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Other than the occasional civilian, only mobsters and police appear in the pools of light beneath the city's street lamps. A quick no glance at the cover of Mob Enforcer's box suggests a Mafia wannabe: Rise through the ranks of the underworld by running errands for a mobster. Once one begins playing Mob Enforcer, the differences between it and Mafia become clear: what Mob no Enforcer lacks in terms of Mafia's epic scale (and great driving mode), it more than makes up for in manic energy, feral cunning and sly humor. The mobster hordes of Mob no Enforcer can effortlessly sprint for blocks and then sneak with the stealth of a cat on velvet. And, since this is a game built from a mobster's perspective, Mob Enforcer offers, just for yuks, cops who need to repeatedly catch their breath throughout a pursuit. Our Story So Far ... Mob Enforcer doesn't so much have a story as it has an excuse for superb production design outfitted with vintage armament. It's Gangland Chicago decorated with what we have come to accept as the symbols of the 1920s: old cars, snappy hats and Thompson submachine guns.
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