Bootlegger's Mafia Racing Story

The game is, quite simply, terrible. There are almost no settings, the music while driving is not at all period correct. The car controls are weird, the police sirens are annoyingly contrived, you can't get out of the car for the first 3-4 missions, you can't walk. This is perhaps a good thing, given that there is no inverse mouse (Y-axis) in the game, without which many people can't play. The graphics are like seeing the first part of Mafia slightly upgraded from 2002, 22 years ago! Unfortunately, there is nothing good to say about this game.

the gameplay loop: watch unskippable intro be dropped into car. realize the controls dont work try to fix it, having to restart progress is reset watch unskippable intro

The main character is in debt and tries to make money by delivering alcohol and escaping from the cops. Developers trying something and kinda success kinda failed Gameplay : https://youtu.be/Fd24TGvI3hk

Besides the voice acting everything else about this game is ROUGH! The lack of a manual with a clutch is a big problem for the immersion. Everything else is great. Steep learning curve. It goes from just go the other way to weaving through the trees to kill cops from the first level to the next.

With some polish, it could have been ok-ish. Right now it feels, plays and looks like an asset flip. Controls can be better. Graphics are somewhat acceptable. Gameplay is pretty bad right now, and the story sucks even more. NOT RECOMMENDED!!!

Bootlegger's Mafia Racing Story combines vintage driving, illegal deliveries, police pursuits, vehicle upgrades, and a touch of criminal drama within a setting inspired by America's Prohibition era. Developed by EchoVerse Core and published by Midnight Games S.R.L., it approaches the period from the perspective of a struggling driver rather than a powerful crime boss. The result is a smaller and more straightforward experience than its ambitious premise might initially suggest, but the unusual historical setting gives the game an identity that distinguishes it from many conventional racing titles. The story revolves around John Hamerton, a former automobile engineer and mechanic whose financial problems leave him in danger of losing his home. Desperate for money, he enters the illegal alcohol trade and begins transporting liquor while attempting to stay ahead of the authorities. It is a simple narrative foundation, yet it works reasonably well because John's mechanical background and financial situation connect naturally with the game's driving and vehicle-upgrade systems. Instead of racing simply for prestige, the protagonist is taking increasingly dangerous jobs because he needs…