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Test Chamber – The First Hour Of Mafia III
Andrew Reiner, Jeff Cork, and I head down to New Bordeaux in Hangar 13's open-world gangster sim, Mafia III. Bad guys are shot, pedestrians are run over, and gators are fed.
The new installment of the vaunted Mafia series stars a Vietnam War veteran named Lincoln Clay, and doesn't shy away from the politics, racial tensions, and violence of the 1960s. Join us for the opening hour of the game, which sets the stage for Clay's tale of revenge, while also introducing some of the secondary characters, detailed locations, and various gameplay mechanics you'll encounter.
Please note that viewer discretion is advised for this episode: In addition to lots of violence and course language, there is a brief amount of nudity. If any of those things bother you, then this episode isn't for you.
Mafia III is out tomorrow, October 7, on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
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