Strangely, I had my best success on the roulette table. I was able to guess correctly most of the time and tended to go with safe bets rather than pick a specific number, so I won a pretty penny. I suppose it makes sense that a game called Mobster Roulette 2 would feature a pretty decent roulette game. Perhaps if they’d focused on that instead of a bunch of lame mini-games, it would have made for a better final product. As it is, the roulette is simply good. But whoever runs this casino may want to read up on child labour laws, because the person in charge of the table sounded a lot like a little girl.

There’s one other method of raising cash that I can’t help but feel was added in the vain hope of causing a little controversy. If you get tired of running guns to Mexico and losing cash at the blackjack table (and you will), you can always grab your gun and just start shooting people on the street. There aren’t any consequences for doing it, so grab a 12-gauge and blow ‘em away! It’s a bit gratuitous, all things considered, and you never earn more than nine or ten dollars per person. As a way of breaking up the tedium, however, it’s great.

On the off chance you actually have some spare money, you can spend it sprucing up your home, which is looking remarkably bare; I guess borrowing from the Mob really was the last resort. Why you’d do this and what it has to do with the main plot of the game, I have no idea, but I’m guessing it awards you bonus points at the end. Regardless, it’s just an unappealing garnish on a meal that didn’t look very good to begin with.

In fact, nothing in Mobster Roulette 2 is very appealing. It’s a game that looks and plays in a very workmanlike fashion. It’s almost as if the developer released a beta, having not yet added the final touches to make the game more interesting. As it stands I just couldn’t be bothered spending forty minutes to find out how it might end. There isn’t enough to hold your attention for forty seconds, if I’m completely honest. Mobster Roulette 2 is a functional, acceptable game that holds little appeal and less staying power. In terms of gangster games, this one barely ranks as a common hood.

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