Not a problem at all but some players might find that frustrating. Sometimes you just gotta restart because the enemy got weapon unlucky for you, speaking for that glass entrance where enemy with uzi notices you instantly at start. You could say the same in less words but other people might appreciate it.
Speaking of which those levels were not probably designed for Tony at all.ĭialogues personally bored me, I've just clicked through them to get playing. The long glass wall was a terrible idea, for a Mark, Corey or Ash & Alex it's not a big deal but when you play as Tony you have no chance to do different playstyle than "peek-a-boo" which totally ruins level flow. The difficulty was somehow medium, some rooms were too easy I guess but the enemies placed offscreen was a problem. Levels are huge, don't take it as a cons but most of enemies killed me offscreen. Just played it all, turns out you probably put lot of effort into it so I will give you brief review. Can't wait to see and hear more from the community.įor those who don't know, to install, simply drag the included "HotlineMiami2" file into "My Games" I hope you guys enjoy it and I would love to hear your thoughts and critiques. Almost all levels have intro and outtro sequences featuring dialogue and banter between the fans. The campaign is relatively lore friendly and takes place between Down Under (October 31st) and Execution (November 22nd) with the final level taking place just a few days before Thanksgiving. The campaign starts off with the Fans seeing a trailer for the new Midnight Animal film, absolutely hating it, and deciding they'll do whatever it takes to keep it from being shown. It only makes sense right? I wanted to know what the Fans thought of the film, and what they might do in response. I figured there would be more of a plotline on the interplay between Midnight Animal and the fans. Description: When I first picked up HM2, I was kind of disappointed by the lack of Fans levels.
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