Hotline Miami RPG

>>55293958
Probably mix the pre-planning tactics style with a respawn and try again formula to emulate the classic game play.

>>55294154
How would a respawn system work exactly?

>>55293958
>How would a hotline miami rpg work?
You'd all die fifteen minutes in and have to roll new characters.

Then you'd do that about 800 times.

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>>55294618
>not bringing an atlas sized folder entirely composed of stat sheets and burning the ones that die

>>55294599
When the party inevitably wipes a few times, you restart the encounter and keep track of what they have done on previous runs so they can optimize the next run. Of course, there has to be limitations, like a lowered reward the more times you die, etc.

Just play Hell, Vice, Merciless

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>>55293958
Check this out, I´ve wanted to try it out for quite some time, but never got the chance.

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>>55293958
>How would a hotline miami rpg work? What system would you use?

>>55293958

Shadowrun or Savage Worlds w/ less health.

>>55296436
Not OP, but this is cool, thanks

>>55296436
Not OP, but this is cool as fuck. Might use this for something. Thanks anon.