New York with an iron fist, while casinos (and even storefronts) in major cities like Las Vegas and ...

Mafia: The Old Country finally has a release date and a new trailer, so here's everything you need to know about the upcoming game before it launches!

Residents of Mafia Island in Tanzania don’t really eat sea cucumber; they call it jongoo bahari, or “ocean millipede” in Swahili. But sea cucumbers are a prized delicacy in East Asia, where ...

Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC) chairman Peter V’landys has disclosed that the Australian government holds a $600 ...

Nineteen members and associates of the notorious Mexican Mafia prison gang have been charged in connection with a conspiracy to murder a “well-known” social media rapper, authorities announced ...

And a Godfather-like legend surrounds Tampa-born crime boss Santo Trafficante Jr., who took over the Sicilian Mafia in Florida from his father in 1954 and built a criminal empire that was the envy ...

Meet the clique of five friends in and around the Trump administration who form the nucleus of the young, Black, conservative social scene.

Just over 15 years ago, a flash mob (yeah, remember those) featuring dozens of dancers, Brutus Buckeye and then-OSU president E. Gordon Gee took over the Ohio Union to the tune of a 'Glee' cover ...

Mafia groups are thriving after the floods damaged critical infrastructure in the Eastern Cape, threatening anyone who tries to help affected communities.