In the early parts of the Five Families, there’s definitely a lot of busy work, and though the game makes a good first impression, it can sometimes feel like a chore. Gear you’ve unlocked and/or stripped off of rivals can be equipped to your gang, adding extra damage and/or defense. You’ll need to first scope out an area using a courier, finding out just how much muscle a particular gang possesses, and then send in enough troops to do the job right.
Similar to other strategy games on Facebook, combat is mostly a matter of intelligence. At the outset, you’ll spend the bulk of your time building structures, upgrading buildings, and researching “better ways of running the family business.” However, you’ll also get ample opportunities to butt heads with other hoodlums on the streets of the city. Your consigliere (right-hand man) will keep you up to speed on every move you need to make as part of one of the Five Families (chosen at the beginning of the game), though you can also tackle missions in whatever order you choose. Gameplay is fairly deep, but keeping track of your emerging empire is very straightforward. Your estate houses structures such as a library where you’ll research “rackets” (trafficking, muscle, and other illegal activities) and an armory, a place to unlock new weapons and protection for your gangs. You’ll need to construct resource buildings, restaurants, and a hideout, as well as train thugs to battle opposing street gangs. You’ll begin the game with an estate that’s in disrepair.
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