Mafia:
The
Old
Country’s
release
date
has
seemingly
been
leaked
by
none
other
than
its
own
developer,
Hangar
13.
If
correct,
the
prequel
will
launch
on
August
8.
The
date
in
question
appeared
on
the
game’s
hub
on
Steam
Spain
where
Hangar
13
issued
an
official
blog
post
announcing
that
they’ll
be
hosting
a
live
stream
at
PAX
on
May
8
to
discuss
the
past,
present
and
future
of
the
Mafia
series.
However,
at
the
end
of
the
post
the
game’s
release
date
was
seemingly
revealed:
“Mafia:
The
Old
Country
is
available
August
8,
2025.
Pre-order
now
for
PlayStation®5,
Xbox
Series
X|S,
and
PC
via
Steam,
and
stay
tuned
to
the official Mafia website for
more
information.”
The
post
appears
to
have
been
edited
to
remove
the
release
date
and
platforms.
However,
@videotechuk
snagged
images
before
that
happened.
According
to
a
Spanish
Steam
post
on
the
official
Game
Hub,
Mafia:
The
Old
Country
is
set
for
release
on
August
8th.
pic.twitter.com/WPdW1cWGsO—
ben
(@videotechuk_)
April
10,
2025
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Prior
to
this,
Mafia:
The
Old
Country
had
a
release
window
of
2025.
Given
that
the
blog
post
was
an
official
communication
from
Hangar
13,
the
August
8
date
is
likely
to
be
true.
Publisher
Take-Two
also
stated
recently
that
they
intend
to
have
shorter
marketing
cycles,
or
in
other
words
less
time
between
a
game’s
release
date
being
announced
and
its
actual
release.
That
would
seem
to
be
the
case
here,
because
assuming
the
intend
is
to
announce
the
release
date
at
the
May
8
event,
Mafia:
The
Old
Country
will
have
three
months
of
marketing
before
it
launches.
Publisher
Take-Two
is
set
for
a
massive
year,
because
aside
from
Mafia:
The
Old
Country
it
also
has
Borderlands
4
coming
out,
and
a
tiny
game
known
as
GTA
6.
