The engine of Tommy's cab idled outside a quiet diner when two men, Sam and Paulie, practically fell into his backseat. They weren't looking for a meter—they were looking for an escape from the rival Morello gang. Tommy didn't have much of a choice; it was drive or die. He tore through the narrow alleys of Little Italy, the smell of burnt rubber and gunpowder filling the air. A Life of Reward
After losing their pursuers, Tommy dropped the men off at Salieri’s Bar. Don Salieri, impressed by the driver's nerves of steel, offered him a thick envelope of cash—more money than Tommy would see in a year of driving fares. It was a glimpse into a life of reward too big to ignore. Mafia Definitive Edition free
In the rain-slicked streets of 1930s Lost Heaven, Tommy Angelo was just a cab driver trying to make an honest buck. But one fateful night, a "free ride" for two mobsters changed his life forever. The Midnight Fare The engine of Tommy's cab idled outside a
Between the high-stakes hits and the internal power struggles of the mob, Tommy often found himself just driving. In , the weight of the Don’s orders vanished. He could take his customized Bolt Ace out to the countryside, explore the sprawling docks, or simply watch the sunset over the West River without a gun to his head. He tore through the narrow alleys of Little