Mob Enforcer (2004)
Platforms: Windows · XboxGenres: Genres · Action · 1st-person · Shooter · Interwar · Crime
The player assumes the role of Jimmy "Machine Gun" DeMora who is an up and coming thug in the Al Capone family. Set in Chicago at the height of the prohibition era, the player shoots his way through the mean streets on various missions for Al Capone....
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Cast & Crew · 18 people
- Jeffery Hutt· Project Director, Game Design
- Brian McNeely· Game Design, Level Design
- Brian Ullrich· Game Design
- Steve Messick· Technical Director
- David L. Jackson· Programming
- David Koenig· Programming
- Michael Smith· Programming
- Jay Fuller· Level Design
- James Romano· Art
- Curtis Salsman· Art
- Akika Tanaka· Art
- David Scully· Voice Cast
- Jen Taylor· Voice Cast
- Ken Boynton· Voice Cast
- Ryan Carson· Special Thanks
- Kristin Hardy· Special Thanks
- Gary Kussman· Special Thanks
- samantha ryan· Special Thanks
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