While driving in the rain, an FBI agent talks about Tom & Jerry and how their relationship is actually a manifestation of BDSM thanks to their inter-dependence of each other in giving and taking pain. Oh yeah, he was also pretending to talk to someone on the phone but he was just talking to himself.

That’s how Deadly Premonition starts. It’s one of those games.

The game had horrible combat, an almost incomprehensible story, laughably bad voice acting, and it was beloved by almost everyone who played it thanks to its so-bad-it’s-good vibe.

Almost 10 years after its release, a sequel has been confirmed and it’s coming to the Nintendo Switch. Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing In Disguise will take place in two timelines, focusing on FBI agent Aaliyah Davis in 2019 and our beloved protagonist from the first game Francis York Morgan in 2015.

I want to try summing up what might be the story this time but I honestly have no idea what’s even going on in the reveal trailer. It just shows cutscene after cutscene and then a sudden jetski gameplay. That’s Deadly Premonition alright.

Also coming to Switch is a remaster of the first game, this time titled Deadly Premonition Origins which is purchasable on the Nintendo eShop right now. For those of you who want to play it on PC, the Director’s Cut is sold on Steam.