2K Games and Hangar 13 just released a free title update for Mafia III that adds the ability for players to compete in races, customize their cars, and more. In order to celebrate this release, 2K Games has also released a new trailer for Mafia III that can be viewed below.
Going into more details, this patch adds a series of races through the streets of New Bordeaux – six circuit lap races and six point-to-point races – to unlock customizations and a new car.
Players will be also able to customize the cars in Lincoln’s fleet with a variety of decals, exhausts, spoilers, superchargers, and wheels. This patch also features some new outfits and a custom revolver.
Hangar 13 is also working on new patches for Mafia III. According to the team, more customization and the ability to further enhance the performance of the cars will be coming in future patches.
Enjoy!
![Mafia 3 - Custom Rides and Racing Available Now for Free [International]](https://www.dsogaming.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-youtube-lyte/lyteCache.php?origThumbUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ytimg.com%2Fvi%2F4jWlmP6QwAg%2F0.jpg)
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How about optimization or idk….content that differs from the same exact kill mission and animation for the whole game?
What’s with this new term “free update” that I keep hearing lately? I mean do people actually think that just because some companies decided to take the greedy road towards micro transactions, that’s the end of it? There’s a difference between DLC and Updates.
I find it funny, mainly because this kind of content used to end up in games day 1. At times this kind of content was always given due to lack of base content, but it was always known to be free, because that was on the devs to get us interested and to keep us playing their game.
I’d be grateful and all if the game actually worked day 1, let alone this content included from the beginning, rather than being tossed in months later as if the devs gave us kudos.
That said, there is definitely a difference between updates and DLC, the journos and devs shouldn’t try muddying up the differences here and there.
Hear Hear, this man know what he’s saying. I’d go for the same thing buddy, I’d be grateful and all if the game actually worked day 1.
Why not releasing optimization patch instead of this…
Optimizations are hard. Content is easy.
Stop saying free updates, it’s game updates. It’s supposed to be free!!!
Blame the marketing department.
How’s the game running these days? I’ve heard patches have improved things but I haven’t kept up with it.
Yeah.running far better than the release version, but still optimization patches not gonna make gameplay any better.
You mean there weren’t any races and car customization at release? LEL.
It’s too late to save this jive turkey.
So, DRMs, Microtransactions in full priced titles, Always online and evolving world and craps like that, +100$ editions, Now they are pushing this “Free” update thingy. looks like paid updates is their next step.
Step1: 5$ for being up to date and got them sooner than others with some skin dlc rewards.
Step2: 1$ for each update, won’t release them free anymore and has skin dlc rewards.
Step3: 5$ updates.
Step4: 10$ mandatory monthly fee for updates.
Already started on consoles with HRD updates.
Well combat is fun, taking over areas is fun, cut scenes are well made, everything else though…
next : performance improvement dlc