We just received word that the PC version of Omerta – City of Gangsters has just received a new update that includes a free set of DLC extras. Interested? Check out the info after the break, including a video trailer showing some of the features and gameplay. What’s been added?
New multiplayer maps and sandbox modes
Enemy gang for sandbox mode, operating independently
Customizable game settings and goals for sandbox games
Economy overview panel for current businesses with their efficiency, profit, etc.
Visual representation of individual business types on the strategic map via icons
Additional difficulty settings
Massive overhaul of cover mechanics in turn-based combat
Introduction of multiplayer chat and several other minor fixes/changes
It’s good to see developers standing by their product after launch, even if these fixes should have been addressed before release. Note that the 360 version is slated for the same update, though no date has been set. So if you’re into strategy / simulation mobster games or you’re wondering what Omerta is all about, you can check out a demo of the game on Steam.
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