MAAA — is a game adapted to the South Korean style, the rules of which are based on the famous card game Mafia. The developers have diversified the gameplay: now you don't just draw role cards from a deck, but rather monitor a large, fully-fledged city where mysterious events are unfolding. Can you figure out who is truly a fearsome mafia member and who is just an ordinary citizen? Test your intuition and logic! Rules Before the start of a game round, all players are divided into teams: a police officer, a doctor, a regular citizen, and a mafia member. Each has their own role and responsibilities. No one knows who the other players are playing for — they have to act at random. During the day, the teams discuss the events of the previous night, analyze each group's actions, and decide whose role to reveal in the next round. At night, it's time to act: the mafia attacks the players, the police officer watches the criminals and tries to catch them, citizens assist in the investigation, and doctors treat the injured. If you've played the original Mafia at least once and enjoyed it, you should definitely download it. MAAA On PC via torrent in Russian – here the gaming process is optimized for maximum convenience. Gameplay You're in a town ruled by the mafia. If you're playing for the mafia, you need to kill at least half of all the players opposing you. The police team must eliminate the entire mafia. You monitor the city's activities and devise ways to complete the objectives necessary for victory. Most actions are performed with a few simple button presses, so dynamic gameplay in the traditional sense is a thing of the past. However, by the middle of the round, the tension reaches its peak, and players frantically listen to every action on the map and try to make the right decision as quickly as possible. Features: The features of the original Mafia have been preserved; 3D graphics; different locations (apartments, streets); Anonymity in the game. You don't know who your teammates are playing for until the very end; references to South Korean culture.