Hotline Miami 2 on for Q3 2014 release

Jamie Feltham

January 29, 2014

Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, the sequel to the critically acclaimed indie sensation, is on track for a Q3 release.

Developer Dennaton Games has confirmed as much on the game’s Twitter account, stating: “Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number will launch in Q3 2014. Act accordingly.”

The game is heading to PC, PS4 and PS Vita. We don’t know if this window applies to all versions of the game, though it’s safe to assume that at least the PC version will be with us by then.

Source: Twitter

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Jamie Feltham

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