Hotline Miami

I sometime buy game by instinct.Several game's have atmosphere that cannot be worded,I’m drawn to it.Hot Line Miami(HLM) is a few such game. It's seemed 80's era Arcade pixel visual,Although I could not feel retro style at all.It's another experience. What' up? I have seen that like style.but It is another game. HLM keeps betraying my prejudice.First impression,I think that endless violence and gore action game(like Killing floor,STRIFE,and Brutal Doom).Actual game playing seem that sometimes psychological thriller, sometimes adveture,and love story.So This game structure is build a lot of exciting element.I could not miss it for a moment.

fast, frenetic action with brutal violence in 8-bits graphics plus nice soundtrack. hard late game decent number of levels. 4 star game cause graphics could be better.

I had a lot of fun with this game, Works great on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Loved the music for the game. Has some good replay value if you are tryign to speedrun / get a better score for it.

Great game. I loved the visuals, the music, the atmosphere and the gameplay. There's also a story that's deeper and more interesting than you would expect from this type of games, so I would say it's good or... rather a step in the right direction when it comes to storytelling in a videogame like this one. The gameplay is great, challenging and addictive, although I hate that sometimes the game can be unfair. Sometimes you can get killed by enemies you can't see even with the option that let's you amplify your vision, and the controls could be more responsive... anyway, for the most part this title can be a blast for lovers of the genre.

Good game, fun gameplay but I have expirienced constant crashes which forced me to replay whole levels again (at this moment I'd like to point out that this game is fairly hard so replaying whole level again when I was at the end is frustrating...). Also at the beginning I had a problem with OpenAL32.dll (I couldn't open the game) so I had to google the solution and download a file from some GOG forum's post - when I buy a game I expect it to be ready to play... I'd recommend to buy it on a sale and not pay the whole price