Added: 08.01.2015 10:14 | 21 views | 0 comments


Deadly Premonition was first envisaged as a PSP title, but not long after Swery and his team decided they would move development onto both the PS3 and XBOX 360. The games original PS3 release was Japan only and used the title Red Seeds. Fast forward to now, or rather last month, and we find that this obscure title has been given a way to all of us lucky Playstation Plus subscribers, in Directors Cut form.

Added: 08.01.2015 10:11 | 18 views | 0 comments


TNR: "There's certainly plenty of reason to dislike Deadly Premonition. The graphics look 10 years out of date, the controls are clunky, the animations are ridiculous, the sound mixing is poorly balanced, the lip syncing is awful, and the music selection is often totally inappropriate. As a result of the clunky controls and the large open-world, the bulk of the actual gameplay feels pretty uncomfortable, and even a little boring, particularly in the beginning when you have very little reason to care about what's going on. Hidden beneath all of these superficial problems, however, is a comically bizarre, oddly fascinating, and uniquely surreal experience."

Added: 08.01.2015 7:11 | 19 views | 0 comments


Deadly Premonition was first envisaged as a PSP title, but not long after Swery and his team decided they would move development onto both the PS3 and XBOX 360. The games original PS3 release was Japan only and used the title Red Seeds. Fast forward to now, or rather last month, and we find that this obscure title has been given a way to all of us lucky Playstation Plus subscribers, in Directors Cut form.

Added: 30.12.2014 14:14 | 20 views | 0 comments


RPS: "Are you willing to gamble £1.99 on a game you might very well loathe? If so, head on over to Steam and buy Deadly Premonition in the sale. It is wonky, it is ugly, it is weird, it is slow, its port is awful, and it is charming, it is exciting, it is weird, it is funny, and it is one of my favourite games."

Added: 07.10.2014 5:12 | 20 views | 0 comments


On October 10, prospective buyers can finally purchase the Deadly Premonition mugs and other merchandise products at Rising Star Games's online retail store. Additionally, these consumers can order their physical copies of their favorite video games.