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BLESSED | HARD | 13 LEVELS | VANILLA

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Blessed is, at this point, a vintage campaign. I made it over three months ago, back when the level editor first came out, after a long hiatus from playing HLM2 at all. It's far from perfect, but I think it still has some fun & challenging levels in there.

Most of the levels and floors break the new 21 enemy limit, which was a mistake made because I was brand new to level editing and hadn't practiced HLM2 in a while.

A month or so ago I started going back through and editing levels with the new recent feature updates, but I quickly grew tired of it and stopped, so some of the levels will feature new things like bannisters, double doors, free rotation, and even variant objects.

All of the strange sprites in the above cutscenes are from my personal mods and are not included in the campaign itself.

Video is by Enkerro.

ORIGINAL REDDIT POST:

"'Blessed' is a campaign focusing around Don Juan, Jones, and Manny Pardo. It's a 'prequel' sort of thing that tries to adhere to the rules of the 'canon' story. (There's probably a few campaigns like this honestly).

Twelve of the levels feature cover art by me, and 'Fatal' features a guest cover by Oeposej.

This campaign also contains 4 'remix' levels, which are heavily edited versions of maps others have created. Two of these levels were submitted to the campaign by my friends, and the other two are used with the permission of the original creators.

These are:

'Rat Den': A remix of 'House Call' by Grand Wizard Miller.

'Idle': A remix of the original level by Taciturn.

'Snuff': An original layout by heXer that I helped clean up, detail, and overall edited.

'Crossing': An original layout by ExodusTheAvali. He gave me this level for the campaign and I edited it. The dialogue is written by him.

The other 9 levels are entirely original excluding a remix of the first floor of 'Full House' from the original Hotline Miami. There are 23 intros and outros, as well as a handful of secret cutscenes and two possible 'endings'.

The difficulty of the levels is for those who have A+/S ranked all levels, or beaten Hard Mode.
At this time you will find that the final cutscene of the game does not roll credits."