Chicago 1930

Chicago 1930 is an immersive game that takes players back to the prohibition era where the conflict between police and the mafia was rampant. The game features detailed graphics that portray the dark alleys, brothels, and monumental buildings of the bustling town of Chicago. In order to win the game, players must maneuver their way through the mafia-like activities of the city and secure leadership on their side while being wary of potential ambushes.

The game offers two distinct gameplays, one for the police and one for the mafia, both of which have unique challenges and objectives. The police gameplay involves clearing up crimes, protecting important individuals from crooks, interrogating witnesses, and collecting information to ultimately bust the mafia. On the other hand, the mafia gameplay requires players to use compelling arguments and tactics to assert themselves against the police and rival gangs while also being conscious of witnesses and maintaining popularity among the population.

Furthermore, players must plan strategic missions, develop their characters' skills, and equip them with the right tools for each mission in order to successfully master the game. The game is also designed to incorporate opponent intelligence of the latest generation, realistic tactics, and visual displays of noises in hidden areas. Each district in the game offers unique resources and opportunities to players, such as new arms stores and practice establishments.

Overall, Chicago 1930 is a must-play game for anyone looking to experience the 1930s era of prohibition and the intense conflict between police and the mafia. The game has a consistent storyline that easily immerses players into the role of the person pulling the strings. Chicago 1930 requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later, G3/G4/G5, or Intel Mac @ 800 MHz or better, and a 32 MB VRAM graphics card.