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I personally don't think one is superior to the other.
Hotline Miami is supposedly easier due to levels being more constrained, whereas in HM2 you have very long levels with enemies able to shoot you from out of sight. HM is shorter than HM2 (5-6 hours to finish the main story versus 8-9 hours), but you can't really understand what's happening in HM2 without playing HM first. On the other side, there's no real closure to HM and HM2 is needed to know the whole picture.
I really think you should take both games as one continuous story split in two tomes.
HM2 > HM1 -- Casually
HM1 > HM2 - Speedrun wise
But they're both great games
I agree that you kinda need both, but if you only have the money for one game, make it Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number.
what level was it, and if its Dead Ahead Room 3 on hard mode, you dont say!