Mafia: The Old Country gets its first paid DLC — and a four-game bundle

Mafia: The Old Country just got its first paid story expansion, and 2K Games is using the moment to push a franchise-wide bundle at the same time. Man of Honor costs $10 and is available now on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. The Omertà Collection, which packages all four Mafia games plus their DLC, launched alongside it at an introductory price of $49.99 — though that price won't stick around permanently.

The origin story

Man of Honor drops you into Sicily in the winter of 1905. Don Torrisi asks Enzo — the base game's protagonist — to help his old friend Ennio Salieri, who's just been released from prison. Salieri, recognizable to series veterans as the Don from the original Mafia, has no intention of going straight. The DLC spans two new story chapters woven into the base game's timeline, alongside new vehicles, horses, weapons, collectibles, and fresh locations on the island.

What it doesn't add is new mechanics. Expect the same gunfights, car chases on early 20th-century roads, and wide Sicilian vistas the main game delivered. That's a fair trade-off at $10 — though it's worth noting, per TechTimes, that Man of Honor is sold separately even if you own the Deluxe Edition. It isn't included in any existing pass.

The bundle question

The Omertà Collection is the bigger play for franchise newcomers. At $49.99 — an introductory price that expires — it's a straightforward way to own the entire series. If you already own one or more games in the collection, Steam's Complete Your Collection pricing means you won't pay full price twice; console upgrade terms are less clearly defined. PS5 owners who picked up Mafia: Definitive Edition on PS4 also get a free upgrade to the current-gen version, which now runs at 60 FPS, confirmed by the 2K Newsroom.

The Old Country sold around 800,000 copies in its first four to five days after launch, with PS5 accounting for roughly 48% of those sales. Man of Honor is a lean first expansion by modern standards — two chapters, no new mechanics — but the $10 price keeps the barrier low for anyone who wanted more time in 1905 Sicily.