Review: Deadly Premonition Origins (Nintendo Switch)

A mysterious serial murder occurs in Greenvale, a small town in North America surrounded by beautiful nature. FBI agent York sets out with his “friend” Zach to face the case. Spend time with the town-people, soak your self into nature and truth will gradually become clear. When you finally get to the truth, you’ll find yourself difficult to leave Greenvale.

Pros:

• Nice graphics.
• 6.4gb download size.
• Action Adventure gameplay.
• Tutorials throughout.
• 3rd person perspective.
• Twin Peaks feel to it.
• Resident evil of the vintage kind controls more in terms of the shooting.
• Save at telephones.
• It takes influence from many titles.
• Whacky and weird scenarios.
• Icons on screen for interactions.
• Driving sections.
• When resuming a game or save you get treated to a recap cutscenes to catch you up.
• Eerie soundtrack.
• Puzzle elements.
• Collectibles to find.
• Full of charm.
• A weird yet oddly intriguing story.
• Good fit for Nintendo Switch.
• Can invert axis and sensitivity slider.

Cons:

• Awkward controls.
• Janky animations.
• Can feel lost at times.
• Gets far out there!
• Can’t change controls.
• No replay value.
• Clipping issues at times.