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Includes 2 items: main game + Mafia III: Sign of the Times DLC It’s 1968 and after years of combat in Vietnam, Lincoln Clay knows this truth: family isn’t who you’re born with, it’s who you die for. Now back home in New Bordeaux, Lincoln is set on escaping a criminal past. But when his surrogate family, the black mob, is betrayed and wiped out by the Italian Mafia, Lincoln builds a new family on the ashes of the old and blazes a path of military-grade revenge through those responsible. Intense gun fights, visceral hand-to-hand combat, white knuckle driving and street smarts will all be needed. But with the right crew, tough decisions and some dirty hands, it’s possible to make it to the top of the city's underworld. In Sign if the Times: Haunted by the murder of his surrogate family, Lincoln joins Father James at Sammy’s to find closure. But on their arrival, they collide with a deranged cult using sites of suffering and loss for human sacrifices and ritualistic horrors. With all-new vehicles, weapons, and investigative tools, Lincoln plunges deep into this dark world of drugs and violence to end the cult’s reign of terror and just maybe find his own kind of peace. Features IMMERSE YOURSELF IN NEW BORDEAUX - Every version of the game brings in a new year and location. This time, you’re thrown into the scenery of New Bordeaux in 1968. Discover the city, heavily based on New Orleans, including the city center itself and the characteristic bayou. SOLDIER ON AS LINCOLN CLAY - Lincoln Clay has just returned from Vietnam and you will be put into his shoes from the very start. Discover the hardships he’s gone through and help him get his revenge on those that harmed him and his family. Build a new family as you discover what New Bordeaux has in store for you. A SOUNDTRACK FOR THE AGES - Other than fantastic gameplay and a great storyline, the music has been revamped as well. New Orleans is known for its great music and New Bordeaux can be no different. 2K Games have indicated that some of the best music from the sixties has already been licensed.