Basic Premise: You play a gangster navigating a dangerous world of extortion, drugs, and murder.
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Positives
- The editing and proof-reading are perfect.
- The many trait, relationship, and even possession options impact the story.
- The endings are more diverse than I expected for an organized crime game.
- The individuals in this title have more characterization and interact with each other more than Life of a Wizard, Mike Walter’s earlier game.
- What you name your kid matters. Ha!
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Negatives
- The writing’s tone can feel a little detached. At times you’re committing or witnessing all these dark and grisly acts, but those scenes do not have much detail and did not feel very immediate to me.
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Bottom Line: Recommended. I like this one even more than Life of a Wizard.
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Mike Walter’s Life of a Mobster is available on iOS, Android, Kindle, and Google Chrome.
myladylydia 
Played both Lifes and I love the Life of a Wizard. I used to play D&D every weekend when younger and it reminded me so much of those days! I left all my geek friends behind when I left my native country and sitting around a table with books, pen and paper is something I miss dearly.
I’ve been posting LOTS of comments! Let me know if this bothers you! hehe I don’t want to pester you too much!
You’re not bothering me at all. Before the Bioware forums became such a miserable place, I kept up with both the writers and a very active group of fellow lore/literature junkies. It’s nice to find another person who enjoys similar things. 🙂 I may make a post specifically so we can chat though. Otherwise I may miss your replies!
Here we go: https://myladylydia.wordpress.com/2014/08/27/in-which-lydia-chatters-about-da2-me3-and-all-things-spoilery/