Wrong Number doesn’t focus on a single protagonist. The original saw Jacket destroying various outlets of the Russian mob at the insistence of mysterious phone calls the game itself tore through its confines and mocked players on their unquestioning of wanton murder. Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number takes place after the murders committed by Jacket under the direction of 50 Blessings in the first game. Hotline Miami seemingly couldn’t be topped. As if the ultraviolence wasn’t enough, the 80’s style soundtrack and atmosphere – with shades of Nicolas Winding Refn’s Drive and a heady dose of existentialist moral pondering – cemented it in our troubled minds and souls.
Dennaton Games took the world by storm when it released the first Hotline Miami.
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