Omerta City of Gangster - SteamOmerta City of Gangster - Steam

Really good game with many great details.
A well-done gangster game where there is trade in goods, clubs, assault, shootout and wars.
The game is very detailed and zoomed in so you can see details of houses, cars and people.
When you fight against the opponent's headquarters, you enter the building, which is beautifully decorated and you can walk up and down stairs, hide yourself behind things and much more.
In the game there are many difficulty levels and many missions, so the game does not get boring, for example. When one of your men is trapped by the police, you must storm the police station and pick him up.
I have not yet killed one of the mafi bosses yet, because I always died in trying to get into the house, but it makes it more intense in the game that there is tough resistance.
A really good game that you will have many good hours with.

I'm going to have to recommend this one, overall.

It's not as deep as some of the games of yesteryear (see: Gangsters - Organized Crime), but the scenarios are interesting and the building trees coupled with limited spaces make you really think about what kind of gangster you're going to be - loved, feared, or both. The turn-based combat portions are solid, but not fantastic. The storyline highlights various facets of life in the 20s, with some romanticism thrown in. There's a certain faction you run into early on that, I'll admit, is very satisfying to shoot in the face.

The music is also too damn catchy.

Nice click and point Strategy game I got 9 hours on this game and trying to find the best Strategy to get past the story or ambush + rank up to be the best notorious mob boss ever. Getting to the top of most notorious Mob boss is hard work while avoiding the pig's

Great atmosphere game, which transports you into the 1920's Atlantic City and lets you climb the crime ladder in the turbulent times of the Prohibition.

Always start with the positive:

+ Graphics are neat, even on my laptop I can run high end settings.
+ Pictures and 2D art are amazing
+ Decoration and attention to detail bring this world to life.
+ Great jazz music form the era
+ Superb voice acting
+ Turn-based combat (think the 90's Fallout 1&2)
+ Jobs are varied and dynamic, some provoke armed confrontations.
+ Useful skills and perks.
+ Character creation based on background, can make interesting bosses.
+ Because your gang members are such memorable characters you can get an emotional attachment to them like in X-Com or Darkest Dungeon (with much lower mortality rates than those two games).

Although:

- Missions require you to restart building your empire in each neighborhood.
- Story can be completed rather quickly once you get the hang of the game.
- Because it is all scripted, there is little replayability value (even though I still did a second playthrough and some free-mode as well).
- Leveling up is scripted.

Overall, the game is really fun!

Pretty good game. Not outstanding but something kept me coming back to finish the story line. The interface is copy and pasted from tropico though which is a bit of a let down considering you are looking at it for 85% of the time.
Dlc is pricey for what you get.... which is one extra mission and a bunch of weapons you end up replacing later on in the game.

6/10