2K has officially pulled back the curtain on Mafia: The Omertà Collection, a four-game bundle dropping August 14 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam. Every entry in the series, including the recently released Mafia: The Old Country, is packed into one package.
Every game in the package
Here's the full lineup included in the collection:
- Mafia: The Old Country (with the Man of Honor expansion and original Deluxe content)
- Mafia: Definitive Edition
- Mafia II: Definitive Edition (all DLC included)
- Mafia III: Definitive Edition (all DLC included)
That's the entire franchise history in one place. The Old Country's inclusion is notable given it only launched in 2025, and it comes with its expansion content baked in rather than sold separately.
What's actually new here
The headliner upgrade is Mafia: Definitive Edition getting a proper PS5 treatment with 60 FPS gameplay and technical improvements. That's a meaningful jump for a game that previously ran on last-gen hardware targets.
Mafia II and III bring their complete DLC libraries along, which matters because both games had substantial post-launch content that often got overlooked at launch.
The Old Country's place in the collection
Here's the thing: The Old Country is the newest game in the series and probably the reason many players are eyeing this bundle. Set in early 20th century Sicily, it tells the origin story of the Cosa Nostra crime family that threads through the whole franchise. Having it sit alongside the three Definitive Editions gives the collection a genuine start-to-finish narrative arc.
The Man of Honor expansion adds story content beyond the base game, so players getting The Old Country through this bundle are getting more than the standard version. If you want to get up to speed on the cast before jumping in, the key characters guide for Mafia: The Old Country breaks down everyone you'll meet in Sicily.
Platform availability and pricing
The collection lands on three platforms simultaneously:
No pricing has been officially confirmed in the announcement, but 2K bundles of this size typically land in the $60-$70 range at launch.
Why this bundle makes sense right now
A Mafia: Definitive Edition rating for current-gen platforms surfaced earlier this month, so the announcement wasn't a complete surprise. But the speed of the reveal to release is worth noting: announced and available within roughly 24 hours.
For anyone who bounced off the series years ago or never played The Old Country, this is a clean entry point. Four games, current-gen performance where it counts, and all the DLC without hunting through individual storefronts. If you're planning to start from The Old Country and work through the timeline, check out the beginner tips and tricks guide to get your footing in Sicily before the bullets start flying.







