Actually, upon firing up this game for the first time and watching its opening cinema, I even verbally predicted this painfully obvious and inevitable revelation. There is a major plot twist that is revealed at virtually the end of the game that almost everyone will see coming very early on. They now must work together to survive a seemingly never-ending supply of hunters while trying to figure out what the 'Project' has done to them, and to ultimately bring them down. He escapes the asylum where he is imprisoned with the help of his friend Leo. It revolves around a man named Danny who has been experimented on. Manhunt 2's storyline will succeed in leaving many gamers disappointed as well. Since you can't actually tell what is going on though, this remains a somewhat hollow addition. If you can successfully sneak up behind your enemy when they are close to a skull that appears on your radar, you will be able to kill them using anything from toilets to fire extinguishers. This time around you will also be given the chance to perform some environmental executions. Now instead of just waiting for the hunters to quickly lose interest and return to their routines for an easy execution, you have to wait even longer and complete this mini-game before you get your chance. Although I initially thought this was an addition that made the game seem more atmospheric, it actually only succeeded in slowing down the gameplay. You will then need to press a contextual button to remain undetected. Instead of just awkwardly heckling you, this time around they will actually peer deeper into the darkness while searching for you. As with the first Manhunt, hunters will become alerted to your presence and actively seek you out. However, if you do decide to stick with the stealthy approach, the game does do a decent job of keeping what worked in the first title and even attempts to add a few new elements.

Manhunt 2 screen shots