Deadly Premonition 2 is both a prequel and sequel to the original game, moving back and forth between the year 20, and while it plays upon certain elements of the first game, the majority of the featured cast is brand new. I think the original is a slightly better game overall, I liked the Twin Peaksy setting of Greenvale more so than the southern Le Carre, but mechanically both games are sort of on par with each other. To their credit, while writing this review, at least one patch did land that seemed to solve one significant bug I kept encountering, so there is hope that Deadly Premonition 2 will end up in a better state down the road.ĭo you need to play the original game in order to enjoy the sequel? Not necessarily. Deadly Premonition 2 still needs a lot of work done to it in order to feel technically sound, and while the developer and publisher have made clear they are working on issues but when those kinks get ironed out is anyone?s guess.
It also makes it a difficult game to suggest to other people at least in its current state. I?ll start this review out by saying that I enjoy Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise a fair amount despite a whole host of flaws that make absolutely loving the game a pretty difficult thing to do.
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