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Devolver Digital’s bundle on Twitch Prime might be deal of the week
While I've my issues with Amazon's global mega-monopoly, I can't deny that the monthly sack of games that Twitch gives out to Amazon Prime subscribers is an oft-impressive bunch. This month more impressive than most - it's a bundle of Devolver Digital's best, including Broforce, both Hotline Miami games, Strafe (much improved by updates), Crossing Souls, The Swords of Ditto and recently lauded ninja platformer…
The level editor for Hotline Miami 2 [official site] is now properly launched, letting you create your own levels and campaigns for Dennaton's top-down bloodbath. Or, you know, meant to make your own but mostly end up playing levels other people have made - that's fine too. After six months in public beta, the editor is now live and the game's on sale too.
Way back in May, we were told the Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number [official site] Level Editor was "pretty close to completion" by developers Dennaton Games. It's taken its sweet time, but the subversive, hyper-violent top-down shooter's level editor has now entered its public beta phase, meaning it's now time for you to get your trigger-happy hands round blueprints of your own. So long as…
The promised level editor for Hotline Miami 2 [official site] is "pretty close to completion", developers Dennaton Games have explained in a a recent blog post. The editor looks to be pretty full-featured, allowing you to create anything from a single level to a full campaign with cutscenes. Folks have been scrappily making their own levels for a while by hacking into the game's disabled…
Ah man, this one's pretty good. A while back the producers at ComplexTV flew out to London to interview the reclusive developers of Hotline Miami [official site]. You can watch the results below: A just-about 30 minute-long documentary telling the tale of how two Swedish hipsters created one of the greatest indie games of all time. One of the guys cries in it, so you know it's good.
