A new narrative director has been appointed, and this is a direct signal for the continuation of the series.
It has become known that Hangar 13 studio is hiring a new narrative director for the Mafia franchise — this indirectly confirms that the team is planning the next installment after Mafia: The Old Country. The series is already over 20 years old: since 2002, four main games and a remake of the original have been released, with the latest release being The Old Country.This is already the third Mafia game from Hangar 13, which inherited the brand from the closed 2K Czech studio. Mafia: The Old Country received moderate reviews — the average Top Critic score on OpenCritic was 74: critics noted a strong story but pointed out outdated gameplay.On LinkedIn, Emily Grace Buck announced that she has taken the position of Narrative Director for the Mafia franchise at Hangar 13. She will begin her duties in June, bringing nearly four years of experience as narrative director of the Battlefield series at DICE, as well as experience as lead narrative designer at Ubisoft Reflections and over three years at Telltale Games (The Walking Dead: The Final Season, Batman: The Telltale Series, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series).Despite Mafia: The Old Country showing not the highest sales for Take-Two, news about expanding the narrative team gives fans of the series hope for a new installment.
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Hangar 13 is preparing a new game in the Mafia universe
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A new narrative director has been appointed, and this is a direct signal for the continuation of the series.