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Hotline Miami Developer (Sort Of) Encourages Piracy
Jonatan Söderström, the creator of Hotline Miami, has posted on twitter a comment that implies that he doesn't really mind if you pirate his game.
Söderström said, "I don't really want people to pirate Hotline Miami, but I understand if they do. I've been broke the last couple of months. It sucks." He can also be seen on pirating message boards offering helpful hints for those trying to grab the game for free.
We actually played a bit of Hotline Miami in a recent episode of Test Chamber, which you can check out below.
[via PC Gamer]
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