Posted on: March 26, 2015

RagingChaos

Jeux: 1004 Avis: 16

Very similiar to Hotline Miami 1

Hotline Miami 2 is pretty much more of the same. The basic game is the same as the first game. The controls are nearly the same with some minor changes. To me it seems that Dennaton Games took the first game and looked into ways to make it harder while focusing a bit more on the story and lore of the Hotline Miami universe. They also made the game's story and tone much more gritty. The game spans across 6 groups of people as far as I can tell in 6 hours of game play; A curious writer, a vengeful detective, a group of vicious misguided youths, a older gangster, a fat war veteran, and a bunch of commandos in the Vietnam war. Each party has their own quirks and plays differently. The writer can't actually kill people, but he can extend his combo by unloading guns. The detective seems abit faster and can occasionally take a stray bullet, but gets no masks, the misguided youths have multiple different masks which are all very different, the Fat war vet has some nice masks but is a larger target and slower, the vietnam commando has a knife and gun at all times, but can't switch out weapons of his fallen enemies. The older gangster is like the detective but his story is kind of short. The story goes all over the place and rarely stays with one party for more than a 1 or two levels, so I found it pretty hard to follow. I replayed the first hotline miami the day before I played #2 and I found the this one to be harder than the first game with the story being far darker and more intense. If you liked the first hotline miami 1 for it's wacky story and game mechanics, you will probably enjoy hotline miami 2 as long as you don't expect it to be the exact the same as the first one. You can't rely on the same strategies which worked in the first game for all levels. About 2 out of 5 levels require a radically different approach you wouldn't normally consider in Hotline Miami 1. The Different parties you play as require different play style approaches.

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Posted on: March 22, 2015

empeace

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Jeux: 25 Avis: 1

Not bad, just disappointing

People are giving this game a lot of unnecessary hate. Most of their complaints are perfectly legitimate, but they're being a bit too harsh. This may simply be because they're angry that this game didn't live up to expectations. If Hotline Miami is a 5 out of 5 game, then Wrong Number is a solid 4 out of 5. The gore, brutality, and nihilistic messages from the first game are still there. The quality of the soundtrack is subjective, I think it's decent. Anyone who enjoyed the first game will like the fact that this game expands on some of the characters' stories, like Richter and Beard, and also introduces some new characters. The variety of playable characters is a mixed blessing, it's nice to be able to play as a bunch of completely different people throughout the game, but there are also significantly fewer masks to play with. The Story isn't terrible, but the ending is more than a bit underwhelming. However, HLM was never much of a story-driven game, so I can't be too angry at that. Wrong Number's single biggest downfall is in its level design. Hotline Miami was loved for being a tight, fast paced action game that rewarded recklessness. You could play the game cautiously, planning out each assault, but you could also charge in like a fucking maniac, slaughtering everyone in the building without pause. This was hard to pull off sometimes, but when you did, it felt so. fucking. good. However, if you want to do that in Wrong Number, I wish you good luck. There are too many long hallways, open spaces, and glass rooms full of guns. On several occasions, you are forced to play peek-a-boo with the enemies, and kill them from right around a corner, which was only used as a way to cheese your way through levels in the first one. You will still have some amazing moments in this game, ripping someone up with a chainsaw while your partner mows down the rest of the room is one of the best feelings ever. It's just that you might forget about it through all the frustration.

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Posted on: June 21, 2016

devdazz

Jeux: 31 Avis: 1

Buggy, with no end in sight

The level titled Dead End is just that, a dead end. The game crashes every time you go to leave the level (after you spend 30-45 minutes going through it mind you). I checked the forums, and it looks like people have been discussing this problem as early as March 2015. Still no fix. Why is it still for sale?

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Posted on: July 8, 2016

mdocevski

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Jeux: 152 Avis: 1

A more varied but poorly executed sequel

I love the original Hotline Miami. It played well. This one doesn't. Be prepared for enemies leaping through walls (dogs and crazy inmates) and getting shot from off screen. The base gameplay is pretty solid but more buggy than the original. Much higher reliance on firearms when compared to the original. There are more enemies armed with firearms, and they shoot when you are in their field of view, which unfortunately is bigger than yours, even when you shift your view... Be prepared for much more frustration than Hotline Miami 1, more often than from unfair deaths. Conclusion, play the first one, again, unless you really really really need more levels.

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Posted on: February 17, 2017

Medsylicious

Jeux: 55 Avis: 11

Different than its Predecessor.

A lot of reviews have already highlighted the weaknesses of Hotline Miami 2 so I'll go through my gripes with it. While the story is engaging and entertaining, the inability to select your own mask and abilities makes for a more confined and less repeatable experience. Second, the game is completely unlike the first. The first was a mixture of both tactical planning and on the fly random decisions. It did not punish you for going in guns blazing because sometimes, through luck or skill, you could react dynamically enough. However, I find I have to methodically plow through Hotline Miami 2 because there are many scenarios that will get you killed unless you used the "peek ahead" button that centers your view around your mouse so you can see further around your character. However, this is not conducive to the break-neck pace the music, aesthetic, and frankly the nature of the game want you to go. To me, this just isn't fun. Rarely, if ever, have I been able to spontaneously murder an entire level of enemies between sheer luck because of traps or arbitrary elements I would not have seen without scoping around in HM2. The music, art, and gore are all gloriously equivalent to HM1, but the gameplay is not sadly.

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