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Mafia: The Old Country
Developer:Hangar 13
Publisher:2K Games
Platform:PS5
Genre:Action Adventure

Step into the ruthless criminal underworld of 1900s Sicily in Mafia: The Old Country. Follow Enzo Favara's rise through the ranks of the Mafia, where loyalty comes at a price. Experience cinematic storytelling, brutal gunfights, knife combat, and deadly family rivalries.

Main Story12 Hrs
Platinum20 Hrs
Difficulty4/10
Playthroughs1 Playthrough
Platinum1
Gold2
Silver10
Bronze38

Mafia: The Old Country Trophy Roadmap

EARLY GAME

Start your journey through Mafia: The Old Country on Hard difficulty to earn True Soldato and The Old Country in a single playthrough. Hard is manageable with patience, smart use of cover, and careful aiming. You can enable Aim Snap to make gunfights more forgiving without affecting the Hard difficulty trophy. Take your time with the story, enjoy Enzo's rise through the Sicilian underworld, and remember that most chapter-specific trophies can be cleaned up later through Chapter Replay.

One trophy deserves special attention: Salvatore's Apprentice. During Chapter 3: Pizzu, you'll visit a citrus farm and need to open a safe. Ignore the nearby notes containing its combination and enter 10-20-30 directly. Opening the safe without first learning its code unlocks the trophy. Collecting all the safe-combination notes can prevent this trophy from unlocking through Chapter Replay, so handle it early. Apparently, being a good criminal means knowing the combination without doing your homework.

As you explore, grab newspapers, Trinacria coins, photographs, Saint's Cards, and Mystery Foxes whenever convenient. Don't feel pressured to collect everything immediately, but pay attention to collectibles inside story-specific locations. You should also begin experimenting with different weapons and knife takedowns to make progress toward the combat trophies naturally.

MID GAME

As Enzo becomes more involved in the Torrisi family's business, start paying attention to chapter-specific challenges. Chapter 3 offers Garden Rendezvous, while Chapter 5 includes Fantasma, which requires infiltrating Ludovici's villa without being detected, and Man of Honor, earned by refusing Tino's order to execute a prisoner. During Chapter 7, complete the endurance race in under eight minutes for Fastest Man in Sicily, and beat the train during the driving sequence for Full Steam Ahead. These can be revisited later, but earning them during your first playthrough saves unnecessary cleanup.

Stealth becomes increasingly important, especially on Hard difficulty. Use Instinct to locate enemies, hide bodies when necessary, and carry whetstones to maintain your knives. The Stiletto is particularly useful for longer stealth sections thanks to its durability. When gunfights break out, loot fallen enemies for ammunition, bandages, and supplies. Sicily is beautiful, but its hospitality apparently involves an unreasonable amount of gunfire.

Keep rotating between weapons rather than relying on a single favorite. Several trophies require 20 kills with specific firearms, including the Lupara, Vendetti, Repeater, and Pump-Action Shotgun. Knife takedowns, headshots, and explosive kills also contribute toward separate trophies. Making progress naturally during the campaign means less repetitive farming once the credits roll.

LATE GAME

The final chapters introduce several opportunities for trophies that require specific actions. During Chapter 9: Industria, earn The Old Ways by reaching the foreman's office without alerting enemies. Chapter 11 offers Trail of Destruction, requiring you to eliminate ten pursuing vehicles during the Tonnara escape. In Chapter 13, silently eliminate Mazzone for Silent Hunter and defeat Caccini before he reaches the Salt Flats for Not So Fast. If something goes wrong, these objectives can be retried through Chapter Replay.

Chapter 14 includes Worthy Opponent, which requires defeating Don Torrisi without taking damage during the knife duel. Focus on reading his attacks, parrying carefully, and striking when you have a safe opening. If you're hit, you can retry from the relevant checkpoint. There's no need to rush the fight; the Don has already made enough questionable decisions without you adding reckless button-mashing to the list.

Finish the campaign on Hard without lowering the difficulty to secure True Soldato. Completing the story also unlocks The Old Country. Unlike most other trophies, the Hard completion requirement cannot simply be earned by replaying individual chapters afterward, making your initial difficulty choice especially important. Once the credits roll, you can focus on collectibles and miscellaneous challenges without worrying about another complete story run.

TROPHY CLEANUP AND EXTRA TIPS

After finishing the campaign, use Chapter Replay → Explore to access free roam and begin collectible cleanup. For The Collector, you'll need 50 newspapers, 23 photographs, 20 Saint's Cards, and 50 Mystery Foxes, totaling 143 collectibles. Most can be obtained while exploring, but some are restricted to story chapters and require Chapter Replay. Mystery Foxes are particularly sneaky because they aren't initially marked on the map. Keep track of what you've collected, and be careful when purchasing the 5,000-Dinari fox statue from Pasquale's shop. Earlier versions had reports of purchases failing to register when players lacked sufficient funds, potentially blocking Mystery Fox Domination and The Collector.

Next, finish any remaining combat and weapon trophies. You can replay combat encounters and use checkpoint retries to work toward firearm kills, knife takedowns, headshots, and explosive eliminations. Miscellaneous objectives include customizing a vehicle and horse, equipping a charm, repairing a vehicle with its crank, jumping a car over 40 meters, and maintaining 120 km/h for 15 seconds. You'll also need to purchase all seven available cars from Pasquale for The Finer Things, requiring 11,000 Dinari. Apparently, organized crime pays reasonably well until you develop a vintage car addiction.

Finally, revisit any chapters containing missed stealth, racing, or combat challenges. Salvatore's Apprentice is the major exception, so hopefully you handled that safe back in Chapter 3. Once every base-game trophy has been earned, The Don will unlock, rewarding you with the Platinum. You've survived Sicily's criminal underworld, settled family disputes with questionable levels of violence, and collected enough fox statues to open a small museum. Not bad for a former miner.