Feeling that they had basically perfected the series' core gameplay with the first title, the devs instead opted to explore what cool new things they could do with it. Originally envisioned as a quick piece of DLC for the first game to tie up loose ends, the levels and stories quickly grew to the point that it was significantly longer than the original, so it was decided to simply package it as a sequel and go all-out with the development. Whereas the first game featured a Jigsaw Puzzle Plot that left several pieces intentionally missing, Wrong Number uses Pulp Fiction-style Simultaneous Arcs played in Anachronic Order to explore the backstory of the world and the aftermath of the first game, providing insight to some of the weirder plot threads as a result. Set in an Alternate History version of The '80s and The '90s, Wrong Number serves as something of a Mind Screwdriver. A digital comic book serving as a prequel for the game began publication on Steam on February 17, 2015, providing background on the various characters and factions featured in the first and second games. The game was released for Windows, Linux, OSX, Playstation 3, Playstation Vita, and Playstation 4. Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is the 2015 Sequel to Hotline Miami, made by Dennaton Games and published by Devolver Digital. If you feel you have reached this page in error, please check the URL and try your wick again.
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