The Omertà Collection Brings Every Mafia Game to PS5 Starting Tomorrow

A New Bundle Timed to Man of Honor

Tomorrow, 2K Games will release The Omertà Collection on PS5, a bundle that gathers every Mafia title released to date under one roof. The timing is deliberate. As reported by Push Square, the collection drops alongside Man of Honor, the expansion for Mafia: The Old Country. Buy the bundle and you get both at once.

The full contents: Mafia: Definitive Edition in a new native PS5 build, Mafia 2: Definitive Edition, Mafia 3: Definitive Edition, Mafia: The Old Country, and the Man of Honor DLC. That is the complete series, soup to nuts, organized nicely on your PS5 home screen.

The PS5 Upgrade That Only Goes So Far

The headline feature here is Mafia: Definitive Edition getting genuine PS5 treatment. The new version runs at 60 frames per second and includes what 2K is describing as “technical improvements,” according to Push Square. For a remake that already earned solid praise when it launched in 2020, smoother performance is a meaningful addition.

Better still, existing PS4 owners of Mafia: Definitive Edition qualify for a free upgrade to the PS5 version. That is a reasonable gesture, and for players who were waiting on a native PS5 build to finally chase the platinum, the wait is over.

The less exciting news involves the other two games. Mafia 2 and Mafia 3 are included as their existing PS4 Definitive Editions, with no enhancements of any kind. No 60FPS patches, no visual touch-ups. They run on PS5 via backward compatibility, same as before. Reader reactions on Push Square ranged from mild disappointment to outright frustration, with several commenters specifically calling out the performance issues in those two ports. One reader put it plainly: the collection is a pass without fixing the two buggiest entries.

What The Collection Means for the Series

The Omertà Collection arriving alongside new paid DLC tells you something about where 2K and Hangar 13 see the franchise right now. Mafia: The Old Country launched this year as a prequel set in 1920s Sicily, and Man of Honor extends that story. Packaging everything together is a smart way to introduce new players to the full run of the series while keeping current fans spending.

The question of pricing will matter a lot here. People who already own pieces of this package through previous purchases or PS Plus offers will have to weigh what they’re actually getting. If the collection can be bought piecemeal, that changes the math. If not, paying full bundle price for games you already own gets difficult to justify.

There is also a reasonable argument floating around that Hangar 13 may be reserving fuller remasters of Mafia 2 and 3 for a later date, rather than sinking upgrade resources into the existing Definitive Editions. Whether that is strategic planning or wishful thinking from fans is hard to say. What is certain is that right now, the star of this collection is the first game, and the rest are along for the ride without much new to offer.

For anyone who has never played the original Mafia: Definitive Edition, though, 60FPS on native PS5 hardware is a genuinely good reason to start there.