Planned Release Date: To be announced

About This Game

Your goal: to climb to the top, incriminate all key mobsters, and send the whole thing crashing down.

Your first piece of the puzzle is information. Observe your fellow mobsters to gain clues of their personality traits. Bring them along on criminal jobs and social outings to confirm or rule out your suspicions. Then cross-reference what you've learned to cleverly deduce their flaws and find out which buttons you can push.

The underworld isn't just ruled with money and violence (although they sure help). Gain favors and trust by leveraging your fellow mobsters' vices. Then take it further: manipulate their trust in each other, sabotage their operations, and turn allies into enemies.

To get promoted, your boss needs to disappear—one way or another. Raise his heat until he can't bribe himself out of an arrest anymore, get him in hot water with his own boss, or turn an accomplice against him to take him down together. But don't jump the gun. His successor will be picked based on popularity, so ensure your competition is too busy fighting each other to notice you've become the favorite—then pull the proverbial, or very literal, trigger.

As you climb the ranks, the stakes get higher and the gameplay more complex. Manage your crew on high-profile criminal capers, where success or failure can both serve your personal goals—whether that's gaining resources and trust, or engineering sabotage.

Don't make the mistake of thinking you're invincible: the local police don't know you're undercover and will arrest you if you cause too much trouble; some mobsters will always be suspicious of rats in the organization; and every few turns, dynamic narratives will deliver tough strategic and moral decisions—where the choices you take can differ greatly from playthrough to playthrough.

Blending choice-based storytelling with turn-based strategy, Mafia Infiltration drops you into a world where you'll need both brains and brawn to succeed—where a well-placed quip can cut deeper than bullets, and the biggest crime is outdated fashion. Can you dig it?