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The Tommy gun is never my weapon of choice, for example, because it sprays bullets so wide that it's almost never that useful. While the feel and sound of the old guns in your arsenal is terrific, particularly the brutally loud bolt action rifle, the reticule doesn't quite offer the level of accuracy that I'd like. My only issue with this new version of Mafia is aiming and shooting. Maybe it's not trendy to make a blockbuster-level singleplayer game with a campaign under 20 hours long in 2020, but this is something I actually miss about games from 10 or so years ago. I've become averse to big-budget games that threaten to monopolize your spare time with bloated storytelling and too many missions. I finished this in roughly 16 hours, which I was very happy with – Mafia has one story to tell and doesn't waste any of your time in telling it. Unusually for a shooter, the story is the real reason to play – this is something Mafia: Definitive Edition has in common with its source material. It makes each of its leading men seem trapped, melancholy and fallible in their own ways. This is faithful to the original's arc and themes, but more dense with dialogue and characterization. I remember Mafia being one of the first games to wow me with its writing, particularly in its memorable ending. If the objective of this remake was to have it cohere with the rest of the trilogy, it's very successful. Well-acted cutscenes break it all up – while the original game looks like it's acted by Thunderbirds puppets by today's standards (though for the time it was fantastic), the presentation of the story in Mafia: Definitive Edition makes it feel convincingly cinematic.

You'll gun down rival goons in a church, on a cruise liner and in a bank, among other lavishly-rendered locations.

Mafia is pleasingly uncomplicated: you shoot your way through a whole bunch of set piece-heavy missions that follow the arc of the original game.

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