The Godfather II, is obviously the second game by EA. If you have seen the film “Godfather II”, then try to think what kind of genre of game you would place it into. I believe it is a combustion of strategy, role-play and third-person shooter. You take on the role of a Mafia, don Dominic Corleone, you roam the streets killing people, you’ll watch as your empire starts to take form and you will need to manage your resources to make sure that your empire carries on growing.

To be totally honest, the game doesn’t have the same plot as the film, although the game is still based on the film. In the game, you are creating your own story as you go alone, it’s a different story for each player as it depends on what you do within the game and how you go about things.

The story starts in Havana which is in Cuba, on the night before the revolution on 1958, just as a mafia-meeting begins to go the wrong way, violence corrupts the streets and you are suddenly in charge for guiding members of the Corleone family mafia to a nearby airport, so you are able to escape unharmed.

As the family arrives home in New York, you begin to establish your own pat of the family, by recruiting a member into your ranks. Every potential associate has different unique skills which you must take into account. It is vital that you build up your crew with a balance of skilled killers and skilled medics. You don’t want a whole crew of killers because sooner or later, they will all die because you have nobody in your crew whom can help them.

As you go in into the beginning of the game, you will need to buildup your manpower and obviously the amount of money you have. There are many violence related moves which you can perform in the game, which I quite like to see, you are able to shoot somebody, but you can also head-butt them, slap them, throw them across the room and more! This gives a very realistic game play.

When doing this, you need to remember to be careful, you can rough them up a bit, in order to gain some vital information which you may need in the game, but there are two points, the point where they breakdown and give you the information and the point where they decide to fight back and die instead of you gaining the information, which you need, you don’t want to go too over the top with the violence.

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