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Sometimes you need to go looking for whatever it is the game wants you to find. The game is considerably short too, and several parts leave you kinda lost. Also the cars dont get dented much and there is little to none enviromental damage in the game. The cars are not that varied, so you get stuck with seeing the same models over and over again. However, the game lacks in several areas. This coupled with freestyle driving gives you a sense of going anywhere you want. The storyline is very interesting and have several aditions to what is found in the movies. The controls are nifty, giving you wide control of what kind of punches to land, or where to shoot. The Godfather lets you create your own character and has what is like some level based system where it lets you improve it too. This one however have several differences of its own. This game is one of the best Mafia games I ever played, very much like the game by the name "Mafia". All other major characters featured in the game are voiced by the actors who played them in the movie, including Marlon Brando (posthumously) as Don Vito Corleone, James Caan as Sonny Corleone, and Robert Duvall as consigliore Tom Hagen. In order to encourage players to truly take on the role of their own Corleone henchman, Electronic Arts' The Godfather offers a "MobFace" custom character creator which allows for adjustment of physique, facial features, and attire.

The game is designed to track the player's decisions and interactions throughout the criminal career, such that NPCs will remember how they were treated in the past and react appropriately in future dealings. By running missions for the family in the game's rendition of 1940s New York City, players can earn the respect of the family and be promoted to positions of power and influence in the organization. Players take the role of a small-time thug, newly inducted into the Corleone family and looking to make it big. Electronic Arts makes an offer it hopes fans of Mafioso mythology cannot refuse, in this video game translation of the award-winning 1972 Francis Ford Coppola film.