Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number

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  1. opblackparade
    Mar 17, 2015
    10
    There are few times where games offer novel experiences anymore as the industry grows, but Hotline Miami 1 & 2 were both really fantastic, and Wrong Number is in my opinion the better half. It is, in my opinion, a necessity to first play the original because its sequel spikes in difficulty much faster and continues to ramp up, and because of story reasons. I personally adore the huge areasThere are few times where games offer novel experiences anymore as the industry grows, but Hotline Miami 1 & 2 were both really fantastic, and Wrong Number is in my opinion the better half. It is, in my opinion, a necessity to first play the original because its sequel spikes in difficulty much faster and continues to ramp up, and because of story reasons. I personally adore the huge areas with so many enemies because even though it can take an hour of retries, figuring out a path where you can get a 20x multiplier is really satisfying. The story is fantastic, I was kind of sour on the ending at first, but through more understanding of the story by the end of the second playthrough, I was thoroughly satisfied with everything, and adored and hated characters appropriately after everything was said and done because the game is well written. As for content, the game is 7-8 hours long with a Hard mode where the levels are mirrored, along with a level editor that will be coming soon. My only gripe is that I want more Hotline Miami through a sequel or by purchasing a full retail disk. I came for the gameplay, but ended up enjoying the narrative more. Hotline Miami 2 is the best game I've purchased on PS4, and that's saying something considering the small team that worked on it while triple A developers make lackluster titles such as the Order. If you liked Hotline Miami 1, give this a shot.… Expand
  2. Malooga
    Mar 13, 2015
    8
    The original game was amazing and edgy, and the sequel manages to build on that style with a similarly head-scratching story and over-the-top strategic murder-fests that will tickle your retro bone. More levels, more weapons and more masks (personas) than before, and much to this gamers delight the benefits from the masks were actually varied and useful in their own way. It definitely feltThe original game was amazing and edgy, and the sequel manages to build on that style with a similarly head-scratching story and over-the-top strategic murder-fests that will tickle your retro bone. More levels, more weapons and more masks (personas) than before, and much to this gamers delight the benefits from the masks were actually varied and useful in their own way. It definitely felt that the first title had several garbage masks that served more as a filler for game variety than a well thought out gameplay mechanic. For instance, the grasshopper who starts with a useless drill versus the mask that gives you silent bullets no matter what gun you use....no-brainer. This game is also slightly more difficult, and while the "bully my way through and f*** sh*t up is still prevalent there are more instances where you might decide to back up to the beginning of a level just because a different mask gives you the edge you need to finish off those last couple baddies. Despite all the additions the game does feel remarkably similar to the first title, and while more of the same isn't always bad I hope we see Hotline Miami evolve a little more on the next entry. 8/10, buckle up, its going to be a murderous ride.… Expand
  3. WhiteNoisetrash
    Mar 13, 2015
    9
    Without any new fantastic features and without anything "new" added to the game, this is more of the same from where Hotline Miami 1 left it.
    The good thing about that is that the game is what it is and is still a massive challenge to complete and an even greater challenge to complete all levels with highest rating.
    The game deserves a massive thumbs up from here, the only reason it's    Without any new fantastic features and without anything "new" added to the game, this is more of the same from where Hotline Miami 1 left it.
    The good thing about that is that the game is what it is and is still a massive challenge to complete and an even greater challenge to complete all levels with highest rating.

    The game deserves a massive thumbs up from here, the only reason it's not getting a 10 is the very same reason, that it's "just" the same as before.    … Expand
  4. Daedulos
    Mar 16, 2015
    9
    This was actually a pretty good sequel. I loved how they decided to give out at least 3 different main characters with different action with them, like how one of the characters can actually be non violent and disassembled any gun you pick up. I felt it to be way more difficult then the first one that released, but that's what i love about it more than anything. The masks are cooler too,This was actually a pretty good sequel. I loved how they decided to give out at least 3 different main characters with different action with them, like how one of the characters can actually be non violent and disassembled any gun you pick up. I felt it to be way more difficult then the first one that released, but that's what i love about it more than anything. The masks are cooler too, with different abilities such as being able to kill with your fists with the loss of weapons to make up for it, and the ability to dodge roll through doors and hallways. The maps are more intense as well, as different elements popping up can make it much more puzzling, and the map editor itself is the cherry on top as players are able to make their own maps for other players. The story is good, the game play is good, the maps are good. its just good! A must have for PlayStation or PC owners. Only thing holding it back is that the maps may be a bit intimidating for some players, but all and all a solid title from our friends at Devolver Digital!… Expand
  5. looom
    Sep 8, 2015
    6
    I loved first game. Hotline Miami second coming is not bad sequel, it does contain proper amount of shooting, nice pixel art, good music but it also lack in many places. First of all is story - shattered, you don't have a time to immerse into this world, protagonist are constantly changing. Second thing is music - its still good one however I don't feel this pumping adrenaline base linesI loved first game. Hotline Miami second coming is not bad sequel, it does contain proper amount of shooting, nice pixel art, good music but it also lack in many places. First of all is story - shattered, you don't have a time to immerse into this world, protagonist are constantly changing. Second thing is music - its still good one however I don't feel this pumping adrenaline base lines and couldn't hear the hypnotizing melodies. Another thing is stage designs, here its a little bit too random - there is a logic to imply however not as on the same level as was on "number one" While I still enjoying coming back to first part - this second one is not something that I would like to repeat.… Expand
  6. LordOMO
    Dec 12, 2018
    3
    I very much enjoyed the first Hotline Miami but Hotline Miami 2 unfortunately was a massive disappointment for me. To be frank, i wasn't able to finish the game because it was simply to hard and frustrating. Here are some of the reasons why:
    Playable characters are worse than in Hotline Miami. Ash is completely broken with the companion getting stuck in every corner.
    Map design and    I very much enjoyed the first Hotline Miami but Hotline Miami 2 unfortunately was a massive disappointment for me. To be frank, i wasn't able to finish the game because it was simply to hard and frustrating. Here are some of the reasons why:
    Playable characters are worse than in Hotline Miami. Ash is completely broken with the companion getting stuck in every corner.
    Map design and enemies make the game significantly harder than Hotline Miami 1. The maps are massive and enemies have guns more often while also being able to snipe you from off screen throughout the giant levels, as well as windows. You are much more limited in the weapons you can use. Enemies are much more brutal than the first game, some of them being almost unbeatable for me since they were tanks + incredibly fast + had to be killed with a specific weapon + it usually means you would aggro other enemies with guns.
    The levels are too large with no option to save the game in the middle of a session. This leads to you having to replay huge chunks of the game when rebooting. For me this meant that near the end of the game i was so stuck that i quit because every time i rebooted the game i had to beat a boss and clear multiple giant maps with tough as nails enemies. I had to quit because I often wasn't even able to get to the part I was actually stuck at in the time I had available for gaming.

    In conclusion I have to say that Hotline Miami 2 feels really off. It is much more frustrating than the first game. I'm used to challenging games but this feels like the worst kind of **** that you would maybe find in an old NES game. I had to finally give up because it simply wasn't fun and I have no clue how on earth you are supposed to finish the game. There is so much going on that you can't possibly plan the whole stage ahead and even then the combat is challenging already. 90% of the time i was just praying for good RNG and retrying until I somehow made it through a map until, well, at some point I didn't and had to give up    … Expand
  7. True_Reclaimer
    Mar 17, 2016
    3
    Lacked the charm and feel of the original Hotline Miami, this felt like a healf hearted attempt to milk the franchise. Minimal effort, and maximum profits. Not good.
  8. malvarezj
    Mar 11, 2015
    10
    This game is as much of a classic as the first one. It trades the recklessness of the first for a more calculated trip, but a trip nonetheless. This game oozes good taste and style with the neon 80s aesthetic. The kind of game you'd have in the background while you sniff cocaine off of a south beach mamí. The gameplay is great and I have a hard time understanding some of the critics sayingThis game is as much of a classic as the first one. It trades the recklessness of the first for a more calculated trip, but a trip nonetheless. This game oozes good taste and style with the neon 80s aesthetic. The kind of game you'd have in the background while you sniff cocaine off of a south beach mamí. The gameplay is great and I have a hard time understanding some of the critics saying that the levels are too big and frustrating. They're bigger to a degree, but I wouldn't use the word frustrating at all. It's just really fun and captivating. The story jumps around between narratives (think 'crash'), but it's a very cohesive story with a lot of subtle and not-so-subtle social commentary. One of the most memorable experiences I've had gaming, or in any form of media for that matter, in a really long time.… Expand
  9. Dyce
    Mar 25, 2015
    4
    I really liked the original game and I thought I would enjoy its sequel but I feel very disappointed.
    I liked how the first game was fast paced and how nervous its gameplay was. Although far from perfect, the gameplay in Hotline Miami allowed you to do well. The level design and the scoring system are really what makes the sequel not enjoyable at all, especially when it comes to getting    I really liked the original game and I thought I would enjoy its sequel but I feel very disappointed.
    I liked how the first game was fast paced and how nervous its gameplay was. Although far from perfect, the gameplay in Hotline Miami allowed you to do well. The level design and the scoring system are really what makes the sequel not enjoyable at all, especially when it comes to getting A+ on a level. Basically, there s just not much to do besides being patient and lucky and retrying until the game allows you to get it right. Hotline Miami has never been about skill, it was about knowing the layout of the map and one shoting everyone in a row, and it was fun. In the sequel, it just does not work. There are just too many enemies that you cant see with guns, and their location is somehow random when you restart a phase, making things really tedious. The thing is you cant go and one shot everyone in a row because there are too many enemies with guns, thus requiring you to take it slow at times. If you take it slow, no combo, if no combo, no good score. How could you not realise that guys? Floor kills will slow you down and either cancel your combo or get you killed. the camera does not help at all and doors...you WILL hate those. They are combo cancelling material because enemies will get stunned and you ll have to floor kill them, getting you either killed or having to restart if aiming for a good score. And of course, like in the first one, sometimes one shoting just dun work. Sometimes you kill an enemy, sometimes you dont, it s just random, no skill, just cheap retries. So basically the devs just expect players to retry and retry while knowing very well it s not a matter of skill, you won t get better over time, you might just get lucky. This is not challenging at all, rather tedious and merely based on random facts. the fun is gone guys.... If you want a challenge, go and play a good shmup or a souls game.    … Expand
  10. xdhollywood
    May 28, 2015
    9
    Hotline Miami 2 takes the beauty from the first game and Amps it up. Hotline Miami 2 is a very good game, yet it is not better then the original. Hotline Miami 2 is a wonderful goodbye to a legendary game series.
  11. Real_reviews
    Aug 9, 2017
    2
    Awesome premise with the most garbage controls of any console game ever. Some levels are litterally unplayable on the ps4 because of how bad the lock on system is. The game will assume you'd rather aim at an enemy across the map than one of the 3 charging at you. It makes for one of the most frustrating experiences on console available today
  12. bobm40
    Mar 13, 2015
    4
    Hotline Miami 2 while consisting of the same game play as the previous game, it lacks in many categories. The enemies will often notice you while off screen causing you to have to divert from the fast-paced game style and slow down, which the games scoring system punishes you for. There are many times where enemies will end up getting caught up on a wall and become glitched or even glitchHotline Miami 2 while consisting of the same game play as the previous game, it lacks in many categories. The enemies will often notice you while off screen causing you to have to divert from the fast-paced game style and slow down, which the games scoring system punishes you for. There are many times where enemies will end up getting caught up on a wall and become glitched or even glitch out of the map causing you to have to suicide in order to fix the issue. Along with these 2 problems the games story and ending aren't anywhere near as well put together as the first games with going though multiple characters stories that have no connection, the game feels like the creator cared to little about a story. Another downside is that they had even removed some features by limiting the number of masks / added abilities down to 3 which is was another let down.… Expand
  13. Thegodfatherson
    May 6, 2015
    4
    It feels like Hotline Miami, an epic mashup of a blazing soundtrack and buckets of gore, didn't need a sequel. Wrong Number is fast, boring, and buggy. Just how I wanted it! (Sarcasm). It has the soundtrack which is brilliant, the pixelated graphics are there, but somehow the controls feel awkward on PS4. The PC version of Hotline Miami 1 (let's call it the good one) made me feel like IIt feels like Hotline Miami, an epic mashup of a blazing soundtrack and buckets of gore, didn't need a sequel. Wrong Number is fast, boring, and buggy. Just how I wanted it! (Sarcasm). It has the soundtrack which is brilliant, the pixelated graphics are there, but somehow the controls feel awkward on PS4. The PC version of Hotline Miami 1 (let's call it the good one) made me feel like I was in control. The bugs are horrendous, the game crashes frequently, the characters glitch out and and glitch in again. The story is made up of hilarious degrading stereotypes and demeaning monsters. Overall, get the soundtrack. Ignore this disappointment.… Expand
  14. MaxPayneIsGod
    May 16, 2019
    5
    Not as revolutionary as the first one and not as good either.
    Wrong number is effectively the same game with different maps.
    There's been a few minor tweaks here and there and the difficulty has ramped up ten-fold.
    After absolutely loving the first game and finishing it almost to Platinum, the difficulty curve and similarities to the original are issues I am unable to see past.
  15. ThatOneCritic
    Mar 21, 2015
    7
    Bloody, brutal, dark, and awesome.
    Hotline Miami 2 is twitch action, murder simulator. Ultra brutality just like the first game.
    If you've played the first Hotline Miami, you wont have too much with this one. But if you're new to the series, prepare to die....A lot. The gameplay is challenging, you one hit the enemies, and vice versa. This makes every level you complete rewarding, and    Bloody, brutal, dark, and awesome.
    Hotline Miami 2 is twitch action, murder simulator. Ultra brutality just like the first game.
    If you've played the first Hotline Miami, you wont have too much with this one. But if you're new to the series, prepare to die....A lot. The gameplay is challenging, you one hit the enemies, and vice versa. This makes every level you complete rewarding, and when you do complete a level, you'll feel a great amount of satisfaction. Game's story is like I said, bloody, brutal, and holy hell, is it dark. Not gonna spoil anything.
    The game's art style is retro style, NES, it really doesn't bother me in any way. The soundtrack is amazing. The music seems to fit in with the game's style, one of the best composers in the soundtrack would have to be Jasper Byrne. He made great music for the first, and even better in the second. You're gonna enjoy every song while you're committing massive amounts of genocide.

    There's one problem with the game though, that makes the game especially hard, that's the controls

    Now with console versions, oh my god, are you gonna rage. The controls just aren't just tailored to a controller, so it makes the game extremely hard to play.

    Other than that, it's a pretty awesome game, but if you're thinking on getting the game, just get it on pc.    … Expand
  16. Nel
    Feb 8, 2017
    5
    Much similar to the first game, but with worse music, and more bugs. The game is considerable easier, and it the story is not very appealing. If you are looking for this sort of retro game, I recommend the first one.
  17. Internet_Enzyme
    May 9, 2016
    9
    Gameplay is king. Hotline Miami is the king of gameplay. Does that make Hotline Miami king? I'm not sure. All that I'm sure about is the fact that this game is pure fun. It's insane, psychedelic romp that revels in its ultra-violence. Now that we have our ultra-hyperbolic box cover quote out of the way, let's get to the meat of the matter. This game is hard. I would say it's always fair,Gameplay is king. Hotline Miami is the king of gameplay. Does that make Hotline Miami king? I'm not sure. All that I'm sure about is the fact that this game is pure fun. It's insane, psychedelic romp that revels in its ultra-violence. Now that we have our ultra-hyperbolic box cover quote out of the way, let's get to the meat of the matter. This game is hard. I would say it's always fair, but it actually isn't. That is the fundamental difference between this game and the original. The sequel is far more ambitious, but in some points it becomes to ambitious. Some levels include floors that are the size of entire levels from the original Hotline Miami. Some levels have four floors, and take an hour to beat. That said, I prefer the sequel over the original. That's mostly because it's so much longer and there is plenty more variety. The famous synthy-techno stye music is back, and like everything else, it's kicked up to 11. The soundtrack is two and a half hours long, with standout tracks from Pertubator and Carbenter Brut. The normal campaign takes around ten to fifteen hours to complete. You're already getting your money's worth. But they even included a hard mode. I prefer the normal mode, as hard mode is kind of unfair at points (the developers seemed to have thought that more glass was a fair way to increase difficulty), it is a fun bonus. And you do get bragging rights and satisfaction from beating the game in hard mode.… Expand
  18. DanBenevenuto
    Jun 5, 2018
    7
    HOTLINE MIAMI 2: WRONG NUMBER is a perfect option to spend your free time playing this sanguinary game, the gameplay is easy and great, the soundtrack is amazing, the history is cool, sometimes the game became repetitive and you get lost in the history but It still a great option to play if you like blood and guns!
  19. Leontorres7
    Nov 15, 2018
    10
    Legendary game, play it, this game changed my life for good, all I have for this game is LOVE.
  20. kia_salemi
    Mar 3, 2021
    0
    The control is just horrible, this games should've been played on a PC with mouse & keyboard.
    Though the whole game is terrible. Glad didn't pay for it and played it on ps now.
  21. aqurban
    Apr 5, 2015
    10
    With this unforgiving sequel, Dennaton really pushed things to the max, and since its also a finale, Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number undeniably nails every aspect that made its predecessor a success with swift ease.
  22. poklane
    Mar 24, 2015
    9
    First let me say this: do not buy this game unless you've played the first Hotline Miami! You'll need to know the story, mechanics and gameplay before you step into Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number. The game is much, much harder than Hotline Miami. Levels are much bigger than Hotline Miami, both in size, how open they are and the number of enemies. For the rest, it's exactly the same asFirst let me say this: do not buy this game unless you've played the first Hotline Miami! You'll need to know the story, mechanics and gameplay before you step into Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number. The game is much, much harder than Hotline Miami. Levels are much bigger than Hotline Miami, both in size, how open they are and the number of enemies. For the rest, it's exactly the same as Hotline Miami which is certainly a good thing.… Expand
  23. midway23
    Mar 23, 2015
    9
    Hotline Miami 2: Wrong number is the definition of a perfect sequel. This game is better then the original in literarily every single way possible: better gameplay, better story, better music and better pacing. While there are moments in which the game is unacceptably hard, I still couldn’t stop playing. If you loved the original game, you will fall head over heels for the sequel. YouHotline Miami 2: Wrong number is the definition of a perfect sequel. This game is better then the original in literarily every single way possible: better gameplay, better story, better music and better pacing. While there are moments in which the game is unacceptably hard, I still couldn’t stop playing. If you loved the original game, you will fall head over heels for the sequel. You won’t stop thinking about it for a long time and you will want to keep revisiting this game over and over again. If you haven’t played the original, I strongly suggest you go ahead and do so so that you may understand the story, and become skilled at its gameplay. For only $15, you have no reason not to play this. So far, Hotline Miami 2 is the best game of the year so far and will be a nominee for 2015’s game of the year.… Expand
  24. vaughtex
    Mar 17, 2015
    7
    The sequel seems more faced paced and hectic than the first, ramped up a notch for sure, but i'm not entirely certain that is a good thing or not. It's extremely fun to play, albeit very frustrating at times. One of the newer gameplay / aesthetic additions is larger areas and rooms, which are infuriating as you often get shot at from across the room by a bad guy you can't see. As a result,The sequel seems more faced paced and hectic than the first, ramped up a notch for sure, but i'm not entirely certain that is a good thing or not. It's extremely fun to play, albeit very frustrating at times. One of the newer gameplay / aesthetic additions is larger areas and rooms, which are infuriating as you often get shot at from across the room by a bad guy you can't see. As a result, it feels more trial and error than the prequel. Based on luck rather than timing and skill, which is a shame as the first game had excellent balance. What does work are the different characters and various nuances that come with them. I have yet to finish the game, but the storytelling seems a little haphazard in places and it is difficult to see exactly where it is going, or what relevance the characters have to one another at times. The soundtrack is just amazing and suits the atmosphere perfectly. A classic? No. The first one is better in my opinion.… Expand
  25. stamito
    Aug 26, 2016
    8
    This is quite a nice little game; it is very similar to the first one so if you liked HM1 you’ll like this one.
    The gameplay is pretty much the same, some interesting differences might be that you’ll use quite a few characters this time, and each one of them has kind of specific abilities (much like the mask thing in HM1). The gameplay is still very fast and brutal, and not very    This is quite a nice little game; it is very similar to the first one so if you liked HM1 you’ll like this one.
    The gameplay is pretty much the same, some interesting differences might be that you’ll use quite a few characters this time, and each one of them has kind of specific abilities (much like the mask thing in HM1). The gameplay is still very fast and brutal, and not very forgiving, you’ll die quite a lot (it’s twin stick action), the stages are also significantly bigger in this one and the game is longer. So summarising, it is basically more of the same, slightly better.

    The story is told in a much more direct way this time and it is a good one. In terms of story, it is highly related to the first game, so I suggest you play both games in a relatively short space of time or chances are you’re gonna miss a lot of small things. Storytelling is more direct but it’s still kind of vague, you’ll have to pay attention to follow the thing; it is really good so if you don’t see the full picture after completing the game, I would suggest you do some online reading; it is worth it.

    Other than that, graphics are the same, old styled, and the OST is amazing, maybe even better than HM1 OST which is quite an achievement considering HM1 OST was already awesome.

    Anyway same old thing, so if you liked HM1, you won’t be disappointed, although it might feel too similar. For those who didn’t play the game, this is a fast paced twin stick action game, not very forgiving but not too hard. If you like that kind of game and you don’t mind (or like) about old styled graphics, get it! most likely you’ll like the game.    … Expand
  26. arostislavna
    Dec 8, 2021
    9
    More punishing than the first, and depending on your skill... may make or break the game for you.
    I cannot give it perfect marks because of some stupid disturbing dialogue.
  27. BITESCREEN
    Jun 22, 2017
    7
    Hotline Miami war ein Ausnahmetitel – selbst fürs alternative Indie-Segment: Blutige Ballereien aus der Vogelperspektive, gepaart mit einer surrealen Story nebst drängendem Elektro-Soundtrack – das gab es halt nirgendwo anders. Kann man einen solchen Action-und-Style-Overkill mit Hotline Miami 2 – Wrong Number überhaupt noch übertreffen? Allerdings – aber nur auf Kosten des Gameplays:Hotline Miami war ein Ausnahmetitel – selbst fürs alternative Indie-Segment: Blutige Ballereien aus der Vogelperspektive, gepaart mit einer surrealen Story nebst drängendem Elektro-Soundtrack – das gab es halt nirgendwo anders. Kann man einen solchen Action-und-Style-Overkill mit Hotline Miami 2 – Wrong Number überhaupt noch übertreffen? Allerdings – aber nur auf Kosten des Gameplays: Dennaton Games addieren neben viel Blut und Gedärm auch die Anzahl der Spielfiguren – was Balance und Story negativ beeinflusst. Der ständige Wechsel zwischen Cop, Kindermörder und Psycho-Gang macht die surreale Geschichte schwer verständlich und die Action irritierend – denn jeder Charakter hat andere Fähigkeiten. So ackern etwa Kettensäge und Knarre neuerdings simultan. Obendrein spinnt die Arretierfunktion, was aus ohnehin 1000 Toden einige mehr macht. Dennoch ist Hotline Miami 2 – Wrong Number gewohnt motivierend, gnadenlos brutal und audiovisuell berauschend – trotz unnötiger Updates.… Expand
  28. DaQuarterPounda
    Jul 25, 2020
    10
    An extremely underrated sequel that improves upon the sequel. The pacing is not quite as good but it makes the first game hard to go back to. Still trekking through Hard Mode.
  29. CurryChan
    Oct 15, 2020
    5
    Resta mecánicas muy buenas del 1, tiene un control muy incomodo, pero la historia es genial y algunos niveles están decentes.
  30. psychobear
    May 18, 2021
    10
    I got suspended once for installing this on a school computer - no regrets.
  31. Helmspire_Gugli
    Aug 3, 2021
    9
    A generation-defining game that left a mark on the psychedelic-sythwave imaginary forever.
    Anyone who played this game might spend hours upon hours praising its puinishing difficulty, unique characters and storylines, cocaine-injected gameplay, astonishing color palette and unmistakable pixel art, but there's something about Hotline Miami that is impossible to put into words. Its a    A generation-defining game that left a mark on the psychedelic-sythwave imaginary forever.
    Anyone who played this game might spend hours upon hours praising its puinishing difficulty, unique characters and storylines, cocaine-injected gameplay, astonishing color palette and unmistakable pixel art, but there's something about Hotline Miami that is impossible to put into words. Its a feeling of unease, awe and sadness. Watching the credits roll on this game left something in me unlike any other game afterwards.    … Expand
  32. Salemidolwowore
    Aug 4, 2022
    10
    It's Have instead of the masks characters and all of them are differents I like all the characters gameplay and story especially beard and the music is the best soundtrack I ever heard I love dust and run and future club it's fitting to final level and the design is more opening than hotline miami 1 maybe someone's don't like it but in my opinion it's better because he give me freedomIt's Have instead of the masks characters and all of them are differents I like all the characters gameplay and story especially beard and the music is the best soundtrack I ever heard I love dust and run and future club it's fitting to final level and the design is more opening than hotline miami 1 maybe someone's don't like it but in my opinion it's better because he give me freedom where i go and what i do and the Story pacing is the best story pacin I ever seen and the story is too good and have the best characters cast in video games And The Visuals Are Great Especially Demolition Even The Pixel Art I love it
    Hotline Miami 2 is the best game I ever played great level and characters and best soundtrack and gameplay have more ideas then hotline miami 1 and harder but fair but I don't think all the people they say is better than hotline miami 1    … Expand
  33. TARX
    Jul 20, 2022
    8
    This game is one of the most violent games I have ever experienced and I must say that it is wonderful and don't be fooled by its graphics, you will regret it. This game plays amazing music in every act that you let go of the mouse and just listen to the song, and if you haven't experienced it yet, buy it now and enjoy it.
  34. jhonnysb
    Feb 12, 2023
    10
    this is awesome good gameplay much gore much violent and a good soundtrack 20/10
  35. mrbombelihomie
    Apr 13, 2023
    9
    This game is just perfect the story and the characters game's story is a deep dark story also its so much fun but on the same side so hard to play its still an awesome game.
  36. elixe0
    May 23, 2023
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Интересный геймплей и очень интересная история каждого из персонажей, за судьбой которых интересно смотреть.… Expand

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#100 Best PS4 Game of 2015
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#83 Most Discussed PS4 Game of 2015

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Generally favorable reviews - based on 18 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 12 out of 18
  2. Mixed: 6 out of 18
  3. Negative: 0 out of 18
  1. Playstation Official Magazine Australia
    May 26, 2015
    80
    Wrong Number isn't a classic like its sibling, but it is still bloody good fun. [June 2015, p76]
  2. Playstation Official Magazine UK
    May 20, 2015
    60
    The unravelling of a tightly focused classic. [May 2015, p.84]
  3. The Digital Fix
    Apr 7, 2015
    70
    For what it’s worth Wrong Number is the typical cliched mixed bag, with the best bits of the original dressed up in the excesses of what the developers thought they needed to add to make this a bigger, badder sequel.
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