A trailer for Hidetaka “SWERY” Suehiro’s upcoming game The Good Life released today. The strange game involving a town full of inhabitants who turn into cats at night is just another story by a developer well known for quirky concepts.
Not just a brand of cat food, The Good Life is Deadly Premonition creator Hidetaka “Swery” Suehiro’s upcoming mystery slice-of-life cat role-playing game. It will be the debut game of White Owls, Swery’s new studio.
Deadly Premonition’s Hidetaka “Swery” Suehiro is leaving Access Games after a year-long health break. In a tweet, Swery told fans that, although his reactive hypoglycemia is getting better, he will be retiring after 12 years at the company:
Deadly Premonition and D4 designer Swery is taking a short break from games development due to health issues. He explains everything in a blog post over here. Get well soon, sir!
D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die, the Xbox One exclusive from Deadly Premonition designer Swery65, is coming to PC. The developer confirmed the port to a fan today.
Pour yourself a damn fine cup of coffee and see how director David Lynch directly influenced 17 games, including Zelda: Link's Awakening, Silent Hills, and Life is Strange. Click annotations throughout to skip spoilers.
From Deadly Premonition to Dark Souls, sometimes a PC game is released that's, well, let's call it an unoptimised port. Which leaves fans to do the work in getting them up to scratch, and of late no fan has become more "famous" than Durante.
Weird-ass Japanese horror game Deadly Premonition has made it to the PC! That's the good news. The bad news is that, like Dark Souls before it, this Japanese game has been ported to the PC in a sorry state indeed.
Pour some coffee, Zach: Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut will arrive on Steam on October 31st, according to the game's Steam listing. Just in time to perfect your Agent York costume for Halloween! (Via Eurogamer)
Rather impressively, it only took six days for the community to put Deadly Premonition on Steam. That's pretty quick. Of course, SWERY's quirky horror game isn't the only title we'll get to play on Steam thanks to Greenlight. There's 13 more games (and two software titles) to look at, so let's dive right in!
Rising Star Games, publisher of quirky open-world horror game Deadly Premonition, wants to make the Director's Cut version of their game available on PC. Specifically, on Steam. That means Greenlight.
The occasionally odd, always scary open-world horror game, Deadly Premonition, is getting an updated Director's Cut release for the PS3 in a week. Up top is a glimpse of what it will look like.
The release date's in the coffee, Zach: Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut will arrive on PS3 on April 30.
Like many of the finer things in life, Deadly Premonition is an acquired taste. It's a very cool game, but in a very specific way. The oddball open-world mystery/horror game, which came out for the Xbox 360 in early 2010, will likely never find an audience like those enjoyed by, say, a Halo or a Minecraft. But what…
The confounding open-world thriller Deadly Premonition was a lot of things to a lot of people. Some said it was bad, some said it was good, some even said it was "good-bad." It was a supreme example of idiosyncratic game design; a game that was somehow both profoundly ambitious and woefully half-baked; a haunting…
What if, instead of action figures and comic books, our favourite video games inspired classic, dog-eared works of literature instead?
Clothing puts flesh on the avatar.
Ignition Entertainment brings more survival horror to the Xbox 360 next year with Deadly Premonition, a creepy tale of mystery and terror set in a remote rural town.
