27, there were tweets from Swery and NeoGAF threads devoted to how poorly the new game was doing.
Instead, Swery's next game, D4, became an episodic exclusive for Xbox One. "There's nothing we can do with that on our own." "Access Games owns none of the copyrights for Deadly Premonition," Swery says. "So far there's no economic success from this game," Swery told Polygon in 2013.ĭespite that, many fans hoped Swery would create a sequel to Deadly Premonition. It gained critical attention and a small but devoted following willing to overlook the quirky game's awkward mechanics.īut for whatever momentum it gained, Deadly Premonition never grew into an actual hit. Though he's been involved in game development since the late '90s, 2010's Deadly Premonition was the first release to put his name and team, Access Games, out there for many players. Swery has never had a "hit" in the traditional sense of the word. It was the culmination of months of uncertainty over how to get D4 ( Dark Dreams Don't Die) in front of a wider audience.
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