Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number
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The sequel to Dennaton's hit 2D action game moves the neon murder from the '80s to a '90s setting, and concludes the series.
Increíbles mejoras respecto al primer juego. mucho mas ambicioso, el gameplay es mas intuitivo y la historia mas compleja, lo principal es pegar tiros y jamas fue tan divertido. gran secuela. la OST s… Read more
Aftertaste. Hotline Miami games are the kind that you can (and probably should) like and hate at the same time. Love everything about the game, and hate about what it is. It may sound confusing at fir… Read more
It was really great to see that they made this sequel to Drive. When watching I noticed paralells between the incoherence of the first drive and this new drive especially in the absurd dialogue. I tho… Read more
To be clear: I enjoyed this game. My money was well spent, and I played it all the way to the end with enthusiasm. I understand what it's trying to achieve and how the anti-climactic ending was the wh… Read more
When Hotline Miami came out near the end of 2012, it took the gaming community by storm. What came together as a whole was a completely unique experience. It's fast paced game play, unbelievably cool… Read more
There’s always a dangerous line to travel when a sequel is made, especially when the previous installments are successful or have a healthy modicum of acceptance from consumers. Straying too far from… Read more
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is a bizarre game to say the least. Being heralded by it’s creators as “The last game in the saga” it has a lot to live up to after the first was such a loved game critic… Read more
Hotline Miami was an incredible game. A hypnotic blur of colourful visuals, amazing music and perfectly executed trial-and-error action-meets-puzzle gameplay that stayed fun for hours on end. Unfortun… Read more
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