The missions that you are given, like I said earlier, are pretty simple this doesn’t mean that they’re all easy though. You also get an overall score which is based on all the actions you perform from the list above outside of missions. You can also go back at anytime to floating markers (they’re shown on your map as stars) and retry the mission to try and improve your score. Your score is based on the kills, headshots, speed, drifts, getting air time in vehicles, condition of the car you delivered (dependant on the mission) and last but not least, how fast you finished the mission. At the end of each mission you are given your score and a rank which then loads into the leaderboard where you can compare your scores with others. If you’re lucky, you get a mix of the three. The missions will consist of killing members of a certain family, disrupting certain family’s trade routes or stealing a car. These consist of you going to a floating marker, being given a brief two-line description on why you are doing what you are, then accepting.
Now, don’t get your hopes up too fast, these missions are not like the original game. This DLC consists of 30 new missions, a few added items of clothing, one or two new cars, 20 extra garage spaces and best of all, free roam. Your job, as Jimmy, is to play out his revenge whilst racking up points for a multitude of actions, but more on the points system later. After he is betrayed and thrown into jail, he promptly escapes and seeks revenge on those who have wronged him. Jimmy's Vendetta follows Jimmy, the mafia’s 'go-to guy'. What I, and I’m sure countless others are thinking is, can this new addition bring anything new to the game? It’s not been two weeks since Mafia II entered our hearts and emptied our wallets and already there is a cross-platform DLC release. Reviews // 14th Sep 2010 - 13 years ago // By Kris 'Kaostic' West Mafia II: Jimmy's Vendetta DLC Review
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