BloodyRain said:
Wright said:
BloodyRain said:
Wright said:
Well, it is indeed a pretty average "game". The graphics are horrible, the gameplay is murky and unpolished and it has rough edges (This all is fixed in the Ps3 version though). However, it has one of the most interesting stories told in a videogame (Not 999 quality, but hey, it has some crazy plot twists and unforgettable characters), and the soundtrack is pretty awesome though. If you can endure some vexing technical flaws, Deadly Premonition can be a clever, satisfying adventure.
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I can usually forgive some of the gameplay and graphics to an extent if it has a nice story. Most games seem to have rather forgettable stories now. The last game I played that I really got immersed into the story was bioshock infinite
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Well, I can tell you that as a story-lover myself, I found Deadly Premonition's story to be pretty sweet, well executed and totally clever. I couldn't see the plot twists coming even with the foreshadowing the game does for you. And when the game surprises you once, it surprises you twice in the same row. And it is nice too, it has its parts where everything is left to the interpretation of the player; yet the main storyline is fleshed-out well so that it provides amusement wether your theories worked out or not.
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I might eventually check it out then. I'm guessing the directors cut fixes most of the issues then?
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Yup. The Ps3's version is definitively the one to pick up if you haven't played the game yet.
