r/HotlineMiami

As the title says, I did a remake of my first Corey drawing.

I hope you like it :)

Me and my friend after

Which do you think is the better ending theme, Miami or Dust? Like to put it to a question, if you were a 50 Blessings operative and got gunned down or beaten by the russians, which would you like to start playing as it all starts fading away?

I finally completed it 100%.

I think I might have a slight obsession with this game. The music, the gameplay, the endless restarts... I just can't stop.How many hours do you guys have?

I MEAN HALF OF THAT IS TRUE, HE DOESN’T EVEN USE ANY BUTCHER TOOLS

Edit i mean as like a horror villan name you know like ghostface or jason in that sense, im not talking about Martin Brown AS in Martin Brown im talking about the name of his lore

What do you think is the worst weapon in all of Hotline Miami? (including Hotline Miami 1 and Wrong Number)

I think it's the can of beer

The drawing is not mine

AKA i returned to this game after 5~ish years of not actively engaging in it and now im obsessed again

I was born with thick skin

Ok so we know the popular take is that he's an actor in a film, however, I believe that's a surface level interpretation.

Firstly, he's visited by Richard. As we know, he's some sort of bad omen, who only appears to violent people when their fate is sealed.

Then, his death would make no sense if he was actor. Why would they load a prop gun with real bullets? All the scene after he gets shot is just a death hallucination.

I know that he gets interviewed in TV if you choose to make Evan return to his family, but that only proves further my point. You see, if he got killed in a freak accident, how would he be there for an interview? I never said the movie isn't real. Maybe Martin is just hallucinating he's the actor that appears in the film.

The dream sequence would also make no sense if it was all a movie. Why would they put that inside a movie? A character dreaming he's the actor that he's being played by, who just so happens to make the very movie he appears in, getting criticized for being a sellout, and admitting he likes to hear people scream? That's some weird ass ouroboros.

The fact that he's hallucinating being the main character of an actual movie makes sense too, as Pardo's dream in Caught would make sense. They've both seen the movie.

I don't know why I get slimed in comment sections for saying this, tbh. I think it makes way more sense, and it fits Dennaton's weird ass writing style.