Omerta – City of Gangsters

If you are looking for a game like Gangsters 1 + 2, then this is absolutely not it.
This game combines micromanagment and turnbased strategy into a really nice game.
Sure, it is not a masterpiece, but still a good game.
Just don't expect Gangsters, expect something like X-COM and some trading game.

Like a cheap xcom with management features. its good , people are just salty

Its a captivating tale with some fun mechanics. Re-playable for some but I will only play once.

I've played through this game three or four times since I bought it and I enjoy it despite it's flaws. It's fun, I find it therapeutic, and the turn based combat is simple enough that I don't feel the need to have to look up strategies, but deep enough that there are some tactical decisions to make. Sometimes the RNG will get you, it's generally worth saving before important battles so you can load if necessary.
The gameplay loop is fairly simple, you send your henchmen out to buy and renovate properties on the world map and cause trouble. The more 'aggressive' moves turn bigger profits, but attract the attention of the police which is also kind of like the time limit for the level - eventually the police will raid you, and you will be out of options to get out of it!
It's good fun, nothing too detailed or difficult, but nice if you're into this sort of thing.

Please make a sequel or make a new with this concept, i very like this concept but still hope for better overall game aspects

A tycoon game about the daily life of the mafia during the Prohibition era. The financial side of the game is simple and sometimes feels like a clicker, which I saw as a plus because it let me relax after a long workday. The voice acting is well done.
The weakest part of the game is the turn-based combat. Due to the brain-dead AI, enemies just run straight at you, get close, and unload their magazines. Since they usually outnumber you, they can afford this war of attrition. But there’s no real strategy involved.
There is a large assortment of weapons, but I used firearms almost exclusively. Why would you risk to get close to the enemy, if you can just sit behind a cover, shoot and deal the same or even larger amount of damage? The fact that there is only, like, three melee henchmen available, doesn't help either.
Only worth getting at a deep discount — 6/10.
Runs well on the Deck, but you’ll need a mouse.

(Note: Bought and played this not long after release so my memory might be a little off)

I initially bought this in a splurge moment and it was fun for as long as I've played it, however, I did often find that I soon ended up with so much money I'm sure I could've run for president!

Anyway, I do love these turn-based games and I was expecting this game to be like the VERY old game, Gangsters, however, it seems that unlike that game, the city map and the combat map are very different. This isn't a bad thing, but just not what I was imaging, but it kinda makes sense anyway.

You can set up your own little businesses, both legitimate and illegitimate, like producing alcohol during times of prohabition, running a lottery (which you can choose to rig or not, I don't because I believe everyone should be able to get the money to spend) and I remember having your own law-firm where I ended up paying them so much that I struggled to have any dirty money to use on anything and only had clean!

The combat is a lot of fun and your melee characters are actually very useful, often delivering some very nasty blows to those you're up against.

There's a lot of new DLC for it now and I am certainly considering revisiting it at a later date when I get that DLC to see what I may or may not have missed.