Gaming Age

24th July 2020
Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Dustin Chadwell
Publisher: Rising Star Games
Machine: Nintendo Switch (US Version)

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Scores

Nintendo Switch Version
Overall58%

Summary

A mixed bag. I enjoyed the story, loved the characters and I'm happy to see more of Francis York Morgan's weird adventures. But actually playing the game to get to the good stuff never feels great. Some technical improvements would help a lot, but wouldn't completely solve the mundane mission design, tongue-in-cheek fetch quests, or subpar combat encounters.

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