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2010PlayStationXbox

As eccentric FBI agent York you investigate a murder in the small town of Greenvale, a mix of Twin Peaks-style mystery, bizarre humor and clunky survival horror. Technically rough, but beloved as a cult classic for its unforgettable characters.

  • Dread and tension
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Open world
  • Lots of humour

The closest matches for Deadly Premonition are The Sinking City, Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise and Squirrel Stapler. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Deadly Premonition special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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The Sinking City

81 %Match

2019PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck playable75 % positive39.99 €

  • Dread and tension
  • Open world
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

As a 1920s private eye in the half-drowned town of Oakmont, you solve eerie cases by reconstructing crime scenes and drawing your own conclusions, with little hand-holding, in a Lovecraftian nightmare. Thick atmosphere and morally grey decisions carry the game, while the combat is serviceable rather than great.

Squirrel Stapler

Lots of humour

You play a lonely recluse hunting squirrels around a remote cabin to make his decaying beloved beautiful again. A short, macabre horror game with pitch-black humor that parodies low-budget edutainment titles.

Duck Season

Dread and tension

A nostalgic horror adventure where you play a kid in the 90s binging a duck-hunting video game, slowly realizing something sinister lurks in both the game and the apartment. Short, atmospheric and full of retro charm with a dark twist.

Cursed Mountain

Dread and tension

As mountaineer Eric Simmons, you search an abandoned Himalayan village for your missing brother. Tibetan mythology, oppressive atmosphere and ghost fights using ritual gestures define this survival horror adventure.

Choo-Choo Charles

Open world

You roam an open island in an upgradeable locomotive, take on missions, and hunt Charles, a monstrous spider-legged killer train that keeps stalking you. The mix of train upgrades, exploration, and campy horror is distinctive.

Alan Wake

Dread and tension

A novelist hunts for his vanished wife in a misty Pacific Northwest town, fighting shadowy possessed foes with flashlight and gun while the pages of a manuscript he doesn't remember writing come true. Its TV-series-style episodic storytelling and eerie atmosphere are the main draw.

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