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Hangar 13 Details Upcoming Mafia III Story Expansions
After a string of free DLC updates, Hangar 13 is finally revealing some details for Mafia III's paid DLC expansions.
The open-world mob sim has three story-focused expansions on the horizon, with the first hitting next month. Here are the names, release windows, and short descriptions for the DLC, courtesy of the developer:
Faster, Baby!
Release: End of March
Fast cars, dramatic
chases, and epic stunt driving take center stage as Lincoln joins forces with
Roxy Laveau, a sister-in-arms out to take down a corrupt Sheriff terrorizing
Civil Rights activists on the outskirts of New Bordeaux.
Stones Unturned
Release: May
When a merciless rival
resurfaces in New Bordeaux, Lincoln must join forces with CIA agent John
Donovan to settle a blood feud that began in the war-torn jungles of Vietnam.
Sign of the Times
Release: July
A string of
ritualistic killings has New Bordeaux on the edge of terror. At Father James'
request, Lincoln agrees to hunt down the cult responsible, a quest that will
take him from the dark heart of the old bayou to the drug-ridden counterculture
of the inner city.
Additionally, Hangar 13 says that Faster, Baby! focuses on "thrilling stunt driving and high-octane car chases" and features new environments, gameplay mechanics, activities, and a female lead.
For more on Mafia III, read our review, watch our hour-long Test Chamber, or check out Javy's Virtual Life on why Mafia III is a necessary game.
[Source: Mafia III Official Site]
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