If you're not going to buy the support edition don't even bother playing this piece of garbage.
Highly recommended.

The wave in the monitor is calling, hurry.

Jesus' 106th cycle onto Earth in order to break from the corruption of corporations and the root of all evil: Himself.

Join John Trepang[squared] on his quest to annihilate Horizon HQ and become the ultimate villain in this single player power-fantasy simulator about being the single best soldier and killing machine designed to kill even a computer who believes its God itself and repeat the cycle, over and over again, to a bombastic, badass soundtrack provided by the legendary Brandon McKagan to get your heart pumping, your eyes racing across the screen and your fingers blitzing the ALT [Slide] key in a frenzy of blood, chaos, destruction and absolute annihilation.

or you could just.. play Trepang1 and be a sea-cucumber, I ##### guess.

Let's hurt people together.

I like hurt other people. They like to hurt me. It's a vicious cycle. I kinda like it, I understand it.
Don't buy this game unless you want to hurt people.

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LIFE-CHANGING
GAMING EXPERIENCE.

Thank God this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ is free. Absolutely unplayable version of one of the greatest horror games. Fix your trash product Fusion Creations.

Bad Game.

Honestly, i can't get enough of this game, not only because of the amazing, unique music, the repetitive yet amazingly fun brutal gameplay, that puts to the test your reaction, skill and mind, making up perfectly for a fast, frenetic, ever so slightly strategic, pulsating game.
It drives the player through an 80's ride of rampage, not only because of its difficulty, but because of the mesmerizing colours, fast-paced fluid movement and brutal executions, accompanied with a disturbing combo system that will make you release your Inner Animal.

Hotline Miami's story plays pretty much as a puzzle, you will have to put the pieces together to figure out which events happened before and after, dragging the player into a labyrinth of dates, places and events that uncovers the mistery behind its characters, developing their personalities and showing their reasons.

Many people complain about HM2:WN for not being like its predecessor. Which, in my opinion, it's pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stupid. HM2:WN delivers a much comfortable, steady and clean gameplay than HM1, making it up for a much comfortable character control. HM2:WN also makes much more use of the [Shift] button by making large, challenging levels that Incites the player to play slightly more strategically.

Good Game.