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The controversial stealth action series that has an emphasis in gruesome ways of killing people that was developed by Rockstar.

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Overview

The series consists of 2 games. Both of these games were considered controversial for their graphic content, which depicts the playable character killing other characters in brutal ways. Despite controversy, the first game received mostly positive reviews, with the second one receiving mostly mediocre reviews. Both games have been banned in country's such as Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Germany.

Games

Manhunt (Game)

18 November 2003

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Manhunt 2 (Game)

31 October 2007

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Franchise details

Name

Manhunt

Features

2 games

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First game

Manhunt (Game)

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Characters

• Has characters: James Earl Cash (Character), Lionel Starkweather (Character), Piggsy (Character), Scarecrow (Character), Daniel Lamb (Character), Dr. Pickman (Character), Leo Kasper (Character), Laura Whyte (Character), Michael Grant (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: The United States of America (Location), Junkyard (Location), North America (Location), Prison (Location), Burger Shot (Location), Psychiatric Institution (Location), Carcer City (Location), Street (Location), Dixmor Asylum (Location), Parking Lot (Location), Operating Room (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Blood (Concept), Extreme Violence (Concept), Fatality (Concept), Finishing Move (Concept), Murder (Concept), Profanity (Concept), Decapitation (Concept), Controversy (Concept), Blunt Weapons (Concept), Disorientation (Concept), Gangs (Concept), Lawbreaking (Concept), Save Point (Concept), Third-Person Perspective (Concept), Crouch (Concept), First-Person Perspective (Concept), Stealth (Concept), Dark Humor (Concept), Evil Laugh (Concept), Roll (Concept), Masochism (Concept), Shaved Head (Concept), Sadism (Concept), BPjM Indexed (Concept), Final Boss (Concept), Stealth Kill (Concept), Walking Protagonist (Concept), Instant Kill (Concept), Vigilante (Concept), Censored Version (Concept), Cover System (Concept), Easter Egg (Concept), No Jumping (Concept), Shadow (Concept), Vomiting (Concept), Dismemberment (Concept), Isolation (Concept), Lock On (Concept), Pick Ups (Concept), Hack and Slash (Concept), New Protagonist in Sequel (Concept), Gore System (Concept), Baditude (Concept), Execution (Concept), Item Throw (Concept), Film Grain (Concept), Multiple Personality (Concept), Futuristic Game Show (Concept), Environment as Weapons (Concept), Escort Mission (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Rapid Fire (Concept), Darkness (Concept), Nudity (Concept), Monkeys (Concept), Artificial Intelligence (Concept), Unreliable Narrator (Concept), Improvised Weapon (Concept), Biblical Quotes (Concept), Aural Characters (Concept), Headshot (Concept), Instant Death (Concept), Death (Concept), Blood Splatter (Concept), Game Over (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Strafing (Concept), Environmental Kill (Concept), Substance Abuse Benefit (Concept), Context Sensitive (Concept), Grindhouse (Concept), Blamed for Real Life Murders (Concept), Enemies on Cover Art (Concept), Banned (Concept), Usable Detached Body Parts (Concept), Motion Control (Concept), Direct2Drive (Concept), E3 2007 (Concept), Killcam (Concept), Multiple Gameplay Perspectives (Concept), Non-Standard Difficulty Titles (Concept), Over-the-Shoulder (Concept), RenderWare (Concept), Steam (Concept), Video Camera Interface (Concept), WASD Movement (Concept), Xbox 360 Backwards Compatibility (Concept), Xfire (Concept), Tank Controls (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Car (Object), Bottle (Object), Chainsaw (Object), Stallion (Object), Voodoo (Object), Gun (Object), Knife (Object), Shotgun (Object), Machine Gun (Object), Pistol (Object), Axe (Object), Baseball Bat (Object), Submachine Gun (Object), Rail Track (Object), Ammo (Object), Drum Can (Object), Sawed-Off Shotgun (Object), Syringe (Object), Trash Can (Object), Bed (Object), Hammer (Object), Crossbow (Object), Wrench (Object), Brick (Object), Glass (Object), Fire Hydrant (Object), Computer (Object), Sprunk (Object), Television (Object), Blood (Object), Crowbar (Object), Baton (Object), Taser (Object), Bloody Wall (Object), Toilet (Object), Kuruma (Object), Shovel (Object), Machete (Object), Nailgun (Object), Fiber Wire (Object), Sledgehammer (Object), Phone (Object), Door (Object), Fire Extinguisher (Object), Shelf (Object), Sickle (Object), Bullet (Object), Hockey Mask (Object), Truck (Object), Gasoline Can (Object), Street Light (Object), Barb Wire Fence (Object), Plastic Bag (Object), Ski Mask (Object), Trash Bag (Object), Crate (Object), Razor (Object), Hacksaw (Object), Cattle Prod (Object), Pliers (Object), Hedge Clipper (Object)

People

• Has people: Hunter Platin (Person), Brian Cox (Person), Jeff Gurner (Person), Dennis Ostermaier (Person), David Coburn (Person), Devin Bennett (Person), Gillian Bertram (Person), James Urbaniak (Person), Kevin Hoare (Person), Peter Saumur (Person), Steven Taylor (Person), Gary J. Foreman (Person), Adam Fowler (Person), Allan Walker (Person), Craig Conner (Person), Matthias Wehner (Person), Adam Seitz (Person), Matthew Shepcar (Person), Nik Hemmings (Person), Jurie Horneman (Person), Job Stauffer (Person), Steve Bristow (Person), Mark Garone (Person), Jeff Rosa (Person), Lance Williams (Person), Dan Houser (Person), Sam Houser (Person), Aaron Garbut (Person), Alexander Roger (Person), Obbe Vermeij (Person), Peter Appel (Person), William Mills (Person), John Whyte (Person), Steven Olds (Person), Judy Henderson (Person), William Rompf (Person), George Kartvelishvili (Person)