The Cold One [UPDATED 03/25/20] [9 levels; Medium to Hard]

Disclaimer: Please do not datamine! We haven't released the sprite assets of this campaign publicly for a reason. Speak with me directly for permission instead. We have plans to release assets publicly when the universe «The Cold One» will completed. We have created an autoinstaller for campaign «The Cold One». Please, use it for proper music & mod installation. You get a backup of your original files. But, if you like it in old way, we also have a link for WAD-files. >>>>>> Download the installer >>>>>Download only files Hotline Miami 2 -> Press RMB on the game in list -> «Local files» -> LMB on «Browse local files» -> Find file hlm2_music_wad.bak and delete the «.bak» from the name (that's our sort of backup). Welcome to «The Cold One» «The Cold One» is a сampaign for Hotline Miami 2. Name has many meanings. This is a story of Vladimir (Volodya — for friends) - a young guy from the countryside, who was damn lucky. In the 1990's, he was able to escape after a robbery. Then he got caught, but in court he was helped to avoid punishment and called to work off the debt for Russian Mob. Soon, his boss was caught in the capital. The new chief gave new mission to Volodya and sent him along with a couple of comrades to create a cell of the group... in Japan. Volodya does not know the Japanese language, local culture and customs. There's no place for a luck. Competitors here aren't welcome. Strangers are hated here. The cold sea wind chills to the bone, and rigidity, coolness and unscrupulousness - the basic rules of negotiation. Don't catch a cold. Meeghaard's note: «If you like our campaign, please, watch the «Pusher» trilogy by N. W. Refn and «The Bandit Petersburg» series». Music playlist: Run by OGRE and Dallas Campbell Ascension by Divenger Divenger Vandereer by El Huervo Cauldron by El Huervo Bright Red by SINFUL OWLS Fukurokouji by El Huervo Serrated by Scattle Rest by El Huervo Safe by El Huervo Sacrifice by Tokyo Rose Shadow by El Huervo Air by El Huervo Deja Vu by