Travelling around is smooth as it can be, however, the transitions between load screens and gameplay are rather abrupt. Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise on PC: The bare minimum At this point, I’m not sure whether Swery actually cares about the fans or is simply trolling them. Regardless, there’s been plenty of time to make this more than a simple port to PC. Despite the lack of graphical fidelity, many of the framerate problems have been ironed out. The rough edges are still firmly sat around every corner, and textures never improve, with multiple environmental pop-ins, as well as NPCs throughout the town.
It’s not a terrible-looking title, but it doesn’t look any more impressive than it did two years ago. There aren’t any visual options, making much of the game look as archaic as it did on Switch. There is no in-between, but the fascination surrounding this series has been splitting audiences for quite some time.Īs ports go, Deadly Premonition 2 on PC is as basic as it gets. You’re either going to love it or hate it. With it now releasing on PC, it was the perfect chance to play the sequel to a cult classic, gleefully hoping all those issues had evaporated into the humid Le Carré air. I never got a chance to play it myself, but when I heard about how janky and technically broken it sounded, I’m glad I didn’t. Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise released two years ago to mainly negative reviews due to its horrendous performance on Nintendo Switch.
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