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But then, I decided to dig around the wiki and learn about some of the secret achievements. I honestly thought I was done with this game when I first beat it. For the sake of not spoiling the story, I'll skip it and get to the real inspiration for this post: the achievement mop-up. Deaths are instant, but rarely frustrating when respawning is just as quick.īut, I digress. What looks like a fast paced action game on the surface suddenly becomes a puzzle game of sorts, especially when it comes to hunting down the A+ rank in each level (but we'll get to that later). Some can only be killed by gunfire, but gunfire attracts everyone to your location.
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The player is put through a series of levels in which the goal is to kill everyone on a given floor. What is Hotline Miami, you ask? Well, it can be summed up as a neon 80's top-down murderfest, but even then I don't think that's doing the game justice. I was also joyed to learn that unlike the PSP, the Vita supported trophies, and with that, my terrible completionist addiction. The small analog sticks allowed for quicker aiming, locking on to enemies is as easy as touching them on the screen, and the top down perspective just works on a portable. After all, I did hear that this game played like it was built for the Vita, and I'd have to agree. Then I got a Vita for Christmas, and with the game being only a buck or so on PSN I decided to bite and try it again. I'm pretty sure I picked up Hotline in a Humble Bundle ages ago, as I remember starting it on Steam one day, going "I'll never finish this", then giving up on it after stage ten or so. I've never done this before, so let's see how this turns out: After spending some quality time with Hotline Miami last week, I figured it'd be fun to do a segment on the process of taking a game from start to finish. Between school, work and an ever increasing Steam library, actually completing games has become a difficult task to keep up with. I rediscovered something I used to love, and that's 100%ing games. I went snowboarding, saw California for the first time, and, well, sat around the hotel playing a lot of videogames. On the game's box art they are seen with hair and glasses but in-game they are all bald and lack any kind of accessories.While Wyatt was kicking ass last week and posting article after article after article (and even a freaking podcast!), I was off in Lake Tahoe. Judging from artwork and in-game sprites, mobsters wear white pastel suits and blue shirts underneath. Silenced Heavy Pistol ( Wrong Number only).Mobsters can use these weapons in both Hotline Miami and Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number (with some exceptions): There is also a demonic sub-faction of Mobsters encountered in Apocalypse. However, they still remain to be some of the most common enemies in the game.
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Mobsters return in Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number and function the same, but aren't as common as they were in the first game. If this fails, the mobster will try to stay a set distance from the player and will not attack.
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If a mobster is stripped of his weapon, he will attempt to find another one which he can use. Mobsters can be taken down any way the player desires as they have no unique attributes. In Hotline Miami, they appear in every chapter except Trauma, Assault, Prank Call and Resolution. Mobsters (known as Mafia in the Level Editor) are the most common enemy in Hotline Miami and are one of the two most common enemy factions in Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, the other being Gangs. This article is on the enemy type, if you are looking for the Russian Mafia faction, See Russian Mafia.