It’s sandwich-makin’ time
It’s time to jump on your skateboard, grab your Sinner’s Sandwich, and frame rate into oblivion, as Rising Star Games has announced that Swery65’s tongue-in-cheek-but-also-actually-badDeadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguiseis now available on PC via the Steam Store.
As a quick refresher,Deadly Premonition 2was the long-awaited follow-up to the notoriously goofy 2010 release,Deadly Premonition.The sequel features a dual storyline that sees put-upon investigator Francis Zach/York Morgan investigating a Bostonian murder in the past, while being interrogated over said case and its horrendous aftermath in the present. Guide our hero in past and present as they uncover the sinister psychological torment that lies beneath the surface of the sublime Le Carré.
WhileDeadly Premonition 2features the strange dialogue, goofy action sequences, and overall sense of compelling weirdness that is the series’ trademark, it was also lambasted at launch for its myriad technical issues, some of which went beyond the realm of parody and into poor value. Unfortunately, accordingto reports in the Steam forums, it seems that this new port carries its own weight in both new and old technical issues, (though it seems that the frame rate issues have been fixed).
In trueDeadly Premonitionstyle, it seems that this release is really just for those who have no problem dropping cash on irony, warts and all.Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguiseis available now on PC and Nintendo Switch. The Steam port is being sold at a discounted price until June 18.
