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''Omerta: City of Gangsters'' is a 2013 simulation game by Kalypso Media and Haemimont Games, released on [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer [[Platform/IBMPersonalComputer PC]] and UsefulNotes/Xbox360.Platform/Xbox360. Its plot follows a young Sicilian gangster who has just arrived in 1920's Atlantic City during Prohibition, and his quest to climb up and reach positions of power and wealth in the city's Mafia.
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* ObviousBeta: The release version of the game was known for crashes and corrupted saves.
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* GreedyJew: Played painfully straight with Rabbi Hobsbaum, who will regularly try to haggle you down when selling him beer or liquor.
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* GreedyJew: Played painfully straight with Rabbi Hobsbaum, who will regularly try to haggle you down when selling him beer or liquor. The only thing that makes the portrayal somewhat palatable is that all the mob bosses are similarly broad ethnic stereotypes.
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* AngryBlackMan: Walker "Big Man" Johnson, the teammate you meet on Northside becomes one when the KKK destroy his jazz club.
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* TakeCover: Cover points are present during combat. However, multiple reviews complained about their sparsity and illogical placement, to the point edge of a wall will fail to provide cover, whereas a nearby pillar will. Often, some of your thugs will be forced to stand out in the open, regardless.
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* TakeCover: Cover points are present during combat. However, multiple reviews complained about their sparsity and illogical placement, to the point pointed edge of a wall will fail to provide cover, whereas a nearby pillar will. Often, some of your thugs will be forced to stand out in the open, regardless.
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* [[spoiler:TreacherousAdvisor]]:[[spoiler: Louis Castaneda takes you under his wing, in a sense, but tries to use you to kill a mob boss and let you take the fall for it while he climbs the ranks. You figure this out and turn the tables around on him, killing him instead and taking his place.]]
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** The three Tucci brothers are a circle shout-out to SuperMarioBros. Mario, the eldest, even introduces himself with "It's-a-me, Mario!" when you open his bio. The middle brother is Luigi, and the youngest seems to be a shout-out to Peach, with "[[EmbarrassingNickname Princess]]" as his nickname.
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** The three Tucci brothers are a circle shout-out to SuperMarioBros.''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''. Mario, the eldest, even introduces himself with "It's-a-me, Mario!" when you open his bio. The middle brother is Luigi, and the youngest seems to be a shout-out to Peach, with "[[EmbarrassingNickname Princess]]" as his nickname.
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''Omerta: City of Gangsters'' is a 2013 simulation game by Kalypso Media and Haemimont Games.Games, released on [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer PC]] and UsefulNotes/Xbox360. Its plot follows a young Sicilian gangster who has just arrived in 1920's Atlantic City during Prohibition, and his quest to climb up and reach positions of power and wealth in the city's Mafia.
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* ArtificialStupidity: The AI will often ignore cover and just charge your thugs and get slaughtered.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: In the Japanese Incentive, [[spoiler: the Boss gets his revenge for his first and last true love Mikoto, who dies in the penultimate chapter]]
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* CutAndPasteEnvironments: There's only a limited number of maps used for the combat environments, and unless you use auto-resolve a lot, they'll be frequently repeated.
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* DirtyCop: The police can be consistently bribed to leave you alone.
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* MoraleMechanic: It is represented by the "Courage" bar, which will send a character fleeing when it is drained. Its size is determined by that character's "guts" stat.
* MultipleChoicePast: The character creation process consists of a series of questions about your character and his past, such as the reason he left Italy for America. Your answers will then determine character's starting stats, as well as his preferred weapon type.
* ObviousBeta: The release version of the game was known for crashes and corrupted saves.
* PointBuildSystem: Each character has stats like muscle, cunning, guts, etc. While you don't directly control their distribution when creating your character (see MultipleChoicePast), you'll get to make these decisions when levelling up. Notably, all of the stats are combat-related, and will have no effect on the economic management part, even though it defines the majority of the game.
* MultipleChoicePast: The character creation process consists of a series of questions about your character and his past, such as the reason he left Italy for America. Your answers will then determine character's starting stats, as well as his preferred weapon type.
* ObviousBeta: The release version of the game was known for crashes and corrupted saves.
* PointBuildSystem: Each character has stats like muscle, cunning, guts, etc. While you don't directly control their distribution when creating your character (see MultipleChoicePast), you'll get to make these decisions when levelling up. Notably, all of the stats are combat-related, and will have no effect on the economic management part, even though it defines the majority of the game.
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* TakeCover: Cover points are present during combat. However, multiple reviews complained about their sparsity and illogical placement, to the point edge of a wall will fail to provide cover, whereas a nearby pillar will. Often, some of your thugs will be forced to stand out in the open, regardless.
* TraversibleWorldMap: Both the main character, and his underlings, will need to walk on the map of the Atlantic City from their current location to the property you want to acquire and/or the place of a shoot-out. It's always done on foot, causing ''Metro'' reviewer to snark that any rich gangster with a car would have run you out of business in days.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: You can gain better publicity amongst the populace through a range of charity acts. Interestingly, underground fight clubs will also increase your popularity, reflecting the views of the time.
* TraversibleWorldMap: Both the main character, and his underlings, will need to walk on the map of the Atlantic City from their current location to the property you want to acquire and/or the place of a shoot-out. It's always done on foot, causing ''Metro'' reviewer to snark that any rich gangster with a car would have run you out of business in days.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: You can gain better publicity amongst the populace through a range of charity acts. Interestingly, underground fight clubs will also increase your popularity, reflecting the views of the time.
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The game is primarily a simulation game in the vein of Haemimont's game series VideoGame/{{Tropico}}, ''VideoGame/{{Tropico}}'', but the combat encounters found in the main missions, are resolved through a tactical TurnBasedCombat in the style of VideoGame/XCOMEnemyUnknown.
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''Omerta: City of Gangsters'' is a 2013 simulation game by Kalypso Media and Haemimont Games that include tactical TurnBasedCombat in the style of the X-COM games. The plot follows a young Sicilian gangster who has just arrived in 1920's Atlantic City during Prohibition, and his quest to climb up and reach positions of power and wealth in the city's Mafia. The game is primarily a simulation game in the vein of Haemimont's game series Tropico, but during combat encounters found inside the main mission, the game changes to a X-COM style turn-based strategy game.
The game later has a DLC expansion called "The Japanese Incentive" where the Boss deals with the Yakuza head Hikaro Eda and finds himself in a tragic romantic relationship with his trophy wife.
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''Omerta: City of Gangsters'' is a 2013 simulation game by Kalypso Media and HaemimontGames that include tactical TurnBasedCombat in the style of the X-COM games. The Games. Its plot follows a young Sicilian gangster who has just arrived in 1920's Atlantic City during Prohibition, and his quest to climb up and reach positions of power and wealth in the city's Mafia. Mafia.
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* TheMafiya: Subverted. Alexi Lieven is Russian and a criminal, but not affiliated with the ''bratva''. It is all but stated that he fought on the losing side in TheOctoberRevolution, fled to America and continued selling guns and liquor.
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* TheMafiya: Subverted. Alexi Lieven is Russian and a criminal, but not affiliated with the ''bratva''. It is all but stated that he fought on the losing side in TheOctoberRevolution, [[UsefulNotes/RedOctober the October Revolution]], fled to America and continued selling guns and liquor.
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* YouKillItYouBoughtIt:[[spoiler: You take over Louis Castaneda's position after you kill him.]]
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* TheIrishMob: Appears as sometime-allies, sometime-antagonists. There is also the named character of Ben O'Connor, a walking Oirish stereotype who will occasionally hit you up for guns to send to his [[BlatantLies "granny"]] in Ireland.
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* JewishGangster: Shows up occasionally, mostly linked to Rabbi Hobsbaum.
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* KosherNostra: Shows up occasionally, mostly linked to Rabbi Hobsbaum.
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* GreedyJew: Played painfully straight with Rabbi Hobsbaum, who will regularly try to haggle you down when selling him beer or liquor.
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''Omerta: City of Gangsters'' is a 2013 simulation game by Kalypso Media and Haemimont Games that include tactical turn-based combat TurnBasedCombat in the style of the X-COM games. The plot follows a young Sicilian gangster who has just arrived in 1920's Atlantic City during Prohibition, and his quest to climb up and reach positions of power and wealth in the city's Mafia. The game is primarily a simulation game in the vein of Haemimont's game series Tropico, but during combat encounters found inside the main mission, the game changes to a X-COM style turn-based strategy game.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Japanese Incentive, the Boss gets his revenge for his first and last true love Mikoto, who dies in the penultimate chapter]]
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* DamnItFeelsGoodToBeAGangster: The main campaign, in the Japanese Incentive...not so much.
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* {{Yakuza}}: The focus of the Japanese Incentive expansion.
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** Frank "Wolf" Joseph seems to be based off of Mr. Wolf from PulpFiction.''Film/PulpFiction''.
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* ShoutOut: Various characters who can join your crew.
** The three Tucci brothers are a circle shout-out to SuperMarioBros. Mario, the eldest, even introduces himself with "It's-a-me, Mario!" when you open his bio. The middle brother is Luigi, and the youngest seems to be a shout-out to Peach, with "[[EmbarrassingNickname Princess]]" as his nickname.
** Frank "Wolf" Joseph seems to be based off of Mr. Wolf from PulpFiction.
** The three Tucci brothers are a circle shout-out to SuperMarioBros. Mario, the eldest, even introduces himself with "It's-a-me, Mario!" when you open his bio. The middle brother is Luigi, and the youngest seems to be a shout-out to Peach, with "[[EmbarrassingNickname Princess]]" as his nickname.
** Frank "Wolf" Joseph seems to be based off of Mr. Wolf from PulpFiction.
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* TheDon: The main character starts out serving one named Louis Castenada, but aspire to become the Don of Atlantic City.
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* KlingonPromotion: The mob adheres to this almost as a matter of principle.
* TheMafia: The main character is trying to climb up the ranks in AtlanticCity's
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* YouKillItYouBoughtIt:[[spoiler: You take over Louis Castaneda's position after you kill him.]]
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* BatterUp: Many thugs carry baseball bats for weapons, and can inflict concussion and lessen your character's accuracy. On your own side, Big Man Johnson uses a bat as well.
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* DrunkenMaster: Doc O'Connel seems to be able to still patch people up properly despite his constant drunkenness. In addition, while his aim leaves a bit to be desired, he's not completely useless with those revolvers of his either.
* DrunkenMaster: Doc O'Connel seems to be able to still patch people up properly despite his constant drunkenness. In addition, while his aim leaves a bit to be desired, he's not completely useless with those revolvers of his either.
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* AngryBlackMan: Walker "Big Man" Johnson, the teammate you meet on Northside becomes one when the KKK destroy his jazz clubclub.
* TheAlcoholic: Doc O'Connel is one of these. The reason he became one is outlined in his bio--he used to be an upstanding doctor, but after one day when he couldn't save a kid (he did all he could, and the kid died while he was out from unrelated complications), he began diving into the bottle. After getting fired and running low on cash, he began treating mobsters to make ends meet, and ended up being a criminal himself, remaining blitzed at all times.
* TheAlcoholic: Doc O'Connel is one of these. The reason he became one is outlined in his bio--he used to be an upstanding doctor, but after one day when he couldn't save a kid (he did all he could, and the kid died while he was out from unrelated complications), he began diving into the bottle. After getting fired and running low on cash, he began treating mobsters to make ends meet, and ended up being a criminal himself, remaining blitzed at all times.
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''Omerta: City of Gangsters'' is a 2013 simulation game by Kalypso Media and Haemimont Games that include tactical turn-based combat in the style of the X-COM games. The plot follows a young Sicilian gangster who has just arrived in 1920's Atlantic City during Prohibition, and his quest to climb up and reach positions of power and wealth in the city's Mafia. The game is primarily a simulation game in the vein of Haemimont's game series Tropico, but during combat encounters found inside the main mission, the game changes to a X-COM style turn-based strategy game.
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!!Omerta: City of Gangsters contains examples of:
* AngryBlackMan: Walker "Big Man" Johnson, the teammate you meet on Northside becomes one when the KKK destroy his jazz club
* ColdSniper: Wolfe, the assassin teammate you can recruit on Baltic Ave. is one, as his default weapon is a sniper rifle
* CombatMedic: Emmet "Doc" O'Connel can kick as much ass as anyone else and can revive fallen teammates while on combat missions.
* TheDon: The main character starts out serving one named Louis Castenada, but aspire to become the Don of Atlantic City
* TheMafia: The main character is trying to climb up the ranks in Atlantic City's
* TheRoaringTwenties: The game is set in this time period
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!!Omerta: City of Gangsters contains examples of:
* AngryBlackMan: Walker "Big Man" Johnson, the teammate you meet on Northside becomes one when the KKK destroy his jazz club
* ColdSniper: Wolfe, the assassin teammate you can recruit on Baltic Ave. is one, as his default weapon is a sniper rifle
* CombatMedic: Emmet "Doc" O'Connel can kick as much ass as anyone else and can revive fallen teammates while on combat missions.
* TheDon: The main character starts out serving one named Louis Castenada, but aspire to become the Don of Atlantic City
* TheMafia: The main character is trying to climb up the ranks in Atlantic City's
* TheRoaringTwenties: The game is set in this time period