Secondary characters. Minor Characters Falcone Mafia 2

Main characters.

Vittorio Antonio "Vito" Scaletta.

Description:

Vito Scaletta. Main character games. An accomplice of the Clemente family, the Falcone family, then the Vinci family. Born in Sicily on May 2, 1925, his family then moved to Empire Bay.

Vito's father got a job at the port for the man who brought them to America.

Here, in America, Vito, as a child, understood what poverty was, and decided that the mafia was the only worthy profession for him.

In 1943, during a store robbery, he was captured by the police. He was given a choice: go to jail, or go to the front of World War II, Scaletta chose the latter. In January 1945 he returned to Empire Bay, after which he worked for the Clemente family. From 1945 to 1951 he was in prison for trading in stolen gas coupons.

After his release, he joined the Falcone family. September 26, 1951 Vito kills Carlo Falcone on the orders of Leo Galante.

Joseph "Joe" Barbaro.

Description:

Joe Barbaro. Best friend Vito. An accomplice of the Clemente family, then Falcone. Brash and unpredictable, Joe seems to be able to make trouble out of nothing. As a child, Joe was a yard bully in the Italian Empire Bay ghetto.

He met Vito when he, younger and smaller than Joe, offered to fight him for a place in his gang.

In the next ten years, they made an excellent team of petty criminals: the calm and reasonable Vito did not let the impulsive Joe burrow until his friend was in the war. After the return of a friend from the war, they continued the activities of the mafia.

Now Joe lives in a big way - strong booze, fast cars, light women. Climbing the criminal ladder for him is the perfect way to satisfy his needs. Like his friend, he worked first for the Clemente family and then for the Falcone family.

September 26, 1951 Vito arrives at the old observatory to kill Carlo Falcone. After shooting a lot of people, he got to Carlo himself.

But suddenly Vito felt the muzzle of a pistol at his temple. It was Joe. Vito thought Joe had betrayed him and said, "If you want to shoot, shoot."

Joe did not want to kill his friend, so he suggested that Vito should kill Falcone. Meanwhile, it becomes known that Carlo has appointed Joe capo.

Having completed the case, Vito and Joe leave the observatory, and then they are met by a lot of gangsters, led by Leo Galante. Leo says that this case should be noted.

Vito gets into one car and Joe into another. Joe's car swerved at the curve, while the car Vito was in continued straight ahead despite Vito's outrage.

Leo, after a short silence, uttered only a few words: “I'm sorry. Joe wasn't part of the deal...

Based on cut alternate dialogue between Vito and Galante in the game files, Joe is being taken to Mr. Chu, presumably to avenge Shi Yoon Won's murder.

In Mafia III, Vito confessed to Lincoln Clay that Joe was rumored to be able to get out of trouble in Empire Bay and hid from the Commission for a while in Chicago, turning to reliable people.

But in the end, they handed him over, and Joe died at the hands of the Galante guys.

However, in one of the endings of the game, Galante personally drives up to Lincoln, whose driver is very similar to Barbaro, but already aged.

Henry Tomasino.

Description:

Henry Tomasino. Member of the Clemente family, then Falcone. Friend of Vito and Joe. The son of a Sicilian mafia and a gangster. There are 6 brothers in his family. In 1931, as a result of Mussolini's raid on the Sicilian mafia, Silvio, Henry's father, sent his family to America so that his family could receive protection from his bosom friend, Alberto Clemente, in Empire Bay.

Tomasino was adopted into the Clemente family and became a full-fledged gangster and respected wet case specialist. The father himself refused to go, explaining that he was too old for this. As a result, Mussolini's fascists arrested him, and he died in prison.

Closed and uncommunicative, his only motive is pride. After the assassination, Clemente joined the Falcone family. Brutally murdered by Mr. Vaughn's men after word spread in Empire Bay mob circles that Henry was working for the FBI.

The triad that killed Henry justify it by saying that Henry was working for the government. This is a strange claim, since Frankie Potts, who worked for the FBI, did not state anything in his documents about Henry that he or anyone from the FBI was collaborating with him.

However, when Franky gets into trouble and asks his superiors for help, he says that there is someone behind him who can help him, but he does not reveal his name. It is also possible that Henry did not work as an informant when Frankie was alive, but began doing so after Clemente's death.

Also, Leo Galante later assures Vito that Henry was a "rat". This can be explained by the fact that Mr. Vaughn claimed that Henry was an informant for the Bureau of Drug Enforcement. In the early 1950s, there was little cooperation between the FBI and the DEA. For example, Harry Anslinger, an agent from the Bureau, spoke publicly about the existence of the Mafia at a time when Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI, claimed that the Mafia did not exist. This proves that Henry worked for the FBI.

Vito family.

Maria Scaletta.

Description:

Maria Scaletta. Vito's mother, life has not been easy. Poverty is a typical picture of Sicily in the early 1920s.

But even she cannot stop the love of two hearts - Antonio and Maria. In 1920, their wedding took place.

A year later, their daughter Francesca was born, and four years later, the long-awaited son, who received the name Vittorio. Then hard times came.

She came to America in 1932 with her husband Antonio and two children to seek a better life, but found only poverty and deprivation.

Before her eyes, her husband broke down and drank himself under the yoke of overwork, and her only son became a criminal.

A devout believer, Maria constantly prays to the Lord to save her family and direct Vito on the path of an honest worker.

After the death of her husband, the widowed Maria lives in a small apartment with her daughter Francesca.

Her son was in trouble, and he was given an ultimatum: either he goes to serve in the army, or he goes to prison for five years. Vito chooses the first.

But upon arrival in the city, her son again gets involved in bad company.

Vito thereby tried to pay off the debt of his father, who borrowed two thousand dollars from a moneylender. He succeeds after a while. However, he is soon arrested for speculation with gas coupons and imprisoned for 10 years.

This was the last blow for Mary. All this led to the fact that Vito's mother became seriously ill, and on the day when her daughter, Frannie, visits Vito in prison, she departs to another world.

Antonio Scaletta.

Description:

Antonio Scaletta. Vito's father. Antonio Scaletta married Maria in 1920 in the tiny Sicilian village of San Martino. A year later, their daughter Francesca was born, and soon their son Vito. Looking for a better life In 1932, Antonio and his family went on a long journey across the ocean.

Stranded in Empire Bay, penniless and unable to speak a word of English, Antonio got a job and shelter from union boss Derek Pappalardo.

Antonio worked for a boss for pennies. Unable to escape from the vicious circle of back-breaking work and monstrous rent, Antonio took to drink with grief, he spent almost the entire salary in a tavern. As Derek Vito said: "Your father drank like a fish!".

In 1943, he drowned on the Southport Docks after falling into the water while drunk. But 8 years later, it turned out that his death was set up for an accident, and Pappalardo himself and his faithful assistant Coyne were guilty of it. Vito killed his father's executioners.

Francesca Reilly.

Description:

Francesca Reilly. Sister Vito, a little older than him, a quiet and shy girl, she graduated with honors from school and from the age of sixteen led the youth club at the local church.

As a child, Francesca tried to turn Vito away from street gangs. Francesca, or Frannie as Vito calls her, lives with her mother, supporting everyone on her salary as an accountant at Trago Oil.

According to her, she began to gradually pay off her father's debts, which Vito would later pay himself.

After Vito is imprisoned, Francesca has to take care of her sick mother.

While she is visiting her brother, her mother dies. All the money Vito gave for Frannie and Eric's wedding went towards the funeral.

Francesca never found happiness with her husband - he was also involved in dirty deeds, drank and cheated on her.

She quarreled with Vito after he tried to help her in his own way, severely beating her husband.

Eric Reilly.

Description:

Eric Reilly. Francesca's husband. Eric was born in 1918 in Empire Bay to Irish immigrant parents.

The Reilly family lived in Millville, and young Eric worked alongside his father as a transport service for Trago Oil.

In 1936, he married Sarah Collins, the daughter of the head of the Trago fleet, but after the wedding, Eric began to constantly drink with his friends, came home drunk after midnight, cursed obscenely and beat his wife.

Two years later, Sarah left him. After that, Eric lost his job and began to earn a living as an occasional bartender and selling marijuana.

In 1945 he married again. This time Vito's sister, Francesca, became the lucky one. Judging by the long spree and drinking, he did not learn anything from past mistakes.

Unable to endure the beatings, swearing and frequent gatherings of her husband, Frannie turned to Vito for help and asked to speak with Eric.

Having caught him in treason, Scaletta "helps" him to look differently at his duties, including marriage.

The leaders of crime and the most important persons of mafia families.

Alberto Clemente.

Description:

Alberto Clemente. The head of the mafia family Clemente. In 1920, he killed a Palermo police captain on behalf of his uncle Silvio and fled to Empire Bay. Here, taking advantage of his uncle's connections in the underworld, he made money on bootlegging.

In 1929, the Commission allowed him to start his own family. Despite their strength, the Clemente gang has a gangster reputation as a "second-class family".

Basically, the reason for this was the methods of Clemente, unscrupulous even by the standards of the mafia. He was also arrested for extortion in 1935 and 1937.

He died at the hands of Joe Barbaro in his limousine, or was blown up in it (if you get into the gas tank).

He has a son (most likely illegitimate) Fabiano, who lives in Sicily.

Carlo Falcone.

Description:

Carlo Falcone. Don mafia Falcone family. Carlo arrived in America in 1913 and quickly became part of the Moretti family.

During Prohibition, he ran the family's bootlegging business, supplying liquor from Canada with Eddie Scarpa.

In 1933, Carlo entered into a conspiracy with Frank Vinci, as a result of which Tomaso Moretti was killed, the war between Vinci and Moretti ended, and Carlo himself became the head of the Moretti family.

A talented strategist and connoisseur of progress, Carlo despises the traditions of the Sicilian mafia and understands that she got rich on prohibition, and therefore, in order to stay afloat, she needs a comparable source of income.

Killed by Vito Scaletta on the orders of Leo Galante.

According to Eddie, Carlo was fond of astronomy.

That might explain why he owns the planetarium at Hillwood.

Franco "Frank" Vinci.

Description:

Frank Vinci. Don mafia family Vinci. Born in Sicily in 1885 in the family of the famous mafia Vincenzo Vinci and his wife Lily Tomasino; Has a sister Carla. Arriving in Empire Bay in 1908 with friend Leo Galante, Frank set up a system of extortion among Italian immigrants.

For the next decade, the Vinci gang held the entire city in their hands. Frank acted with extreme caution, acquired connections in the police and among politicians.

In the early 1930s, when the flow of money from the illegal liquor trade ended with the repeal of the 18th Amendment, the rivalry between the Vinci and Moretti families turned into a full-scale confrontation between the two clans.

Influential Defender of Tradition organized crime especially when it comes to drugs. Frank often hangs out at the Mona Lisa Cafe and is also regularly seen on the race track.

Lucas "Luka" Gurino.

Description:

Luca Gurino. Kapo in the Clemente family. He took this place by immuring his predecessor in the foundation of the Culver dam. Always immaculately dressed, Luka tries to hide his rough nature with a veil of sophistication, although his ignorance always shines through.

During Prohibition, he participated in the bootlegging venture of Alberto Clemente, and later engaged in the family's less noble activities at the Clemente slaughterhouse, where his cruel nature ensured his rapid promotion.

There are many things behind his dirty soul, which was enough for old Sparky. Luca is a rare sadist, which is why he is the "important person" in the Clemente family.

He is the right hand of the most powerful crime syndicate in the city, and therefore he gets away with a lot.

But the family began to play against the rules, kidnapping the chief accountant of the Falcone family, Harvey Beans, and paid the price.

One of Carlo's men, Vito Scaletta, made his way to the Clemente slaughterhouse. Fleeing from the hands of reprisals, Gurino closed himself in his office and called for reinforcements, but this did not help him.

Then Tony Balsam dragged him into the butcher's, where, apparently, he put him into a meat grinder. Killed by Tony Balsam.

Eduardo "Eddie" Scarpa.

Description:

Eddie Scarpa. Carlo Falcone's right-hand man, does a lot of the boss's chores while sitting in the Maltese Falcon restaurant. Friend of Joe and Vito.

Once a mercenary for the Moretti family, Eddie controls most of Carlo Falcone's affairs from the Maltese Falcon restaurant.

Born in 1908 in Chicago, he became involved with the Mafia at an early age. They met Carlo Falcone while smuggling booze to Empire Bay during Prohibition.

Having become the head of the Moretti family (now Falcone), Carlo decided to thank Eddie and made him the owner of the Garden of Eden strip club.

Scarpa remains close friends with the head of the family, though the Don privately sees Eddie as a potential source of trouble due to his thinly hidden drinking problem.

Leon "Leo" Galante.

Description:

Leo Galante. Born in Sicily in 1887. Leo grew up with his best friend Frank Vinci. The guys always did everything together. When both turned 20, they decided to move to America, where Galante began to train and take part in fights for money, while Vinci began to get into the “circle” of the mafia.

A couple of years later, Galante became a professional fighter and champion. But Vinci did not waste time either - by 1931 he had founded his family, and Leo offered the position of his consigliere. Galante agreed. But after a couple of months, Vinci decided to make good money on bootlegging and ordered Leo to take up this business. In 1943, Galante was arrested for "purchased" fights and sentenced to 5 years in prison.

In prison, he became a respected person, right after the head of the prison, with whom Leo got along well. There, Leo organized training fights and, based on his experience, began to teach other “convicts” new tricks.

It was there that Galante met his new assistant, Pepe. Before the arrival of Vito Scaletta, Pepe was the best wrestler.

Leo first saw Vito when he was trying to find him, and stumbled upon Brian O'Neal. During the fight between Vito and O'Neal, Leo saw the fighter he needed, which is why Galante agreed to help Vito.

Secondary characters.

Federico "Derek" Pappalardo.

Description:

Derek Pappalardo. Capo of the Vinci family. In 1916, he began working in the port of Empire Bay as a strike-breaker. Participation in smuggling operations brought him to the mafia, so Derek ended up in the Vinci family.

He had to spend two years in prison for embezzlement. After his release, Derek played a prominent role in the war between the Vinci and Moretti families in the early 1930s, and was rewarded with his current position.

The wedding with the goddaughter of Frank Vinci further strengthened Derek's position in the family. Derek is rude, cruel and greedy - ideal qualities for his job.

He died at the hands of Vito, after he found out that Derek was the initiator of the death of Antonio Scaletta (however, when Leo Galante is tasked to kill Carlo Falcone, you can call at the port and see Derek - presumably, he is there, since the authors forgot to turn off the game script , which is responsible for Derek's presence).

Stephen "Steve" Coyne.

Description:

Steve Coin. Mercenary of the Vinci family. Steve spent his childhood in rural Berkland, at the age of 16 he moved to Empire Bay.

When arrested for battery, Steve resisted and beat a police officer, as a result of which he was sentenced to ten years in prison, of which he served only five.

It was during his imprisonment that Steve met his cellmate Derek Pappalardo and began working for him in prison, and after his release he continued.

From the very beginning, he has a grudge against Vito, and during a shootout in the port, he shouts to him "I never trusted you, from the very first meeting!". Killed by Vito Scaletta.

Antonio "Tony Balsam" Balsamo.

Description:

Tony Balm. Member of the Falcone family. In 1933, Tony served as Tomaso Moretti's personal chauffeur and was seriously injured in a bomb explosion that killed his patron. After that, he mainly worked in racketeering for the Falcone clan.

Tony's latest assignment is to secure the family's accountant "Beans" Harvey Epstein and Falcone's financial secrets he holds. In the mission "Stairway to Heaven", Vito learns that Tony has been badly beaten and may not be able to walk.

Brian O'Neill.

Description:

Brian O'Neill. Irish gang leader. The O'Neill Gang has deep roots going back to the 19th century: Brian's grandfather, Jimmy O'Neill, led the once-powerful criminal organization of the Irish.

The O'Neill clan first appeared in Empire Bay in the early 1800s. Brian has a motley pack of "vassals" under his command, with whom he often commits rash and cruel crimes. Killed by Vito.

Martin "Marty" Santorelli.

Description:

Marty Santorelli. A young man, a friend of Barbaro, an accomplice of the Clemente family, then Falcone. Marty Santorelli was born in Empire Bay in 1933.

His father worked as a projectionist at a large movie theater in Midtown, so since childhood, Marty has reviewed many different films, especially those with a gangster theme. Having dreamed up the romantic life of a mobster in his dreams, Marty began to hang around the Freddie's bar area as a teenager, just like his older neighbor and role model Joe Barbaro.

Over time, Marty began to work for Joe on errands: delivering messages, taking winnings from the bookmaker, polishing his car to a shine.

Joe sees a naive boy in Marty, so he ignores all requests to dedicate him to more serious matters, believing that he is not yet ready for this. Killed by Clemente's soldiers.

Shi Yoon Won "Mr. Won"

Description:

Mr Vaughn. Performer in the city organization of the Chinese gang "Triad". He is also the owner of the Red Dragon restaurant in Empire Bay Chinatown, which serves him to launder money and generate income from a drug den. There is an opium den in the basement of the restaurant.

Young Shi Yun Won arrived in America as a forced laborer on a ship of opium smugglers. When the ship anchored in Cape Peak, it escaped and headed east towards Empire Bay. Not knowing English and not having a penny, he became a slave of the Triad.

Vaughn slowly climbed the hierarchical ladder, guarding the opium censers, and eventually led the smuggling scheme.

He killed his own cousin for stealing a shipment of opium, and thus proved his loyalty, for which he received his current post.

Killed by Joe Barbaro, who was avenging Vaughn for the murder of Henry Tomasino.

Mikos "Mike" Bruschi.

Description:

Mike Brusky. Car junkyard owner in Riverside; buddy of Vito and Joe; a mechanic and formerly a felon who received two terms for bank raids in Lost Haven.

After his second term, Mike moved to Empire Bay and opened a car dump with hidden savings, where he trades various types illegal activities: trade in stolen spare parts, storage and purchase of stolen goods, assistance to organized crime in getting rid of material evidence.

Secondary characters #2.

Giuseppe Palminteri.

Description:

Giuseppe Palminteri. The best bugbear in Empire Bay. He often worked for the Sicilian mafia, including the release of thirteen notorious gangsters from a prison in the city of Palermo in 1917. When Mussolini came to power, Giuseppe moved to Empire Bay, where he continued to provide his services to the mafia families. Now the elderly Giuseppe has officially retired, he has no family and he lives only for the sake of his craft.

Bruno Levin.

Description:

Bruno Levin. Mafia pawnbroker, has his own office in Southport. Bruno is in charge of all loan sharks in the city, and his status is officially approved by the Empire Bay Mafia Assembly (Commissions).

Bruno's office is located in Southport in a rather nondescript building. Here he, with assistant Isaac, runs his business, lending money to the mafia to smaller colleagues, criminals and business people at extortionate interest and using gangsters to ensure security.

Almost all rich and respected persons borrow money from Bruno. But in one thing he is honest - Bruno has an equal attitude towards all clients, he strictly observes his obligations for each transaction, to the letter, but expects the same in return.

There are many stories that tell about the fate of those who failed to pay Bruno on time. For example, Mickey Gilliano, nicknamed "Crab", a soldier of the Falcone family, could not pay the debt at the right time, and Bruno's collectors cut off three fingers on both hands as "compensation".

Therefore, even the bosses of criminal families respect and fear Bruno and try not to anger him by paying their "loans" on time.

Harry Marsden.

Description:

Harry. A gun maniac who runs an illegal military equipment store in Kingston. Demobilization from the troops pushed Harry to the path of the “weapons baron” of a local scale.

He served six years in the American army, was a member of the Normandy landings and the subsequent liberation of France from German occupation. But somehow you have to have fun in the army in between battles! And then one day Harry, to his misfortune, decided to look into a brothel.

Climbing over the fence, he ran into a branch in the dark, as a result of which he was left without his left eye. Harold was written off as unfit for service and sent home.

Already at home, Harry used his army connections to gain access to surplus weapons in military depots.

Therefore, in between studying military history and drinking with army veteran buddies, Harry supplies weapons to the city's criminal organizations.

Andreas "El Greco" Karafantis.

Description:

El Greco. Doctor, Greek by nationality. He secretly provides medical care Empire Bay mafia families. El Greco received his medical degree in London and was at first a doctor at the Greek embassy.

In 1927 he was transferred to the office of the Greek ambassador in Empire Bay. Three years later, El Greco resigned from the embassy for having an affair with the ambassador's wife, after which he opened a private practice.

During the war of the Vinci and Moretti families, many gangsters passed through his hands. They paid well, and El Greco offered his services to the families.

He has a house in Highbrook, close to Leo Galante's mansion.

Sidney "Fat Man" Penn.

Description:

Fat Penn. Owner of a distillery in Empire Bay. Was once a companion of Alberto Clemente. In the late 1920s, Clemente bought out part of Pen's Empire Bay Cab & Co, through which he began to launder the proceeds from the alcohol trade.

Pen and the Mafia parted ways when Fat Man opened a distillery in Sand Island in 1939 and refused to take Alberto's share. Pen was confident in his own safety, having evidence against Clemente in his hands.

However, after his bodyguards finished off two unfortunate hitmen sent by a former partner, Pen strengthened personal protection. On February 20, 1945, there was an attempted murder on Sidney.

His motorcade was shot from a machine gun, almost all the guards were killed, and he himself was wounded.

Taken by surprise, Pen fired his revolver at Henry Tomasino and shot him in the leg. Enraged, Vito and Joe fired the entire clip from the weapon at the Fat Man.

Greasemen.

Description:

Greasemen. One of the Empire Bay gangs, they hang out in the garages and vacant lots of Millville, where they drive cars, drink and walk. They are named so because they style their hair with a special gel, among the people it has become known as “brioling”.

Jack Olivero.

Description:

Jack. A bartender at one of Empire Bay's most expensive restaurants, the Maltese Falcon, which in turn serves as the headquarters for the Falcone syndicate.

During Prohibition, Jack worked for Eddie Scarpa, delivering liquor from Tamborra. In 1928, Jack was arrested for smuggling and received time because he refused to cooperate with the police.

As a reward, Eddie and Carlo appointed him after his release from prison to his current job.

In his new position, Jack was quite satisfied with life, preferring to pretend not to notice the daily meetings of gangsters in the restaurant and the flows of money and smuggling passing through the institution.

• Intermezzo 3 (Events after the story - 1951)
  • "Chapter 15: Through hardships to the stars."
    (lat. "Per Aspera Ad Astra")

Prologue

Developments Mafia II set in 1943-1951 in the fictional city of Empire Bay. Empire Bay), where three mafia "families" run: Vinci, Clemente and Falcone.

The main character, Vito Scaletta, moved with his family from Sicily to the United States as a child. As a boy, Vito thought that in America all his dreams would become a reality, but in reality everything turned out differently. His father, Antonio Scaletta, worked in the port, receiving a pittance for his work. A few years later, Antonio, being drunk, fell into the water and drowned. Vito's family experienced financial difficulties, which is why he became involved with Joe Barbaro, a bully and a thief, as a child. Over time, he and Joe became best friends.

Years passed, Vito and Joe grew up, but their ardor and desire for easy money did not fade away. Once during a robbery of a jewelry store, they were noticed by the police, a chase began. Joe managed to escape, and Vito was caught. It was World War II, and soldiers who spoke Italian were needed at the front, so Vito was given a choice, and he chose to go to war.

Plot development

• Chapter 1: Historical homeland. Sicily, July 1943

First Appearance: Historic Homeland.

The main character of the game. An accomplice of the Clemente family, a soldier of the Falcone family, then a soldier of the Vinci family. Born in Sicily in 1925, his family then moved to Empire Bay. Vito's father got a job at the port for the man who brought them to America. Here, in America, Vito realized in his childhood what poverty is, and the mafia is the only and worthy profession for him. In 1943, during a store robbery, he was captured by the police. He was given a choice: go to jail, or go to the front of World War II, Scaletta chose the latter. In January 1945 he returned to Empire Bay, after which he worked for the Clemente family. From 1945 to 1951 he was in prison for trading in stolen gas coupons. After his release, he joined the Falcone family. In the mission Through Hardships to the Stars, Vito kills Carlo Falcone on the orders of Leo Galante. At the end of the game, he realizes that working for the mafia, he did not achieve anything good.

Joe Barbaro

First Appearance: Historic home. .

Vito's best friend. An accomplice of the Clemente family, then a soldier of the Falcone family. Joe was a local bully in the Italian Empire Bay ghetto, and as he grew older, he moved to petty crime. Together with Vito, Joe led the life of a criminal for 10 years, until his friend ended up in the war. After the return of a friend from the war, they continued the activities of the mafiosi, as his friend worked first for the Clemente family, and then for the Falcone family.

Henry Tomasino

Voiceover: Yuri Derkach;
In Joe's Adventures: Denis Bespaly

First Appearance: Enemy of the State

Killed: Dragon Appear

Soldier of the Clemente family, then Falcone. Friend of Vito and Joe. The son of a Sicilian mafia. In 1931, anticipating Mussolini's massacre of the Sicilian mafia, his father sent Henry to America and helped him get a job with his friend Alberto Clemente in Empire Bay. Tomasino was adopted into the Clemente family and became a full-fledged gangster. Henry is reserved and uncommunicative, and his only motivation is a sense of pride. After the murder of Clemente, he joined the Falcone family. Brutally murdered by Mr. Vaughn's men after word spread in Empire Bay mob circles that Henry was working for the FBI.

First Appearance: Circular

Killed by: Room Service

The head of the mafia family Clemente. In 1920, he killed a Palermo police captain on behalf of his uncle Silvio and fled to Empire Bay. Here, taking advantage of his uncle's connections in the underworld, he made money from bootlegging. In 1929, the Commission allowed him to start his own family. Despite their strength, the Clemente gang has a gangster reputation as a "second-class family". Killed by Joe Barbaro in his limousine.

Carlo Falcone

Voice acting: Oleg Shcherbinin

Killed: Through thorns to the stars.

Don mafia Falcone family. Carlo Falcone arrived in America in 1913 and quickly became part of the Moretti family. During Prohibition, he ran the family's bootlegging business, supplying liquor from Canada with Eddie Scarpa. In 1933, Carlo entered into a conspiracy with Frank Vinci, as a result of which Tomaso Moretti was killed, the war between Vinci and Moretti ended, and Carlo himself became the head of the Moretti family. A talented strategist and connoisseur of progress, Carlo despises the traditions of the Sicilian mafia and understands that she got rich on prohibition, and therefore, in order to stay afloat, she needs a comparable source of income. Killed by Vito Scaletta on the orders of Leo Galante.

Frank Vinci

Don mafia family Vinci. Born in Sicily in 1885 in the family of the famous mafia Vincenzo Vinci and his wife Lily Tomasino; Has a sister Carla. Arriving in Empire Bay in 1908 with friend Leo Galante, Frank set up a system of extortion among Italian immigrants. For the next decade, the Vinci gang held the entire city in their hands. Frank acted with extreme caution, acquired connections in the police and among politicians. In the early 1930s, when the flow of money from the illegal liquor trade ended with the repeal of the 18th Amendment, the rivalry between the Vinci and Moretti families turned into a full-scale confrontation between the two clans. The conflict cost Vinci his dominance in the Empire Bay underworld, but during the course of the game, he remains a powerful champion of the organized crime tradition, especially when it comes to drugs. Frank often hangs out at the Mona Lisa Café and is also regularly seen on the race track.

Leo Galante

Voice acting: Alexey Mikhailov

First Appearance: Time well spent.

Consigliere of the Vinci family. Arriving in the city in 1908, the friends created the Vinci crime syndicate: Leo was in charge of planning, and Frank was in charge of organizing the execution. In the early 1920s they took control of the Southport Docks, making it easier to smuggle liquor during Prohibition. Leo is interested in sports, especially boxing and horse racing. For 20 years, Galante ran the city's largest bookmaker network. In 1943 he was arrested on charges of rigging fights and sentenced to five years in prison.

Eddie Scarpa

First Appearance: In memory of Francesco Potenza.

Eddie is Carlo Falcone's right-hand man, doing a lot of the boss's chores while sitting in the Maltese Falcon restaurant. Friend of Joe and Vito. Once a mercenary for the Moretti family, Eddie now controls most of the affairs of Carlo Falcone of the Maltese Falcon Restaurant. Born in 1908 in Tamborra, he became involved with the Mafia at an early age. They met Carlo Falcone while smuggling booze to Empire Bay during Prohibition. Having become the head of the Moretti family (now Falcone), Carlo decided to thank Eddie and made him the owner of the Cat House strip club. Scarpa remains close friends with the head of the family, though the Don privately sees Eddie as a potential source of trouble due to his thinly hidden drinking problem.

Mercenary for the dirtiest deeds. He worked for the leader of the Irish gang Tam, Sal (Big Sal) Gravin and for the underboss of the Vinci family Judge Hillwood. Born in 1901 and raised in the USA. Since childhood, he was in the circles of gangs of bryolinschikov. Over the years, he rose from a simple bandit to a highly skilled killer. After Jimmy dealt with the Chinese gang, Tam and Big Sal realized late that Jimmy was too ambitious and decided to set him up, since no one dared to try to kill the professional. In 1951, he was arrested and sentenced to 15 years for drugs found in the trunk of a car. But Jimmy got out much earlier - a riot in prison allowed him to escape. Then he takes revenge on his former employers and along the way helps in the affairs of Carlos Lopez (it was Jimmy who stole a truck with cigarettes commissioned by Eddie). Jimmy undermines Tam's authority among the Irish. Then he finds Tam in Riverside and kills him. Then he attacks Big Sal and kills him. Underboss Hillwood, Jimmy, is set on fire in Vinci's mansion. For all these deeds, the gangs in the city called him Vendetta.

Minor

Voiceover: Alexander Andrienko

Killed: Stairway to Heaven.

Capo of the Vinci family. In 1916, he began working at the port of Empire Bay as a strikebreaker. Participation in smuggling operations brought him to the mafia, so Derek ended up in the Vinci family. He had to spend two years in prison for embezzlement. After his release, Derek played a prominent role in the war between the Vinci and Moretti families in the early 1930s, for which he was rewarded with his current position. The wedding with the goddaughter of Frank Vinci further strengthened Derek's position in the family. Derek is rude, cruel and greedy - ideal qualities for his job. He died at the hands of Vito Scaletta after he learned that Derek initiated the death of Antonio Scaletta.

First Appearance: Murphy's Law (Talked on the phone in a bar)

Killed by: Balsam and Beans

Capo of the Clemente family. Gurino always tries very carefully to present himself, trying to disguise his cruel nature under external sophistication, but his ignorance still becomes noticeable to others. During the Prohibition period, Luca was engaged in illegal alcohol trade in the family, and after the abolition of the ban on alcohol, he moved to “work” at the Clemente slaughterhouse, where his ruthless nature contributed to the rapid advancement of the criminal hierarchy. Killed by Tony Balsam.

First Appearance: Enemy of the State.

Killed: Stairway to Heaven.

Mercenary of the Vinci family. Steve spent his childhood in rural Berkland, and at the age of 16 he moved to Empire Bay. When arrested for battery, Steve resisted and severely beat a police officer, as a result of which he was sentenced to ten years in prison, of which he served only five. It was during his imprisonment that Steve met his cellmate Derek Pappalardo and began working for him in prison, and after his release he continued. Steve will never be able to count on full family membership due to his Dutch-Irish heritage, but he is Vinci's most trusted accomplice after he murdered the head of a rival family, Tomaso Moretti, which ended the gang war in the city. Killed by Vito Scaletta.

Voice acting: Kirill Radtsig

First Appearance: Balsam and Beans.

Soldier of the Falcone family. In 1933, Tony served as Tomaso Moretti's personal chauffeur and was seriously injured in a bomb explosion that killed his patron. After that, he mainly worked in racketeering for the Falcone clan. Tony's latest assignment is to secure the family's accountant "Beans" Harvey Epstein and Falcone's financial secrets he holds. In the mission "Stairway to Heaven", Vito learns that Tony has been severely beaten and may not be able to walk.

First Appearance: Murphy's Law.

Killed: Time well spent.

Irish gang leader. The O'Neill Gang has deep roots going back to the 19th century: Brian's grandfather, Jimmy O'Neill, led the once-powerful criminal organization of the Irish. The O'Neill clan first appeared in Empire Bay in the early 1800s. Brian has a motley pack of "vassals" under his command, with whom he often commits reckless and cruel crimes: robbery raids on shop windows, burglaries, street robberies and armed robbery - this is Brian's specialization, which allows him to use brute force and with minimal intelligence to raise money for entertainment and numerous prostitutes. Killed by Vito Scaletta's own knife.

Killed by: Room service.

Friend of Barbaro, accomplice of the Clemente family, then Falcone. Marty Santorelli was born in Empire Bay in 1933. His father worked as a projectionist at a large movie theater in Midtown, so since childhood, Marty has reviewed many different films, especially those with a gangster theme. Having dreamed up the romantic life of a mobster in his dreams, Marty began to hang around the Freddie's bar area as a teenager, just like his older neighbor and role model Joe Barbaro. Over time, Marty began to work for Joe on errands: delivering messages, taking winnings from the bookmaker, polishing his car to a shine. Joe sees Marty as a naive little brother, so he ignores all requests to dedicate him to more serious matters, believing that he is not yet ready for this. Killed by Clemente's soldiers.

Voice acting: Dmitry Filimonov

First Appearance: Seafood.

Killed: The Apparition of the Dragon.

First Appearance: Seafood.

Mafia pawnbroker. Bruno is in charge of all loan sharks in the city and his status is officially approved by the Empire Bay Mafia Assembly. Bruno's "office" is located in the Southport area in a rather nondescript building. Here he runs his business, lending mafia money to smaller colleagues, criminals and business people at extortionate rates and using gangsters for security. But in one thing he is honest - Bruno has an equal attitude towards all clients, he strictly observes his obligations for each transaction, but expects the same in return. There are many stories describing what happened to those who failed to pay Bruno on time.

First Appearance: Seafood.

Assistant and right hand of Bruno Levin. Accountant. Conscientiously follows the instructions of his boss.

Voice acting: Dmitry Filimonov

First appearance: Circular.

Doctor. Provides illegal medical assistance to Empire Bay mafia families. He studied medicine in London and then started working as a doctor in the Greek embassy. In 1927 he was transferred to Empire Bay to work in the office of the Greek ambassador to the United States, from where he was fired three years later for flirting with the ambassador's wife. Andreas decided not to return to his homeland and opened a private practice in Empire Bay. After he was richly rewarded for saving the lives of several gangsters during the war between the Vinci and Moretti clans, El Greco began to regularly provide services to representatives of the underworld.

Voice acting: Dmitry Filimonov

First Appearance: Enemy of the State.

Owner and bartender at Freddy's. During the Prohibition period, Freddie's establishment was selling alcohol under the counter, which was supplied by Alberto Clemente, and the bar itself was protected by his criminal clan. After the abolition of the ban on alcohol, Clemente took over Freddie's gambling debts and became a co-owner of the pub. With money from the mafia, the bar was refurbished and reopened along with the restaurant. Now Freddy's has become a daily meeting place for members of the Clemente syndicate and discuss work issues, and also serves as a front for the family in laundering racket money.

First Appearance: Balsam and Beans.

Bartender at the Maltese Falcon. The Maltese Falcon also serves as the headquarters for the Falcone syndicate. During Prohibition, Jack worked for Eddie Scarpa, delivering liquor from Tamborra. In 1928, Jack was arrested for smuggling and received a sentence because he refused to cooperate with the police. As a reward, Eddie and Carlo appointed him after his release from prison to his current job. In his new position, Jack was quite satisfied with life, preferring to pretend not to notice the daily meetings of gangsters in the restaurant and the flows of money and smuggling passing through the institution.

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First appearance: Home sweet home.

Died: Time well spent

Maria Scaletta, Vito's mother, had a difficult life. She came to America with her husband and two children to seek a better life, and found only poverty and deprivation. In front of her eyes, her husband broke down and drank himself under the yoke of overwork, and her only son became a criminal. Devoutly believing, Maria prayed to the Lord to save her family and direct Vito on the path of an honest worker. After the death of her husband, Maria lived with Francesca in a small apartment. After Vito went to prison, she became seriously ill. Vito gives all his money to Francesca so that she can spend it on her mother's treatment, but it was already too late.

Empire Bay Police Detective. Tony is fighting with all his might against the organized crime of the city, according to his instructions, drinking establishments, at least somehow connected with the mafia, are under the supervision of the police. Arrests Vito in chapter 6.

First appearance: In memory of Francesco Potenza (At Vito's mother's apartment).

Francesca's husband. Eric Riley was born in Empire Bay in 1918 to Irish immigrant parents. The Riley family lived in Millville, and young Eric worked alongside his father in a transportation service for Traigo Oil. In 1936, he married Sarah Collins, the daughter of the head of the Treigo fleet, but after the wedding, Eric began to drink often with friends, return home late at night, insult and beat his wife. Sarah left him two years later. Shortly thereafter, Eric lost his job and began to earn a living as an occasional bartender and selling marijuana.

Voice acting: Dmitry Filimonov

First Appearance: Balsam and Beans.

Falcone family accountant. A small, balding, middle-aged man with round glasses and a leather briefcase. Vito met Harvey only once, but in a very unusual setting for this office worker.

First Appearance: Time Well Spent.

Soldier of the Vinci family.

Voiced by: Radik Mukhametzyanov First appearance: Time Well Spent.

Chief of the prison.

Voice acting: Marina Bakina

First Appearance: Enemy of the State.

Price control office worker.

First appearance: Restless.

Brioline gang leader.

Voice acting: Nikita Prozorovsky. First Appearance: Stairway to Heaven.

The main character of the first part of the game. Killed by Vito and Joe.

First appearance: In memory of Francesco Potenza (The corpse in the trunk).

A corpse in the trunk of Eddie's car in Chapter 7. An undercover FBI agent who secretly infiltrated the Empire Bay mob. It is known from Frankie's reports that he and Joe Barbaro have an antipathy towards each other. After becoming acquainted with representatives of the city's three crime families, Frankie takes part in a drug deal between Falcone's men and the Negro street gang Bombers. After looking for easy money, Frankie appropriates most of the profits and lowers it at the Cat's House club.

Meanwhile, in the mafia, rumors begin to spread that a “rat” has wound up inside one of the families. In addition to the danger of being discovered, Frankie begins to worry about the thought that Eddie Scarpa or Joe Barbaro might find out about his reckless handling of money. However, Frankie's superiors at the FBI turn down all requests to remove him from the operation, as the investigation is unauthorized and top management is unaware of this initiative.

Therefore, when Joe offers to find out what happened to the money, Franky decides to take a desperate step: he wants to confuse the mafia and plant a bomb in Carlo Falcone's car so that the attention of the criminals switches to another target, and then quietly exit the game. However, in the process of planting the bomb, Don Carlo's people catch him and in the ensuing shootout, Frankie kills both opponents. One of the dead was Berto Grossano, Falcone's driver, on whom Frankie decides to hang all the dogs. Convincing Falcone that Berto was the snitch, Frankie wallows in hero glory, relaxes and makes a spree with booze and women. When Eddie Scarpa finally finds out who embezzled the money, he goes to Frankie's apartment, who at this time diligently scribbles another report to the Bureau. He was never destined to finish printing this message - Eddie beat the poor guy to death.

Voice acting: Sergey Vostretsov

First Appearance: Time Well Spent.

Prison guard.

First appearance: Our friend.

Killed: Our friend (If Desmond hides, he will live).

Leader of the Irish gang. In retaliation for Brian, Miki ordered his henchmen to kill Vito Scaletta, but as a result he himself became a victim of the Italians. Killed by Vito.

First appearance: In memory of Francesco Potenza.

Realtor Vito, who introduced Vito to his new apartment.

First appearance: Through hardships to the stars.

Motor transport

The game contains 46 vehicles (of which 10 become available only after downloading all 5 official mini-add-ons). Cars have fictitious names, but most of them have real prototypes. Most historic vehicles are available in multiple color options.

You can steal a parked car by breaking the lock or breaking the glass of the front door. It is also possible to steal a car by "throwing" the driver out of it. The cars that Vito has placed in his garage stay there and can be used in any mission. Removing the car from the garage is not provided. There are two ways to get rid of the car: crush it at the Mike Brusca junkyard or sell Derek Papallardo at the docks.

Relationship of models with real prototypes

Police

Policemen patrol the city either on foot or in cars. Upon noticing a crime, the police may act in different ways depending on the situation:

• Warning: if Vito was seen in a fight with another person.
• Verification of documents: for suspicious activity.
• Fine: for a minor offense - slightly exceeding the speed limit, colliding with a road sign or with other cars.
• Arrest: for openly carrying weapons on the street, hitting passers-by, for shooting (not at people), for stealing cars, a serious accident, for assaulting a police officer, attacking citizens, for refusing to pay a fine to a police officer, for robbing stores. You can pay off an arrest by bribing a police officer. The amount of the bribe depends on the number of police officers.
• Shooting to kill: for killing bystanders, for killing cops, for shooting at cops, for resisting arrest. There are 2 degrees of "shooting to kill": light - police officers shoot from revolvers, less often from shotguns; severe - the police put up barriers on the roads, armed with Thompsons, more and more detachments are sent to the area where Vito was last seen.

If the policeman announces the signs of the criminal on the radio, then Vito will be wanted. In this case, any policeman will try to detain (or kill) him. However, you can get away from persecution by buying (or stealing) new clothes from the store or changing clothes at home. In addition, the police can remember Vito's car number. If he is seen in it, then the chase will begin. To prevent this from happening, the number can be changed at a car repair shop or you can give a bribe by calling the police from any telephone. If you get into the police car, she will be put on the wanted list. It does not have a radio, and the radio toggle button is replaced by a siren on/off button.

The Empire Bay police show interest not only in the main character, but also in any citizens of the city who in one way or another violated the law.

Weapon

Downloadable content

Downloadable add-ons

The developers have released three downloadable add-ons: The Betrayal of Jimmy, Jimmy's Vendetta and Joe's Adventures. All add-ons contain new missions as well as support for Steam achievements. On December 3, 2010, 1C-SoftClub released these add-ons on disk along with others. In all three additions, unlike the original, a completely different system for passing the game (instead of chapters, the player will have to complete tasks of various characters throughout the city). The system is reminiscent of the "Big Walk" mode from the first part, only now they are connected by a plot. Later, all add-ons became available for download via Steam in Russia and The Betrayal of Jimmy in the world.

The Betrayal of Jimmy

The Betrayal of Jimmy was a temporary exclusive for the PlayStation 3 and was included in the Mafia II edition for that platform. It can also be purchased through the PlayStation Network. For the Russian version of the game, a fully localized add-on The Betrayal of Jimmy appeared in the Russian segment of PSN on October 21, and the download is completely free, unlike the European and other PSN segments.

Some time after the release on PS3, an unlicensed Xbox 360 version appeared on the Internet, but only in 5 languages ​​(English, French, German, Italian, Spanish). The plot of the add-on: Jimmy was a hired killer and "wiped" the dirt after others, but after a showdown with a Chinese gang, he was "wiped" himself. As a result of this, Jimmy was given 15 years in a maximum prison. New clothes and cars are also available in The Betrayal of Jimmy DLC.

Jimmy's Vendetta

Addition Jimmy's Vendetta was released later than the game itself and is available for all three gaming platforms PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC, release date - September 7, 2010. This expansion also includes new achievements and trophies. Although the release Jimmy's Vendetta happened all over the world, it was unavailable in Russia and the CIS countries for some time. The plot of the add-on: Jimmy is released, not having spent even 15 years, as a result of a riot of prisoners. And for Jimmy, his hour of reckoning has come.

Joe's Adventures

In the third released addition - Joe's Adventures- tells the story of Joe Barbaro during the years that Vito spent in prison. It went on sale November 23, 2010. In this addition, several new locations appeared that were absent in the original Mafia II - the highway leading to the dam, the villa, the supermarket, the brothel, the subway station, the hidden parking lot in Uptown and others. With the exception of the highways, they can only be visited during their respective missions. The plot of the expansion: playing the role of Joe, you will find out who sent Vito to jail, and why you should not mess with the Clemente family.

Editions

Collector's Edition of the game

• Mafia II 64-page art book;
• CD with game soundtrack;
• map of the city of Empire Bay;
• user's manual;
• PC-only code to download the Made Man Pack add-on.

Extended edition

The 1C-SoftClub company released an extended edition of the game for PS3 on December 21, 2010. It includes the Russian version of the game, three plot additions and four sets of clothes and cars for Vito.

Also, these add-ons are available separately from the game itself in the collection “Mafia II. Add-ons" for PC, which went on sale December 3, 2010. For the Xbox 360, the collection was released a few days later.

All of the above publications were published only in Poland, the Czech Republic, Belarus and Russia. There are no plans to release these publications in the US and Europe, since digital distribution is much more common in these regions.

Mafia II Mobile

Mafia II Mobile(rus. Mafia 2 for Phones ) - game for mobile phones, a third-person shooter with elements of a car simulator. The game takes place around 1945-1950. The main character of the game is Marco Rusetto. Marco is a member of the Salieri family and is also the nephew of Vincenzo. The plot is based on the fact that, on the orders of Vincenzo, Marco goes to Empire Bay in order to find and kill Thomas Angelo.

Vito's mother. Together with her husband and young children, Vito and Francesca, she immigrated from Sicily to America at the beginning of the 20th century.

Francesca Scaletta

The older sister of the protagonist Vito.
As a child, she immigrated with her family to America.
After her father's death, she takes care of her mother.
He tries in every possible way to save his brother from troubles, but nothing comes of it.

Eduardo "Eddie" Scarpa

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Leon "Leo" Galante

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Born in Sicily in 1887. Not married. His arrests after 1945 include illegal possession firearms, robbery attempt, conspiracy. Some other arrests in Sicily from 1916 - 1931: murders, robberies, perjury. Left Sicily during the war. An accomplished member of the Vinci family, he dresses well and enjoys life to the fullest. Despite his calm demeanor, he can be sarcastic and extremely vulgar. He is also an accomplished sailor and an excellent golfer.

Alberto Clemente

The head of the mafia family Clemente. In 1920, he killed a Palermo police captain on behalf of his uncle Silvio and fled to Empire Bay. Here, taking advantage of his uncle's connections in the underworld, he earned bootlegging . In 1929, the Commission allowed him to start his own family. Despite their strength, the Clemente gang has a gangster reputation as a "second-class family". Killed by Joe Barbaro in his limousine.

Carlo Falcone

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Franco "Frank" Vinci

Franco "Frank" Vinci is the head of Vinci's crime syndicate for many years. Born in Sicily in 1885 in the family of the famous mafia Vincenzo Vinci and his wife Lily Tomasino; Has a sister Carla. Arriving in Empire Bay in 1908 with his friend Leo Galante, Frank quickly set up a system of extortion among Italian immigrants. For the next decade, the Vinci gang held the entire city in their hands. Frank acted with extreme caution, he acquired connections with the police and among local authorities. In the early 1930s, when the flow of money from the illegal liquor trade ended with the repeal of the 18th Amendment, the rivalry between the Vinci and Moretti families turned into a full-scale confrontation between the two clans. The conflict cost Vinci his dominance in the Empire Bay crime scene, but he remains a powerful champion of the organized crime tradition.

"Mafia 2" has become a real bestseller in the world of adventures about gang warfare and Sicilian mafiosi. After all, there are all the attributes successful game: an interesting plot, convenient gameplay and excellent graphics, as well as an inimitable atmosphere, thanks to which there is a complete immersion in the adventure. The characters of the game are a separate conversation. After all, each of them has a character and charisma, which is especially pronounced in the boss of the Sicilian mafia - Carlo Falcone. This person will be discussed in our review.

Character biography

Carlo Falcone arrived in America from Sicily in 1913. Very quickly, this gangster gained a reputation in the mafia environment and became one of the main bosses in the Morreti clan. Prohibition brought him even greater benefits, because at that time Carlo led the underground trade in alcohol, which gave him the opportunity to further raise his authority. During the same period, Falcone met Eddie Scarpa, who was involved in the delivery of contraband from Canada. In 1933, the ambitious Carlo colludes with Tomaso Moretti to get him out of his way. After this murder, Falcone became the head of the family, and a lasting peace was concluded with the warring clan.

Encounters with a character

During the passage of the game, your hero will only be able to communicate with Carlo Falcone three times. In the first two meetings, you will receive assignments from him, all other assignments will be given to you by Eddie Scarpa. Your last communication will result in a grandiose shootout. Indeed, at some point, Carlo will “order” you, and in order to survive you will have to eliminate the boss himself. This will happen after you and your friends get involved in the drug trade, which will bring you a lot of trouble with the Chinese triads. In addition, this business will cost you all your friends, because none of them will survive.

2: Carlo Falcone, or Through hardships to the stars

This quest is the final chapter of the game. In this mission, the main character Vito Scarletta will have to destroy his enemy, who is Carlo Falcone. "Mafia 2" will give us the opportunity to pay off the bills, but this point still needs to be reached. The passage of this mission will begin as usual - with a call to the phone. On the wire Eddie, who says that the boss is waiting in his observatory. We get dressed and leave the house. On the street we will be met by a man who "politely" asks to get into the car. Inside, a "surprise" awaits - in person. Vito, in company with Henry and Joe, strongly crossed the road to the entire gangster world. And now one of the trinity is already dead, and the rest must go after him, for their mistakes. And Leo gives Scarlett a chance to stay alive, but for this you have to remove Carlo Falcone. Mafia 2 helpfully helps to complete this task, because that's where we need to go. We get out of the car and take any car. On this transport we get to the main destination.

On the way to the enemy

Upon arrival, we watch a video: the guards will demand to disarm and only after that go to a meeting with the boss. But you have other plans, so you have to shoot everyone. By the way, this is not the main battle yet - after all, much more exciting skirmishes await you further. It is better to fire behind a flower bed - this object will become an excellent cover, because of which you can kill opponents, while remaining relatively safe.

After you clear the passage, go further. Climbing the stairs, do not forget about caution, because the next room has round shape with small ledges behind which it is convenient to hide not only for you, but also for opponents. Don't forget to hide as soon as you see an enemy, and start shooting back from cover. In this fight, it is better to use a shotgun - a lethal cannon at short distances.

Inside the observatory

After walking in a circle and reaching the desired room, do not lose vigilance. After all, another group of guards Carlo Falcone sat down inside. After the shootout, go to the first door on the right. In the next room, another group of opponents awaits you. After clearing the room, go to the stairs. Next, you need to deal with the sniper who sat on the roof, after which you can go to the balcony. On the left you will find a ladder leading to the exit to the roof. In this place, you should be extremely careful, because the fighter, sitting at the top, does not spare grenades. So after the next explosion, quickly run upstairs and stuff your opponents with lead. After dealing with the guards, follow to the domed room, located on the right.

Inside you will find a spiral staircase. Below, you should immediately hide behind cover, because a new portion of opponents is approaching you. There will be a shootout. Move from room to room, simultaneously destroying everyone in your path, until you reach the double door - this place will be the final one in completing this mission.

The end of the mafia boss

In this room, you will have a final shootout with strong opponents, including the boss - Carlo Falcone. Mafia II is a game where you can always find cover during combat, so don't forget to look around to find good place. It will not be easy for you here, because the enemy’s personal guard shoots quite accurately, and he himself, despite his age, is mobile and able to aim well.

After the victory, exit the observatory building, where Leo's car will be waiting for you. Get into his car, after which the final cutscene will start, from which you will learn that Joe "did not enter into the deal", and you will be the only survivor among your friends. At such a sad moment this amazing game ends.