Fuck it, im dressing up as jacket this halloween again

I've never felt guilt from the aftermath of a level. If anything I'd say I feel... satisfaction

I feel really bad because I missed a lot of the story and nuances while playing the game, only since watching this video did I realize I was missing out on ALOT of what was going on. Thanks for the cool and informative videob

God this game is so godlike.

the quality of the editing deserves more that 5.5k views

Wow. This has gotten me really interested with Hotline Miami's story, and I haven't actually played the game myself. Awesome work on this one homie!

Man, you can't seem to make a bad video can you :D. I've watched a few videos on hlm and hlm2 and this one is definitely the best I've seen so far. I hadn't noticed a lot of the easter eggs you covered. Also for 24:51 , the Dirty Hands technique is a reference to the panthers you fight in Showdown as they're panther paws. Again, this is a fantastic retrospective on the series, incredible job :D. also good fumo posts ;)

@SaimizZ

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Also damn. I didn't rly pick up on the dirty hands thing

I became obsessed with Manny Pardo right when I saw him after playing Hotline Miami 2 for the first time (Even though my brother hated him and told me not to like the character, Which for some reason made me like him more) So now I’m crazy for the ‘Crazy cop gone bad’ sort of trope. So now I have a really unhealthy obsession with this character. Anyways nice vid.

Really good video about really good game!

Returning to the menu screen after completing the ending of Hotline Miami 2, being welcomed by the music and the visuals finally understanding what they truly mean, will forever be the most chilling thing I've ever experienced in any video game. 'Untitled' by the Green Kingdom might honestly be one of the best tracks in the entire game because it really sells that feeling. From relatively peaceful but melancholic on the first startup to absolutely depressing an haunting towards the ending. Absolutely fantastic video man! Really hit me in the feels a bunch of times looking back at this masterpiece of game series. The first Hotline Miami was a fantastic experience but The second one truly hit different. Not many games really make you feel the way HM2 did for me at least. Keep up the good work man, hopefully your channel will blow up some day! Also, god I still have ptsd from playing the Level 'Dead Ahead' on Hard mode

@SaimizZ

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, that means a lot!

This is probably the greatest video about these games I've ever watched. I even learned little details that went over my head like the way the son blinks his eyes and his playstyle choice items reflecting important events in his life. You did an outstanding job with this video my guy

this is really the video i was looking for about hotline miami.

Holy shit dude, this was one of the best video essays I've seen in ages. I knew you had good editing, but your script writing is stellar too! I wasn't expecting that from my favorite Ultrakill montage creator! I've watched a lot of other video essays about these games, but this was the one that best outlined the underlying themes and explained the "why" behind all the crazy events. You have good taste in games dude!

Never thought Hotline Miami goes that deep into worldbuilding and characters. It's actually amazing, so thank you for this video! I also missed a everything in sequel because I hated it... the game is way different not only in sense of story, but in sense of game design too, and it was quite awful experience for me. The maps are so open so when enemy hears your gunshot they come from afar, and they're pretty fast too. So if you are out of bullets or if you didn't react, you're dead. There also were a lot of instances when I got killed by someone who was OFF SCREEN. And it ruined all fun for me so I didn't even bother completing it. The first Hotline Miami had a huge impact on me, but I think what makes me hate the game too is how inconsistent enemy behavior is. I shoot, they hear it and run towards me. That's what I expect. But sometimes I shoot and nothing happens. Sometimes I run to a guy and I can kill him from his back with ease, and sometimes he magically decides that he will react this time, instantly turning on spot and killing me instead. It always moments like this when I figure out some tactic how to complete the level, and it works until it doesn't. So although I think Hotline Miami is a great game, with very interesting ways to tell story without letting player know how deep he is into it, it's also worth noting that Hotline Miami has flaws that make me sad, because I really want to enjoy this game

@SaimizZ

Жыл бұрын

Yeah if the gameplay doesn't click for you, I can see how it can be hard to get into the game. The first time I played the game I ragequitted and didn't want to play it, the only reason I continued is that my friend encouraged me to keep going because it would be worth it

Ah, how convenient I look up a “hotline Miami aesthetic” video only to find this has been uploaded but a month ago! The idea came to me because I just watched How To Drink’s latest Cyberpunk video, and his explanation of cyberpunk as a genre versus an aesthetic got me thinking. In his first video on the series, the aesthetics he chose were different, reminded me more of Hotline Miami, and I realized a lot of people do that when trying to replicate a “cyberpunk” aesthetic. It got me thinking: what’s the difference? I see a lot of people describe HM’s aesthetic as “vaporwave” or “synthwave,” both of which I feel are too mellow and calm, but simply calling it an “80’s” aesthetic feels to broad for the specific hyper violence of it. And cyberpunk aesthetics I think of as grittier, combining the neon lights with grime and industrial dullness. Whereas in hotline Miami, everything is stylized, even the blood and the pipes. It makes sense there’s a conflation, Cyberpunk emerged as a genre in the 80’s, and HM is set in the 80s. Anyways, this is a great video. I really do think discussing the themes of something is a very important part of understanding the choices made in its aesthetic.

@SaimizZ

Жыл бұрын

A lot of cyberpunk, synthwave and vaporwave aesthetics get put into one because they all have a lot of similiarites, especaly the colors, but if you delve deeper there's major difference between all aesthetics

Easily one of the best hotline miami videos i've ever watched.

This reminds me a lot of Face Full of Eyes' videos, and I like that format! Great vid!

@SaimizZ

11 ай бұрын

You mean Face Full of Eyes? If so, thanks a lot because he's a big inspiration to me :D

@DogeickBateman

11 ай бұрын

@@SaimizZ Yeah I meant Face Full of Eyes, idk what the autocorrect was doing

This is the best Hotline Miami video I have seen Great work

This is one of the greatest video i've ever seen abt HM❤🐔

I'll just leave my like and comment here for better promotion.

Well done, i loved every part of this video. Please do something like cruelty squad next.

Awesome video, perhaps could you maybe analyze the custom campaign Hunter Saga. It’s fantastic, and is possibly just as effective as HLM2

Really great video!

Fantastic video... nice work!

Masterpiece games

that was edited very well

Really good video

Only 2 minutes in. Holy fuck, this is so underrated. Little update, finished the video. Definitely underrated.

Will you be making more videos like that? Because they are fucking amazing.

@SaimizZ

Жыл бұрын

Yeeees I will :)

Amazing video, I just wish I had played the game prior to watching this 💀💀

@SaimizZ

Жыл бұрын

Fucking oxy moment

Very good video

you are ganna make me want to buy this game arent you(:

For the ending that is scarily similar, a missle was fired near Taiwan, similar to BF4 and BO2 in scenario, but they might be harassed because "guilty of association" similar to how the Russians are treated by now, leaving this world isn't as scary as it sounds, more political instability in the US, and in some major western countries... Chilling

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Nice men :D

This video is great. And the ending is... so good... The only thin I want to say about is the phrase "innocent Russian". I'm Ukranian, and I hated Russian nation because of how fucked up they are, how many horrible things they made. Of course, some of them could be realy good people, but russian nation is so brainwashed, that you can't even call them people. I don't know if there is a way to open their eyes, and even if we'll do that, that doesn't mean that it will be easy or if they will refuse to elaborate. What i'm trying to say, that Russian nation is so dead brained, that it's realy hard to tell them truth and make them belive it. They had told lies for so long and listened to them for so long that they will not hear truth. Maybe russian people from Hotline Miami can listen to other than their govermant, but in real life they like hivemind, that belive only in the words of Putin. And this is not Putin's war, this is war between the world and whole Russian nation. If Putin die, there will be another person like him, maybe even worse. And.. That all that I wanted to say. I hope you understood me. Have a nice day.

Everyone is mentioning the war between ukraine and Russia but not mentioning plastine and israel this world is very disgusting and hypocritical and people

@thrwwccnt5845

19 күн бұрын

bro it's a Hotline Miami video, the story is about the cold war, of course he made the connection