The Hong Kong Massacre
Take on the role of a former police detective bent on exacting vengeance for his partner's murder and use of a mixture of raw firepower, slow-motion and dive/dodge mechanics to tear your way through the criminal ranks. Dive through windows or dodge behind cover – every shot is lethal, so stay aware of your surroundings and exploit the environment however you can. When the heat is on, you can slow down time and plan for the next move. Avoiding bullets whilst taking out enemies is crucial for survival – but beware, your slow-motion ability is limited: plan fast, think ahead and bring down the bad guys unscathed. Each level features a range of challenges, allowing you to to unlock new weapons as you progress, trading bullets from restaurants to rooftops across a moody, crime-riddled city.
Game Discussion
Steam User 10
Here is the most basic and honest review you are going to get. The game is just as cool and fun as it looks. Its just as basic as it looks. its worth it if it looks like your kind of game. anyone who is complaining about the game is just straight up whining because its hard. its supposed to be hard. if you are going to want a game where you don't die a lot there are all sorts of games on steam you can find. just search baby games and you'll find plenty. This game is like better looking Miami hotline in China. simple as that. If you plan on using a controller its going to be harder so keep that in mind. other than that pop some headphones on listen to some good stuff and rip it. Its a good time. its 20$. you've spent 20$ on dumber things. its 20$ for mcdonalds now man. Its your life though.
Steam User 7
A semi-enjoyable, mediocre, John Woo-style Hotline Miami clone.
It's not particularly polished, and some of its aspects feel quite at odds with the kind of experience the game wants to offer (especially the unlockables, which basically force you to give up one of the game's best features), but it has enough content to scratch that itch, albeit not for long.
I personally wasn't interested enough to go all the way through. Ultimately, I'd rather just play Hotline Miami again.
But it's fine.
Steam User 7
PRO-TIP: Use slow-mo constantly. In most other games, I like to hold back from using abilities until absolutely necessary. However, HK Massacre lets you fully refill your slow-mo meter in less than 0.5 seconds, so clearly the game wants you to be in slow-mo all of the time. That's the only way you can dodge the insanely fast enemy fire and it's obvious the whole game is built around you stylishly weaving & dodging around bullets in slow mo. It's a homage to John Woo cinema, after all! Once you understand that, this is an incredibly fun and satisfying game.
Steam User 6
Ey, do you like Max Payne?
Do you like John Wick?
And most importantly, do you like hurting people?
If you say yes to any of these, then this game is for you!! Although there's a bit of jank, the field of view is limited, and the character moves a bit too slow, the game's still great if you enjoy any of the questions mentioned above
Steam User 4
Just simple fun, combat feels very satisfying as you blast down doors and roll through windows. Cutscenes left a little to be desired but then again you're not playing this game for the cutscenes
Steam User 4
Fun short game. Beat it on Hard without using slowmo but some achievements are on Medium so I didn't get those that are tied to Medium.
Also how do you even accomplish the challenge of not missing a bullet in every level. That is so BS
Steam User 4
This game it's too underrated. Is not an easy game but need to try to see how much is beautiful. The scenography is beautiful, the visual effects are wonderful and the music is great. Therefore, why is not appreciate it?
Come on, get it and have fun with it!