The $10 expansion drops two new story chapters and Free Ride jobs with a younger Ennio Salieri.
Mafia: The Old Country just got its first proper story expansion. Man of Honor launched August 14 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Hangar 13 and 2K drop players back into 1905 Sicily for a side chapter that ties the prequel closer to the original game.
Enzo Favara has already proven himself as a Torrisi soldato. Now the Don hands him and Cesare a delicate job: help Ennio Salieri, a man of honor freshly out of prison and determined to reclaim what is his. The two new chapters sit in a previously unseen gap during Enzo’s early made-man days and introduce fresh environments, weapons, vehicles, and Charms.
Longtime fans will recognize the name immediately. This is the same Ennio Salieri who later becomes the Don and central antagonist of Mafia: Definitive Edition. Here he is younger, hungrier, and still building his reputation in the Valle Dorata underworld before heading to Lost Heaven.
Free Ride Gets Salieri’s Touch
Beyond the story, Man of Honor expands Free Ride mode. Salieri sets up in a Porto Almaro warehouse and hands out new Jobs and tougher Challenges. Players can chase hidden caches, tow high-value vehicles, run fragile-goods deliveries, and take on heightened combat, stealth, and racing encounters. Success unlocks exclusive rewards: new guns, the ricocheting Rimbalzu throwing knife, Charms, outfits, hats, vehicles, and horses.
The expansion requires the base game and costs about $10. It is also included in the new Mafia: The Old Country Definitive Edition and the larger Omertà Collection that bundles the four main games. Early Steam reviews sit at Mostly Positive.
For players who finished the base campaign last year or are still exploring Valle Dorata, this is a tight, lore-heavy addition that deepens the series timeline without overstaying its welcome. Family still takes sacrifice—now with a familiar face calling the shots.
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