The two Manhunt games released for the PS2 remain two of the most controversial games ever made, and I was intrigued when I heard that it was being released on the PSP too. Although this is ultimately a dilluted version of the PS2's Manhunt 2, it's a refreshing tonic for the PSP, and probably the grisliest game on the platform. If you've played Manhunt 2 on another platform, then you know the operating procedure: the premise has you as a guy who has been kidnapped and awakens as a contestant on a TV show called Manhunt, who has to fight and murder his way to salvation through numerous levels against increasingly more psychotic baddies who wield increasingly ...  Read the complete review

The general story of Manhunt 2 focuses on the main character you play in the game. You play as Daniel Lamb. He is a scientist who wakes up in an abandoned run-down asylum. It looks like it's been unused for many years, however it hasn't. There are many inmates who have just broken loose and roaming around killing off the asylum guards. You have a companion with you who is mysterious man named Leo. He helps you and guides you through the game and your challenge. You escape the asylum and go through various different landscapes and levels killing many 'guard dogs' from an experiment known as 'The Project'. In this game you are constantly hiding as everyone is ...  Read the complete review

First things first. Of all of the games I have played on the PSP, this game seems to be the most originally developed one. This game is not what you would expect from a PSP game: its not glitchy, or a quick port from a console. This game is basically based around a secret mind control project that you find yourself in the middle of. The mind control project was aiming to make a perfect cold hearted killer and normal person dual personality, but as usual something went wrong and both personalities merged- leaving you as a crazy cold hearted killer on the run from the people trying to cover thier mistakes up. You start off in an insane asylum and escape due to an ...  Read the complete review