Reviewers Liked
- Gorgeous cel-shaded graphics
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Vision ability feels like a cheat
D4: Dark Dreams Dont Die
75
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By Gaming Age onWhereas the PC adaptation of Deadly Premonition was a god-awful buggy mess, D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die has been ported with care and love. And while we would have loved to see the beautiful cel-shaded visuals in a resolution higher than 1080p, what is there runs without a framerate drop or any other graphical hiccups.
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