Mafia III may have several glitches but it has some features that many open games do not have. It has something to do with its navigation system.
Mafia III Unique Navigation System
Many open world games feature a mini map in some corner of the screen. It could have GPS capability and hopefully lead players to missions and other locations. This feature helps players get from point A to point B. However, players tend to spend too much time looking at the mini map and neglect to see the usually brilliant game environment, according to Kotaku.
Mafia III -GPS Temporary Holographic Signs
Mafia III has GPS holographic signs that appear ahead of the road. The signs will appear when a player needs to turn and disappears when no longer needed. A Mafia III game demo about this navigation system can be seen here. The game still has the traditional mini map but players could ignore it and concentrate on the road ahead. Interestingly, Mafia III players do spend a lot of time driving in this game.
Mafia III Has Serious But Funny Glitches
No game is free from glitches but Mafia III does have some serious glitches that actually do some funny stuff. Mafia III critics also point out that the game has too many glitches that cannot be ignored. Some of these glitches could watch here.
Mafia III Game Details
Mafia III uses the third person view in this action/adventure single player mode game set in a fictional city of New Bordeaux during the late 60s. The game's playable character is Lincoln Clay who is determined to set up a criminal organization big enough to take on the Mafia.
Mafia III was released on October 7, 2016. It is available for the PlayStation 4, macOS, Xbox One and Windows PC. It was jointly developed by Hanger 13, 2K Czech and Mass Media Games.
