RASMUS HOTLINE MIAMI HOW TO

Planning out your murderous rampage feels more like a puzzle than anything else, furthering the addictive drive to kill efficiently and stylishly. Stabbing one enemy with a knife you found and quickly throwing the blade into another gives you a combo bonus as do all kills in quick succession. You can pick up guns from the dead and even throw them at range.

RASMUS HOTLINE MIAMI HOW TO

The first levels teach you how to pick up weapons, how to topple enemies by surprising them or opening doors they happen to be standing behind, and how to use the X button to crush them and otherwise end their pathetic existence.

Early kills typically come by way of finishing an opponent you've already knocked down. When you crush an enemy's head with your boot, it sounds as squishy as you'd imagine. Players are tasked with locating a package and eliminating anyone in the way in each of the game's top-down levels.ĭespite its distinct lack of graphical fidelity, Hotline Miami still impresses with realistic sound effects and a visceral sense of action. If you don't already know, Hotline Miami gives players control over an unknown figure who is frequently visited by three masked figures, Don Juan, Richard, and Rasmus. I know we missed the boat on HM's PC release, but the PlayStation crowd will get to enjoy the full game on both PS3 and Vita later this year. That might sound sacrilegious to fans of the game who've already enjoyed it on PC, but it didn't take long for Hotline Miami to grab me by the collar and crush my skull into the pavement. The beats pounded in my head and I instinctively turned down the PlayStation Vita's volume. The massive Sony-brand headphones slipped over my ears and immediately started blazing the Hotline Miami soundtrack. Violent, bloody, with flashes of low-res gore, but how does it sound?

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