Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise launched exclusively on Nintendo Switch and players have noticed its lacklustre performance.
Fluctuating, poor framerate holds it back from being a decent game, but for those wondering just how bad the framerate actually is, Digital Foundry has gone ahead and uploaded their analysis.
The game drops to as low as 2fps in some places and they touch on the long loading times.
About Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise
THE CULT CLASSIC MYSTERY THRILLER RETURNS!
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 spiralling deeper into the darkness…and the story begins anew.
Dig deep and unearth the evil lurking beneath a seemingly innocent town in Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise, only for Nintendo Switch.
TWO CASES, ONE MYSTERY
Boston, 2019. FBI Special Agents Aaliyah Davis and Simon Jones, looking into a case long-thought solved, find themselves on the doorstep of a person of interest. Reports of a few missing bodies wouldn’t normally interest the FBI, but something about this case just doesn’t add up.
Despite having few leads to go on, the pair hope asking this person the right questions about the ‘red tree’ might get them somewhere. But as the saying goes, be careful what you wish for – some cases are best left closed…
Louisiana, 2005. A series of strange murders has blighted the backwater town of Le Carré and the FBI sends one of its young recruits, Special Agent Francis York Morgan, to investigate. Befriended by the sheriff’s daughter, who seems older than her years, the two soon set out together to find the truth.
On the surface, the peaceful town and its kind residents seem harmless enough. But a darkness grows beneath and, as casualties mount up, Special Agent Morgan must find those responsible before it swallows him too…
