Rising Star Games has confirmed that there will be patches going out for the technically marred Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise. Many reviews have criticized the game's terrible performance on the hybrid console. However, there may be a few fixes on the way.

The publisher said that the developer of DP2 is "constantly working on improving the title and patches are in the works."

The exact details of the upcoming patches are still unknown. The director of the game, Hidetaka Suehiro (Swery), said during a live stream that he'll "fight with the producer to get something done at some point after the game's release." Rising Star Games has said there will be "more news soon."

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This goes against what we heard earlier this week when Jim Sterling reported that no confirmed patches to resolve its framerate issues are coming. He then posted the PR representative's statement that the development team was looking into their options. Patrick Klepek from Vice Games talked to a publicist of the game. They said it was "'inaccurate' to say the game won't receive a patch to address the game's poor frame rate." It seems like the messaging of the support for Deadly Premonition 2 is just as confusing as the game.

Deadly Premonition is the definition of a cult-classic. The critical response to the first game was lukewarm at a 68 Metacritic score, but it grew a fanbase over time. The original was ported to the Nintendo Switch last year and hovered around 30-50 FPS on foot and 10-20 FPS while driving.

The second game takes place in 2005 with FBI agent York trying to solve a strange murder case in a small New Orleans town called Le Carré. It also switches to a timeline in 2019 with another FBI agent named Aliyah Davis. But it's not all serious; the game has skateboarding, in addition to the crime-solving York must attend to!

Hopefully, fixes to the frame rate and technical issues in Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise, will be addressed over time. If the reviews are anything to go by though, it might be best to stay away from York's adventure in Le Carré for now until the developer cracks the case.

Sources: Rising Star GamesJim Sterling (2), Patrick Klepek, and Contra Network

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