They also use mercenary dialogue when being told to move, or when they are attempting to revive Kane when he is down. So when Rific or Shelly are shot by Kane, they will both use the same dialogue, such as "Have you lost it?" or "Fuck you!". On the level "Retomoto Tower", all team-mates except from Lynch & Thapa will use the mercenary dialogue from the first level.Tried to play seriously in the gameplay, but I've played so much it's more fun to mess about a bit. It is 2h21m long, has no commentary, and skips most cut-scenes.
#Kane and lynch 2 dog days full#
Kane's Flashbacks all come with videos showing the exact flashback.Ī full gameplay video of Kane and Lynch: Dead Men is available here. Recently completed: A page of all the dying flashbacks from Kane and Lynch. With cracks appearing in Lynch's sanity and Kane's stability, they can trust no-one, not even each other, while being hunted down by Shanghai's criminal underworld and Police Force. Things go wrong and Kane and Lynch find themselves struggling to survive in the dark, cruel and nightmarish back streets of a gritty and Shanghai. The story begins with Lynch having found peace in Shanghai and attempting to "make a fat deal where the pay is beyond his wildest dreams and nothing is going to get in his way." They can trust no one, not even each other as the cracks begin to appear in Lynch’s sanity and Kane’s stability.ĭog Days switches the lead in the series, putting players in control of "self-medicated psychopath" Lynch. Experience their fight to survive through the back streets and rooftops of Shanghai’s gritty underworld.
Kane and Lynch face the consequences of their actions when a simple job gone wrong finds them on a desperate and frantic struggle to escape. In Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days, you play as two of gaming's most disturbing and realistic criminals Lynch – a self medicated psychopath - and Kane - a disillusioned and desperate ex-mercenary, in a gritty and brutal crime shooter from IO Interactive. Kane and Lynch 2- Dog Days - Welcome to Shanghai Trailer.wmv
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