Quite sad that we, as customers, can't purchase Manhunt 2 anywhere (I'm outside the US). I think that despite the game's horrific violence, people should have a choice whether or not they want to play it. Rockstar needs to make a stand against such bans worldwide. Games have proven they can be categorized as art, so why should fans be forbidden from owning Manhunt 2?

Originally posted by Hardwired:

Quite sad that we, as customers, can't purchase Manhunt 2 anywhere (I'm outside the US). I think that despite the game's horrific violence, people should have a choice whether or not they want to play it. Rockstar needs to make a stand against such bans worldwide. Games have proven they can be categorized as art, so why should fans be forbidden from owning Manhunt 2?

Cause R* would need to actually fix the game issues like broken AI etc. before listing it on distribution services as Steam.

I just bought the Amazon version (comes with online activation code, uncut) from Kinguin for 20$ (if you have the Honey browser extension, you can also save some extra cash).

It's not the same version that gamingdragons sells, that one is a pirated/cracked version.

The Kinguin version is the same that was sold on Amazon in the past, also you can activate it in almost all countries (including Germany and Australia)

Originally posted by HUNDancsi38:

I just bought the Amazon version (comes with online activation code, uncut) from Kinguin for 20$ (if you have the Honey browser extension, you can also save some extra cash).

It's not the same version that gamingdragons sells, that one is a pirated/cracked version).

The Kinguin version is the same that was sold on Amazon in the past, also you can activate it in almost all countries (including Germany and Australia)

What platform is the code for?

It's the normal "setup file version" with a .exe and 2 .bin (data) files that you download from your personal storage (you will get a link after the purchase for downloading the 3 necessary files).

You can also burn the files to a DVD (for future backup), the size is a little over 3 GB.

It's not on Steam/Origin, etc. (but you can add the game to your Steam library after you installed it as a non-Steam game)

You simply install the game like in the old ways (start setup.exe, choose the installation directory, press Next, etc.) after you launch the game, copy-paste the activation code that you get and it will be activated online.

Everything went fine for me, game loaded as it should. I remember the gamingdragons version was detected as a trojan for some reason, not this one.

Originally posted by tyl0413:

Originally posted by HUNDancsi38:

I just bought the Amazon version (comes with online activation code, uncut) from Kinguin for 20$ (if you have the Honey browser extension, you can also save some extra cash).

It's not the same version that gamingdragons sells, that one is a pirated/cracked version).

The Kinguin version is the same that was sold on Amazon in the past, also you can activate it in almost all countries (including Germany and Australia)

What platform is the code for?

from what I heard steam doesn't allow ao games

even if you add it as a non steam game?

also Hatred is an AO game and it's on Steam, same goes with one of the 3D Leisure Suit Larry game, it's also on Steam

Originally posted by dumbass:

from what I heard steam doesn't allow ao games

They do.

Originally posted by HUNDancsi81:

It's the normal "setup file version" with an .exe and 2 .bin (data) files that you download from your personal storage (you will get a link after the purchase for downloading the 3 necessary files).

You can also burn the files to a DVD (for future backup), the size is a little over 3 GB.

It's not on Steam/Origin, etc. (but you can add the game to your Steam library after you installed it as a non-Steam game)

You simply install the game like in the old ways (start setup.exe, choose the installation directory, press Next, etc.) after you launch the game, copy-paste the activation code that you get and it will be activated online.

Everything went fine for me, game loaded as it should. I remember the gamingdragons version was detected as a trojan for some reason, not this one.

Originally posted by tyl0413:

What platform is the code for?

As u said activating the product by code..... So is this game will be linked with your Rockstar Social Club account??? i mean can you then download from rockstar launcher??

if so where can i buy this version?

Originally posted by IMXSwarup:

Originally posted by HUNDancsi81:

It's the normal "setup file version" with an .exe and 2 .bin (data) files that you download from your personal storage (you will get a link after the purchase for downloading the 3 necessary files).

You can also burn the files to a DVD (for future backup), the size is a little over 3 GB.

It's not on Steam/Origin, etc. (but you can add the game to your Steam library after you installed it as a non-Steam game)

You simply install the game like in the old ways (start setup.exe, choose the installation directory, press Next, etc.) after you launch the game, copy-paste the activation code that you get and it will be activated online.

Everything went fine for me, game loaded as it should. I remember the gamingdragons version was detected as a trojan for some reason, not this one.

As u said activating the product by code..... So is this game will be linked with your Rockstar Social Club account??? i mean can you then download from rockstar launcher??

if so where can i buy this version?

no, this version is not related/linked to your Rockstar Social Club Account, it is the Amazon version. The code you will receive is for activating the game on Amazon.com and it is the same version as the retail one (DVD version that came with a cd-key).

Originally posted by Painstar:

Originally posted by Hardwired:

Quite sad that we, as customers, can't purchase Manhunt 2 anywhere (I'm outside the US). I think that despite the game's horrific violence, people should have a choice whether or not they want to play it. Rockstar needs to make a stand against such bans worldwide. Games have proven they can be categorized as art, so why should fans be forbidden from owning Manhunt 2?

Cause R* would need to actually fix the game issues like broken AI etc. before listing it on distribution services as Steam.

The AI is broken because of FPS. If you enable v-sync it works fine.

you can get a dvd for manhunt 2

Originally posted by kolter:

from what I heard steam doesn't allow ao games

What about all the vr porn games then?

Originally posted by kolter:

from what I heard steam doesn't allow ao games

well, that's not true, they are AO games on Steam, Hatred and Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered are AO games (not censored).

Originally posted by HUNDancsi81:

Originally posted by kolter:

from what I heard steam doesn't allow ao games

well, that's not true, they are AO games on Steam, Hatred and Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered are AO games (not censored).

It was true when Manhunt 2 released, which is why it isn't here.