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About This Game You wanted it, now you've got it – the award-winning cult sensation Deadly Premonition is arriving on PC in an enhanced Director’s Cut package! Playing as special agent Francis York Morgan (call him York – everyone else does), it’s your job to investigate the brutal murder of a young local beauty in the town of Greenvale. Amidst the backdrop of soaring mountains and a small American suburb, York must solve the mystery of the Red Seed Murders and stay alive in a place where supernatural creatures and a mysterious raincoat-clad, axe-wielding killer seek to end his investigation for good. Part suspense-filled horror, part action-adventure game, Deadly Premonition offers an open-world experience packed with locals to meet and places to discover, as well as numerous side quests and mini-games that will help you solve the murders and uncover Greenvale’s deepest, darkest secrets.Deadly Premonition: The Director’s Cut includes new features over and above the original Xbox 360 game: A surprising new scenario from the game’s director, Hidetaka ‘Swery’ Suehiro Enhanced HD graphics with new textures Reworked control system allowing for an even better combat experience Additional content to expand the mystery beyond the original gamePlus this PC version offers exclusive add-on content not found in the PlayStation 3 release of Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut! And only in the Steam version, earn achievements and collect Steam Trading Cards – complete the whole set before the Raincoat Killer gets you!Full Controller Support now available. 6d5b4406ea Title: Deadly Premonition: The Director's CutGenre: Action, AdventureDeveloper:Rising Star GamesPublisher:Rising Star GamesRelease Date: 29 Oct, 2013 Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut Crack Activation deadly premonition director's cut guide. game - deadly premonition the director's cut - favoritos - ps3. deadly premonition director's cut ps4. deadly premonition the director's cut pc fix. deadly premonition director's cut won't launch. deadly premonition director's cut xbox 360. deadly premonition director's cut 360 controller. deadly premonition director's cut crash fix. deadly premonition director's cut gold edition. deadly premonition director's cut differences. deadly premonition the director's cut - deluxe edition. deadly premonition the director's cut pc full español. deadly premonition director's cut pc walkthrough. deadly premonition the director's cut spolszczenie chomikuj. deadly premonition director's cut not starting. deadly premonition the director's cut. deadly premonition director's cut art gallery code. deadly premonition the director's cut mods. deadly premonition director's cut frame rate. deadly premonition the director's cut trainer. deadly premonition director's cut ps3. deadly premonition the director's cut spolszczenie. deadly premonition the director's cut gameplay. deadly premonition the director's cut wiki. deadly premonition director's cut crash on startup. deadly premonition director's cut dpfix. deadly premonition the director's cut walkthrough. deadly premonition director's cut map. deadly premonition the director's cut repack. deadly premonition director's cut vs original. deadly premonition the director's cut magyarítás. deadly premonition director's cut gog. deadly premonition the director's cut patch. deadly premonition director's cut gog crash. deadly premonition the director's cut ps3 download. deadly premonition director's cut xbox one. deadly premonition the director's cut gameplay pc. deadly premonition - director's cut 2.1.0.6 gog. deadly premonition director's cut controller support. deadly premonition director's cut compatibility mode. deadly premonition director's cut ps3 cheats. deadly premonition director's cut game. deadly premonition director's cut ps3 patch. deadly premonition director's cut pc review. deadly premonition the director's cut ps3. deadly premonition director's cut crash on start. deadly premonition director's cut crashes. deadly premonition director's cut ps3 walkthrough. deadly premonition the director's cut download pc. deadly premonition director's cut difficulty. deadly premonition the director's cut trophy guide. deadly premonition director's cut dlc. deadly premonition director's cut review. deadly premonition director's cut camera. deadly premonition director's cut comparison. deadly premonition director's cut lag. deadly premonition the director's cut pc torrent. deadly premonition the director's cut - favoritos - ps3. deadly premonition the director's cut review. deadly premonition the director's cut metacritic. deadly premonition director's cut gog vs steam. deadly premonition director's cut recensione. deadly premonition director's cut pc controller support. deadly premonition the director's cut steam crash. deadly premonition vs director's cut. deadly premonition director's cut ending explained. deadly premonition director's cut crash. deadly premonition director's cut ps3 gameplay. deadly premonition director's cut extra content. deadly premonition the director's cut-flt. deadly premonition the director's cut inceleme. deadly premonition director's cut trophies. deadly premonition director's cut windows 10. deadly premonition the director's cut trailer Fantastic game, complete \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665ing dog\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665port.Even after spending hours trying every supposed "fix" on different forums, it's a complete mess. The game will constantly crash both at random points, and specific ones in the case of the infamous chapter 9 glitch. Saves get corrupted often which has led me to importing saves with different progress for each chapter, and using S.A.M to unlock achievements because the triggers break as well. Even better is if you use a save with further progress the you, and use the replay chapter function you CANT save at all, and need to finish it all in one sitting, which also means you need to hope the game doesn't crash, which is highly unlikely. Other than constant crashing the game has massive performance issues, textures will stop working in the middle of cutscenes leaving you nothing to stare at other than the color black. The game does not even include a proper settings menu, so you're forced to use a community patch just for that, and even then it barely fixes any of the game's issues. This version is worth it literally only if it's free, and even then it's still up to debate. Play\/emulate it on PS3\/360 or watch it online.All the gameplay systems are clunky,and music plays in points where it doesn't really make sense however, that adds a certain quirky charm to the game alongside the characters & writing. Excluding this port Deadly Premonition is pure kino, and I wholly recommend it.. Deadly Premonition is one of a kind, that's for sure. Should you play, let alone buy it on Steam? Depends largely on what you're expecting. It has become somewhat of a cult classic, as far as I understand, and, like many of those, it is not everyone's cup of tea.Let me get this out of the way: if you choose to play this, downloading the user made patches is mandatory. Even then, expect to wrestle with a few gamebreaking bugs along the way. I had to download a save file from the internet because mine became corrupted and no way in hell I was going to play it all the way again. Consider youself warned.The game is largely a homage to Twin Peaks that plays more as interactive fiction than a true detective game. You assume the role of Francis York Morgan, a FBI agent sent to small town to investigate the brutal murder of a young girl by the so called Rain Coat Killer. The gameplay is basically divided into two sections: driving around the town of Greenvale and interacting with the locals, completing sidequests or following the main storyline, and action segments which play out as a poor man's Resident Evil 4. The first aspect of gameplay is the bread and butter of the game and can be compared to a GTA type of affair with less vehicular homicide. Main quests consist of being at X place at Y time to watch a cutscene that moves the plot forward. Between these, you're free to roam around Greenvale to find sidequests (identified by the notebook marker next to the NPC's name in the map screen), which are mostly fetch quests rewarded with itens, such as weapons or a fast-travel walkie-talkie (do yourself a favor and get this one as soon as possible), improvements for your car or simply a closer look at the local lore of Greenvale. The map layout is quite realistic for a small town, which is a plus, but after a while you'll get tired of driving the long distances that separates your points of interest. The game is divided in chapters, each representing a day of the investigation, and each chapter is subdivided into episodes, true to the TV show that inspired it. Certain sidequests can only be completed on a certain period of time, so you can easily miss a lot of them the first time around. That gives the game a bit of replay value, I guess.The action segments, which are part of the main story, take place in some sort of dark, twisted shadow version of Greenvale where York has to defend himself against ghost\/zombies, reminiscent of japanese horror tropes (think of movies like Ju-On and Ringu), and find "clues" to make sense of York's profiling efforts. In terms of pure gameplay, you simply navigate through a linear map, shooting enemies, collecting itens and watching cutscenes, much like Resident Evil 4, as mentioned above. The game makes no effort to explain why it abruptly goes Silent Hill on you and why is there a shadow version of Greenvale that only York seems to be able to interact or take notice of. That's not a bad thing per se, because it leaves the interpretation of what the hell is going on to the player. There's actually some debate among the fans on whether there is anything truly supernatural going on or not. Personally, I believe that York is feeling the killer's psychosphere, physically represented in this shadow version of Greenvale. If you think that these action parts seem out of place, that's because they were kind of shoehorned in because the japanese developers assumed the western audience would be more interested in the game if they could shoot stuff.The story, as interesting as it is, has that distinct japanese flavor to it. The mood oscilates between goofy humour and macabre horror, and by the end, you'll be wondering if you're playing a Resident Evil title. Since it's so linear, there is very little thinking required to complete the game, so if you're looking that a game that really forces you to think like a detective in order to move the investigation forward, look elsewhere. The newer Sherlock Holmes games have neat little investigation system that have you connect the dots by yourself, meaning you can \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 up the case if you're not paying attention. Deadly Premonition is the complete opposite of that; that's why I said it plays more like an interactive fiction story than anything else.If you really want to try it by yourself, buy it at a sale. Watching the game on youtube will probably be just as satisfying, really, due to it's unapologetically linear nature. Still, I recommend it because the narrative, which is the core of the game, left a good taste afterwards. Thumbs up.. If you like Twin Peaks.If you like quirky, idiosyncratic and unique Japanese stories.If you prefer for a game to have great story and atmosphere over deep gameplay.If you don't mind installing mods and modifying .ini files to make a game run properly.Then you will have a blast with Deadly Premonition.