Review: Deadly Premonition 2 A Blessing in Disguise (Nintendo Switch)
Seeds sprout. Roots take hold. Trees grow, covering all around in shadow. But even when light shines on the ground below, the roots remain, tendrils spiraling deeper into the darkness…and the story begins anew.
Pros:
- Nice graphics.
- 4.9gb download size.
- Four controller layouts.
- Japanese voice. (optional)
- In-game cutscenes.
- 3rd person action-adventure game.
- Tutorial pop-ups as you play.
- Tool box-central storage unit. Anything you put in it can be got at from any toolbox.
- Closet-change clothes but also send clothes to the dry cleaners as clothes get dirty over time.
- Phones-save points.
- Five save slots.
- 3 quest types-story/side/free.
- Open world.
- Play how you want.
- Map-shows points of interest, icons and you can set custom waypoints.
- Hud has a mini-map and compass complete with icons.
- Money can be lost by attacking innocent civilians.
- A really good captivating story.
- An assortment of mini-games to discover including bowling!
Cons:
- Constantly dropping frames and screen tearing to the point it hurts your eyes.
- The first half-hour is a conversation with little breaks to click a button.
- No auto-advance button on dialogue.
- Very slow starter.
- Long loading times.
- Random software closed because of error messages.
- Creates a fresh autosave every time so you are greeted with a wall of saves.
- Constant stop-start stop-start.
- Clunky robotic animations.
- No touchscreen support.
