Deadly Premonition 2, a sequel to the bizarrely entertaining 2010 adventure, has been announced.

One of the weirdest games of the decade will get its sequel - Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise.

The Deadly Premonition Adventure of 2010 is one of those games you've heard about, or praise, or pokes - the opinions are extremely polarized and somehow all right. It was an extremely weird game, which is not a surprise because it was inspired by the cult TV series Twin Peaks. But while Twin Peaks was bizarre in an American way, Deadly Premonition is bizarre from a Japanese perspective. Basically, this is a game that is not recommended to anyone, but everyone should play it.

I do not know what fate has been decided that she should get a sequel, but it has been decided and it is coming in 2020. It's called Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise, and will follow up with FBI agent Aaliyah Davis investigating a case of a serial killer linked to the events of the first Deadly Premonition, 14 years later.

It is confirmed that the creator of the original, the eccentric Hidetaka Suehiro or SWERY will continue to work on the sequel, and the game has been announced as exclusive to the Nintendo Switch console for now. From the first video, we can see that the game will be just as imaginative in gameplay as the first part, which means that, among other things, we are expected to ride a skateboard around the city, for some reason.