Hangar 13 confirmed last year that it was working on Mafia 4, the next major sequel to the beloved trilogy. The team hasn't yet provided any information about the upcoming game, but it appears that hiring ads have revealed the engine used in its development.
Mafia 4 developer Hangar 13 is looking for a hardware engineer, according to its LinkedIn page. The studio is reportedly working on an unannounced, big-budget AAA game being developed using the popular Unreal Engine 5.
The game is said to be in pre-production, meaning it hasn't yet entered full development, which also leads us to believe that the release date for this unknown project may be some way off. The team hasn't yet revealed the identity of its projects, but it's certain that the new Mafia is in development.
In August of last year, on the occasion of the Mafia series' anniversary, 2K announced that a new Mafia game was in development, without revealing any other details.
As we mentioned earlier, there are no other details about the game, but sources who spoke about the existence of a new part of the Mafia series in development indicated that this part could take place in the period before the events of the previous three parts. . In other words, it could shed light on the 1930s.
There are also many rumors circulating about the team working on Top Spin 5 for the next-gen tennis game, but nothing is confirmed yet. It's worth noting that Remic, the first and second installments of the Mafia series, helped the team regain confidence after their success, which led to a revival of work on the series after the failure of the third installment, which wasn't up to par.
However, the team's financial reports to investors will be released soon, revealing the studio's current projects. What are your expectations?
