This game is terrible.

Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is the perfect example of why some games don't need a sequel. The game offers nothing the original Hotline Miami didn't have already. Uninspired game design, tedious levels that are much longer than needed and unfair difficulty make this game feel like a try-hard effort to top off one of this generation's best indie games. All in all, Hotline Miami 2 would have been a way better fit as a DLC to the original game rather than a standalone game.

If you enjoyed the first game, you might wanna play this just for the story's sake, as it explains a lot of background information and answers questions that were raised in Hotline Miami. If you want an enjoyable experience, though, you wanna stay away from this blatant cash-grab that tries to make bank of a popular name.

This game is terrible. Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is the perfect example of why some games don't need a sequel. The game offers nothing the original Hotline Miami didn't have already. Uninspired game design, tedious levels that are much longer than needed and unfair difficulty make this game feel like a try-hard effort to top off one of this generation's best indie games. All in all, Hotline Miami 2 would have been a way better fit as a DLC to the original game rather than a standalone game. If you enjoyed the first game, you might wanna play this just for the story's sake, as it explains a lot of background information and answers questions that were raised in Hotline Miami. If you want an enjoyable experience, though, you wanna stay away from this blatant cash-grab that tries to make bank of a popular name.