A popular mobile strategy game developed by YottaGames where players act as Mafia bosses to build turf, recruit Enforcers, and battle for control of the city.

The Grand Mafia (TGM) is published in the US through Phantix Games. Phantix games was created with its headquarters in Singapore as a way for YottaGames, based in China, to get around the US Restrict act. 

Other mobile titles by YottaGames include:

Mafia City	Savage Survival: Jurassic Isle
Chief Almighty	Nexus War: Civilization

Table of Contents

1. Crews
   1. Bruisers (Infantry)
   2. Hitmen (Archer)
   3. Biker (Cavalry)
   4. Mortar Car (Artillery)
2. Facilities
   1. Essential Buildings
   2. Resource Buildings
   3. Family Buildings
   4. Training Buildings
3. Enforcers
   1. Biker Enforcers
   2. Hitmen Enforcers
   3. Bruiser Enforcers
   4. Mortar Car Enforcers
   5. Attacking
   6. UB Selection
   7. Enforcer Buffs
4. Babes
   1. Free-2-Play
   2. Purchased
      1. Favor
         1. Premium Babes
      2. Minigame
         1. Blackjack
         2. Guess the Cup
      3. Upgrading
5. Events
   1. Individual Events
   2. Faction Events
   3. Governors War Events
   4. City Events

Crews

Units can be deployed in combat against other players or used to collect resources from the world map. They are also used in a limited fashion for clearing of certain minigames and events.

Facilities

Enforcers

Enforcers are used to lead your teams into battle.

Each enforcer is a member of a specific Crew Type (Biker, Bruiser, Hitmen, or Mortar Car).

Additionally, “Trap” is a special crew type that is only used when your mansion is attacked directly and only if the appropriate crew member is on your Wall team.

Attacking

When building an attack team, keep in mind the buffs an enforcer provides to the various crew types. “Crew” buffs enforce all five crew types, including traps.

An additional consideration in formulating a team is that each enforcer has a unique combat skill that can impact the battle.

Note: Only the first 4 crew members of any given crew type participate and use their skills, so be sure to include at least one enforcer from another crew type in your mix.

UB Selection

Note that the UB is on every team, and while it is possible to swap UB’s between lineups, it gets messy very quickly and slows down your ability to fast change.

While the UB does carry your equipment boosts into battle, if you swap an enforcer into the UB slot and the previous UB into an enforcer slot, it will have no impact on your overall stats.

For that reason, selecting a UB with Crew boosts allows you to be flexible with your lineups and ensures the UB is always contributing to every team.

Enforcer Buffs

Enforcer Buffs can be classified as either Combat or Development types.

Combat buffs only apply when the unit is your formation.

Development buffs apply by simply owning the Enforcer, whether or not the Enforcer is active in a lineup.

For example: Wall DEF UP is a development buff, so there is no need to place an enforcer on your wall to gain the benefits of this buff.

Babes

The Babes each have different skill sets and talents that will boost your Development scores and improve Combat unit stats.

For example, Olivia provides a boost to Crew Load Capacity, with a maximum possible boost of 20%. She also boosts Bruiser HP by up to 10%.

Tip: Disable the extra animation by tapping on a  button on the upper right corner of the screen.

Favor

You can obtain 1-3 (at random) Favor Points 1-2 times per day for the each babe by tapping on their various body parts. If she didn’t give you favor, switch to another babe, then back, then try to touch her again. There is a cooldown, though.

Premium Babes

If you are tempted to spend $100 on any of the Paid Babes, think again – yes, you will obtain the babe herself after the first purchase, but to upgrade her, you’ll need to buy more packs.

Minigame

Blackjack

In Blackjack, if the cards you were given at the start are worth 21, you get extra skill points for the babe’s skill (the amount of skill points equals the chips you have bet on that round).

So, this way, you will be able the improve the babe skills you need the most, faster.

Guess the Cup

Guess the Cup doesn’t give a good yield like Blackjack does with the skill points.

If you play and you consecutively win (or lose) 5 times in a row, you get an achievement (“Eagle Eye” for winning and “No-Hoper” for losing; both are worth 100 achievement points).

Upgrading

After you upgrade the babe to Level 5, you can still play games with her, but since you can’t upgrade the babe further, the Favor Points will appear in your Inventory instead.

So, you will be able to use these Favor Points on any other babe you didn’t upgrade to Level 5 yet.

Tip: This is useful in case, for example, if you have Camila at lv 5, but Joanna at lv 4, and you want to level up your Quick Robbery skill faster – you play blackjack with Camila to occasionally get more Skill Points for the QR skill, but then you spend the Favor Points you received on Joanna to upgrade her to lv 5.

Events