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Hotline Miami: Questioning Violence

#hotlinemiami #gamereview #gaming #indiegame "Do you like violence?" Not exactly something we ask ourselves when booting up a video game, right? I mean, I’ve never had that thought cross my mind while stomping on a Goomba. But if you stop and think about it for a second, violence is everywhere in games. We engage with it constantly, yet rarely pause to question why. The debate over video game violence has been going on for decades and, honestly, it’s been beaten to death. But here’s the thing, I’d wager most of us don’t reflect on it while we’re playing. Not unless a game forces us to do so. And few titles confront our relationship with violence as directly and uncomfortably as Hotline Miami. ---------------------------------------- Time stamps 00:00 - Intro 02:33 - Scoring 03:53 - Weapons 05:45 - Enemies & Level Design 08:26 - Aesthetic & Music 10:14 - Masks 12:29 - Who is Jacket? 15:15 - Phonecalls 19:12 - Escalation 24:13 - Visitations 27:38 - Trauma 31:56 - Vengeance 37:18 - The Other Guy 40:36 - Questions 44:07 - Answers 48:30 - Conclusion ---------------------------------------- Soundtrack In Order Of First Appearance 1) Arcade Origins - Casual Games Music Pack Volume 1 Track 1 Menu 2) M.O.O.N – Subbygroove 3) Jasper Byrne – Hotline 4) M.O.O.N. – Hydrogen 5) El Huervo – Crush 6) Sun Araw – Horse Steppin 7) Sun Araw – Deep Cover 8) M.O.O.N. – Crystals 9) M.O.O.N. – Release 10) Scattle – Flatline 11) Scattle – Knock Knock 12) El Huervo – Turf 13) Perturbator – Electric Dreams 14) Scattle – It's Safe Now 15) Scattle – To the Top 16) Elliott Berlin – Musikk per Automatikk 17) Scattle – Inner Animal 18) Bruce Springsteen – Born In The USA (Midi track) 19) El Huervo – Daisuke (feat. Shelby Cinca) 20) Light Club – Blizzard