Some lights are provided with a motion sensor that activates when detecting movements in front of it, forcing the player to investigate the dark corners before taking advantage of them.

The player can smash lights to create extra pockets of shadow to be used for hiding.

Climbing and crawling have been included to increase exploration and exploitation of new hiding places.

In the PC version, the player must keep the cursor inside the circle.

In the Wii version, the player must hold the controller completely still.

When hiding in shadows, if an enemy comes close to the playable character, the player will have to mimic a combination of buttons or motions in order to regulate the character's breathing to ensure that he remains calm and undetected.

Loud ambient noises can now be exploited by the player to drown out their foes.

For example, you can push an enemy face-first into a live fuse box, use telephone cords to strangle an enemy or you can beat an enemy to death in a toilet.

A new feature to executions in the game are the environmental kills, which can be used to eliminate an opponent.

Firearms can now be used for executions.

Similar to the first Manhunt, players perform 'executions' in three deadly shades - Hasty ( white) Violent ( yellow) and Gruesome ( red) Of the other two voice actors said to have recorded dialogue for the game, one of them also recorded dialogue for the original Manhunt, like Urbaniak. Even though two of them chose to remain anonymous, the third voice actor James Urbaniak publicly announced it on his blog on March 16, 2006, only to remove it days later. Rockstar Toronto developed the Wii version.įive voice actors have confirmed to have recorded dialogue for the game. In 2006 Rockstar Vienna was closed, and Rockstar London took over development. Game development began in 2004 at Rockstar Vienna. The VAC however approved the game for release a second time on March 14. On Januthe BBFC won their case in the High Court that the game had been approved for release on a misinterpretation of the law. This modified version was again rejected by the British Board of Film Classification Rockstar won its appeal against this rejection on December 10, 2007, but the BBFC challenged that decision through the courts. It was, however, released in some stores on October 29, 2007. On August 24, it was announced that Rockstar submitted a modified version of the game, which was re-rated with an M by the ESRB and allowed for an Octorelease date in North America.

It was originally scheduled for release in July, but it was suspended by Take-Two due to a rating rejection in the United Kingdom and Ireland and an AO rating in the United States for being too violent. The game was released in North America and Europe for the PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, and Wii on October 31, 2007. Manhunt 2 is a stealth action psychological/survival horror video game developed by Rockstar Games and the sequel to 2003's Manhunt.

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