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 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. If you liked Hotline Miami 1, give this a shot.
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. I came for the gameplay, but ended up enjoying the narrative more. My only gripe is that I want more Hotline Miami through a sequel or by purchasing a full retail disk. 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. 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. 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.
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. There are few times where games offer novel experiences anymore as the industry grows, but Hotline Miami 1 & 2 were both really fantastic, and 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.
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