The Isabella interpreter in Mafia: The Old Country appears to confirm that 2K has given the green light to another installment of the saga

Carina Conti, interpreter of Isabella Torrisi, affirms that the Mafia saga would already have a new game approved by 2K.

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Mafia: The Old Country arrived in August as a prequel set in early 20th-century Sicily. The game, developed by Hangar 13, opted for a linear storyline centered around Enzo Favara and his entry into the Torrisi family, moving away from the open world of Mafia 3 and recovering a more classic approach. Although it received mixed reviews, much of the press and players agreed to highlight its setting and the care with which the Sicilian landscape was portrayed. You can read our analysis through the following link.

Now, actress Carina Conti, who brought Isabella Torrisi to life in this installment, has assured in a Twitch live stream that the saga already has a new title in development, approved by 2K. According to her words, it’s usual in the franchise for each game to be more or less independent, but at the same time maintain links with the general universe. It’s unclear if the new project will be a direct sequel to The Old Country or a completely different story with new characters.

A Expanding Future for the Mafia Saga

For now, there are no official details from Hangar 13 or 2K Games, but Conti’s mention opens the door for the Mafia saga to continue thriving after the release of The Old Country. The big question will be the format: will it maintain the linear focus that so many fans applauded in the first two installments, or will it return to a more open style like we saw in Mafia 3?

In the meantime, the Hangar 13 team continues working on patches to improve Mafia: The Old Country, with updates that have corrected errors, improved enemy AI, and optimized the overall experience. The future of the franchise seems guaranteed, although we’ll have to wait for an official announcement to confirm which path this possible new game will take.