Hidetaka Suehiro, director of the Deadly Premonition, revealed when we can expect an update about the long-awaited Deadly Premonition sequel on Nintendo Switch.
In a series of posts on Twitter, the director shared an update on how he and his team are doing in light of the ongoing Coronavirus situation in Japan.
2. Business:
Remote work is fit and be working well for us.
I am working 3 project now. (other than "Hotel Barcelona")
The Good Life: Going well
DP2: Something will happen in next week
One more: New something for mobile— Hidetaka SWERY Skywalker (@Swery65) April 26, 2020
According to his posts, the team has been working remotely on several projects, with an update about Deadly Premonition 2 planned for sometime next week.
About Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise
The true sequel to Deadly Premonition is coming to Nintendo Switch.
In the year 2005, FBI agent York visits Le Carré, a small town in New Orleans where he encounters a mysterious serial murder case alongside his “friend” Zach.
Produced by the original creator team. The story takes place in a small town in New Orleans which was created based on research and interviews.
Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise is an open-world game set in the small town of Le Carré. Your story starts in Boston, where it turns out FBI Special Agent Francis York Morgan will have to revisit the case he thought was solved in 2005. You will be solving various murders and crimes while jumping between 2005 and 2019 in true Deadly Premonition fashion.
“Only a few games have managed to stir up emotions the way the original Deadly Premonition did,” says Brjánn Sigurgeirsson of Rising Star Games. “Ten years later we’re literally thrilled to continue down this path to find out where Swery and his team take us.”
And finally, a note from Swery: “Roughly 10 years have passed since the original was released in 2010. Now, a miracle has happened, and I have a chance to reunite with my best friend—something I never thought would be possible.
“I’m working hard day and night while also looking back on the past to make sure this becomes something that doesn’t change no matter how much time passes, while also adapting to and interlocking with the current era – a game that encompasses all. Please get yourself a cup of coffee and wait for it to be completed!”
