Please make the music mod avaible again, I wanna play this campaign :-(

sadly the music playlist is no more available :(

big boi, you are the best!

Man, this is easily one of my favourite custom campaigns. It's tough but incredibly fun when you start rushing through them, and the music choices fit the levels so well. The only gripe I had was the really dark level (I think it's the last or second last level) that was really tough to see.

its ok

thanks big boi

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the links aren't working

uwu fix the links pweeeaaase

fix the links plweaseee :(

links are dead

the music download links don't work anymore

hi clover

Everything was so on-point, the music, the level design, the story, the ending, it made me feel like the first time I played Hotline Miami

10/10

Shockpoint has to be hands-down the best level on this entire workshop
The music on that level is also an absolute banger
MAD PROPS

The song playlist is above the comments

What is that song that plays in Euphoria?

Incredible level design, finally a serious story that fits in with the main one. Well done!

damn fan fic gets more intense every day...

Not with that attitude

Amazing campaign.

Great straight to the point story that is very easy to follow, as well as a unique and very cool ending.

The story is plausible enough to fit into the world and lore without breaking anything/not making sense (while you might think it doesn't at first, the ending explains it), the level design and sprites and very good and overall, this is an example of Editor used right

This might seem like your usual '50 Blessings operative massacring mobsters' but the story and ESPECIALLY the ending is exceptional.

10/10

But Golden Retrievers wouldn't attack the player

Can you make the dogs Golden Retrievers so we can see them in the dark.

Spectacular campaign, it has a awesome story that isn't confusing and really well done character sprites and level layouts. The only complaint i have is the transition from a cutscene to a level and vice versa, i felt it was a bit sudden, kinda like when a movie has a scene where 2 characters are having a serious conversation and then in less than a second the scene changes to a action scene, wich in itself isn't that bad when done right, but with this campaign it felt a bit weird.

Other than that, pretty solid campaign, would recommend.

10/10

Absolutely amazing campaign, one of the best workshop levels I've played. Very good choice of music and ambiance!

Honestly one of the best campaigns I've ever played. Perfectly executed, levels are well thought out, and it's a blast to play. Incredible job, you deserve all the recognition you're getting!

One of the best compaing

tricky fnf

+Story is amazing and well written. I won't spoil anything. Just play it.
+Presents a good level of challenge, from HM1 style melee romps to shootouts in office buildings.
+Music contributes greatly to the tense atmosphere.
-Game completely stopped responding after I killed the last enemy on Stage 5 and went back to the ground floor. Not even the ESC key worked. I had to ALT+F4 out of the game.

Overall 9/10, an experience that truly does not disappoint. That one game breaking bug was pretty much the only blemish.

God damn, I remember playing a bit of this after I beat hotline miami and got bored of it due to thinking it was another "Masked political assassin kills mobsters" and that it was just a re-imagining of Jacket's storyline but god damn, that twist solidified how amazing this story is. Good job lad

this campaign was great

Music links aren't working?

I just found that Bloodline is replaced by You fucked the Devil, cool. campaign is pretty cool, even though it uses the same template as The Usual Suspects, 8/10

Good campaign. storyy full of plot twists and characters. The unusual, but well-made dark atmosphere. Levels are filled with gry and black tones, which is cool. But some of the levels made me mad, because of the small rooms. Sometimes character refused to take weapons. But cool work. 7/10.

Nevermind. I did NOT look at the credits.

Hey Rob, and Doorstu. Can you tell me the name of the song from the level "Decay" please?
I'm having a hard time to find it myself.

the usual suspects + hotline miami :) great campaign

One of the best stories i played, thenk you for creating this

I don't think I ever left a comment on this campaign - I enjoyed it a lot! It's not perfect, but it has this engrossing atmosphere that makes it hard to put down. I liked the framing story of the police interrogation and how Walter's recollections were distorted versions of HLM1 scenarios. I kinda saw the twist at the end coming, but the scenes after that were captivating.

My complaints would mostly be about the level design. Some levels are too cramped for their own good, where a single gunshot sends a half-dozen mobsters after you. Other ones, like the call center level, place too many enemies in a single room, forcing you to spam tons of bullets in there to clear it out. Also, some of the dialogue has some grammatical issues.

Overall, this is a solid campaign. Nice work to everyone involved.

I was speaking to the both of you!

Please don't give me credit, give Rob the full credit, he's really the "mastermind" behind this campaign :)

I adore this. I cannot express how much I loved this campaign from beginning to end. I knew something was up when I was seeing HM2 characters appearing out of canon but I kept going. Honestly I had expected this to be some kind of asset flip where you wanted to save time by just using established characters. I should have known it was a 'The Usual Suspects' twist /spoiler] ! You completely tore my expectations apart and scattered them into the burning nuclear fire. Both of you, wonderfully done!

A really good campaign,i liked the aesthetic more greyish colors.The combat was fast and enjoyable,the story was really good. But im really confused because of the end where the police station gets raided,i have no idea what happend.

Giving credit to the plot was something I considered for a while, but decided it’s best to leave out as it would essentially be spoilers for the movie. As a Hollywood film from 24 years ago, I think it will survive the lack of credit. I suppose you can argue I’m trying to take personal credit for it by obscuring the connection, but that wasn’t my intention.


I suggested the Everything is a remix webseries because of the fight club accusations, not the Usual suspects.

I’d also like to point out while the twist and framing device was used, the character motivations, and levels were created on their own, it was not taken beat for beat.


But I’m glad you enjoyed the gameplay regardless, and hope Human Bean 3 will be a better experience for you!

Yeah, I realised that and I'm sorry for it. I shouldn't have get so upset by such a little detail, but I still think copying a plot of a movie for your HM campaign and saying you've came up with it isn't a thing you should do. It doesn't bother me as much as it did on my first playthrough tho and that's why I still like the campaign. I just hope you're not gonna do it again and next time you either come up with original plot or give the credit to the source not to the person who stole it.

Regarding your third comment, you made the idea of Rob having copied the whole story a really big point in your older comments, which is... yeah, contradictory.

(1/3)First off- I'm really sorry if anything I said came out as mean. I did enjoy gameplay part of the campaign and tbh that Fight Club "reference" wasn't that big of a deal. I just got a little bit angry after the "Usual Suspects" part. I watched "Everything is a Remix", but even after that I can't agree with you. In a webseries, when they talk about getting ideas from other movies, they're showing mainly examples from when a film reacreated a single shot or a scene, not a base plot.

(2/3) Spoiler for the "Usual Suspects" and "Madness"
Your campaign's and movie's story are practicly the same- they start with a man sitting in a room,waiting to be interrogated by the police(let's call him Verbal, cuz why not?).Later we find out he was a part of criminal organization,that was killed by a mysterious man that they've been working for and only Verbal survived.In his story he mentions a leader of his group,who we learn is his close friend.At the end cops suggest that his friend was the identity of their mysterious boss and the man belives them.He leaves and now police officers have a new suspect to find. But after entering the room Verbal was sitting in,while waiting for interrogation,they find out that he was lying the whole time,and think he was the mysterious man.These suspitions are shown to be correct in a closing scene.

(3/3)As you can see, this plot can be used to descibe both the movie, as well as your campaign. That's mainly my issue. You didn't get inspired by it, you COPIED it. But now, when I think about it, I've made it sound more important that it really is. Campaign is great and this is only a minor problem. The reason why I got so angry at it was probably the fact that I enjoyed ARHB 2 so much and expected more from you with this one. I just watched your ARHB 3 update video and I'm really hyped for the end product. I just hope it will live up to it's name. Anyway, to summarize- campaing is good and the Usual Suspects part was a minor inconvenience that only affected me, so I'm still giving it a thumbs up and encourage everyone to play it.