Above all though what we like the look of most in The Godfather 2 is the way that it looks set to bleed the furious pace and exploration of a third-person shooter with the strategy and squad tactics of an (admittedly simplified) RTS. It’s something we’ve only really seen done in games like Freedom Fighters, which didn’t manage it to this scope. With the ability to disrupt enemy economies, assassinate enemy leaders and lead assaults on their territory that are as hands-on or hands-off as you like, Godfather 2 is set to offer players a large amount of choice for how they progress – and that’s only ever a good thing.

At the same time though, we did get only a short time with Godfather 2 and it won’t be until we’ve had a chance to go hands-on with the full game, seen the multiplayer and worked our way through the entire campaign that we’ll be able to pass judgement – so keep an eye out for our full Godfather 2 review in late February. We promise it'll be a review you can't refuse and full of jokes you can't stand.



Link: Bit Tech