The Godfather II (2009)
The Godfather II is a 2009 game by Electronic Arts, rated ★ 3.6 by 162 players, about 12 hours long. Below: 12 games like it, ranked by how much they share with it.
Games like The Godfather II
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61%
Brutal LegendSame developer; about 7h shorter; same release year. -
58%
Syndicate (2012)Shares business; same developer; about 7h shorter. -
56%
Worms 2: ArmageddonRated 0.4 higher; about 7h longer; same release year. -
54%
Army of Two: The 40th DayShares fight; same developer; about 7h longer; released within 1 year. -
53%
Army of TwoShares fight; same developer; about 11h longer; released within 1 year. -
53%
Guardians of Middle-earthRated 1.5 lower; about 10h shorter.
Overview
The Godfather II (2009) sits under , playable on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Its community score is 3.6/5 from 162 ratings. Average playtime is 12 hours — a typical playthrough. Critics gave it a Metacritic score of 65.
What players actually do with it
Finish rate = players who marked it beaten ÷ (beaten + dropped) on RAWG. Wishlist and playing-now counts refresh with every sync.
Platforms & availability
| Platform | Family | Release |
|---|---|---|
| PC | PC | Apr 2009 |
| PlayStation 3 | PlayStation | Apr 2009 |
| Xbox 360 | Xbox | Apr 2009 |
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Questions
When was The Godfather II released?
The Godfather II was released on April 7, 2009.
What platforms is The Godfather II on?
The Godfather II is available on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
How long is The Godfather II?
Average playtime for The Godfather II is about 12 hours.
Is The Godfather II worth finishing?
79% of players who started The Godfather II finished it. 65% of ratings are positive.
How many people play The Godfather II?
341 players on RAWG own The Godfather II, 4 are playing it right now and 35 have it on their wishlist.
What games are similar to The Godfather II?
Closest matches in our catalog: Brutal Legend, Syndicate (2012), Worms 2: Armageddon and Army of Two: The 40th Day.
Core data via RAWG. Rankings and similarity are our own computation.