The original’s core gameplay remains Wrong Number adds some interesting variations and new characters to keep you thinking. New level types and characters add tons of variety I'm just writing my review! What the hell, phone?Ībove: I’m just writing my review! What the hell, phone? And while you will react with some combination of revulsion or morbid fascination, you’re never quite a part of your own actions. You watch them unfold from above, every cloud of bloody mist and guard-dog carcass rendered in tiny squares, your victims’ faces indistinguishable from one another. It’s horrible, but the top-down perspective and quaint graphics remove you from these events. You will use powerful shotguns to blast enemies’ torsos apart and leave them sleeping eternally under a comforter made of their own intestines.
You will jump on defenseless enemies and slit their throats. You will blow people’s heads off in this game. Hotline Miami 2 takes place in the late ’80s/early ’90s, and it has graphics to match. It’s hard to describe a game as brutally violent and occasionally terrible (thematically) as Hotline Miami 2 as “charming,” but the innocence of the visuals provides an interesting contrast to how many of those pixels end up being red. The retro aesthetic charms while it pummels you Image Credit: Evan Killham/GamesBeat What you’ll like The unkillable badass in the middle room takes his job very seriously.Ībove: The unkillable badass in the middle room takes his job very seriously.
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