![]() Short scenes between the missions further the story. Levels have specific objectives and in most of them all enemies need to be killed. Just like the original game the gameplay is fast and a single attack is often lethal, meaning levels are meant to be replayed multiple times until all enemy patterns are figured out. Some characters allow the player to choose from different skillsets or weapons. Each character has a specific set of abilities and perks, such as a faster speed, the ability to dodge roll, dual weapons, melee weapons only, Alex and Ash Davis as twins who use a chainsaw and guns and one is invincible as long as the other is alive, faster aiming, a silenced pistol, executions with firearms etc. The character selection is similar to the use of masks in the first game. Each level offers a single character or a small selection to choose from and each character offers a distinct perspective of the events. ![]() While the first game offered only two playable characters with each one tied to specific parts of the game, the sequel offers a larger playable cast. The story is tied directly to the first game and is set between 19, but with an anachronistic order. Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is the sequel to Hotline Miami with very similar gameplay and also the final game in the series. ![]()
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