#Wild tangent games Pc#
It came to PC in the end and a bunch of patches smoothed things out, but anyone playing it right away was stuck with a game capable of so much more. The framerate often went into the single digits, and controls were so awkward that it was hard to tell what you were even doing when too many enemies filled the screen. It’s a great game, and there’s nothing else like it, but it was a diabolical experience on Switch. You could say it’s part of the charm, but that argument can only get you so far before I give you a slap.ĭeadly Premonition 2 was the same.
I’m not shocked the game was a technical mess - cult titles like this often are, because they’re pieced together through passion alone without the backing to run well or look much better. Well, I did for a bit, but the need to traverse the open world in search of samey quests that served to exacerbate the technical hiccups I mentioned earlier made it an exercise in endurance. Yet a port wasn’t on the cards, so I swallowed my frustration and kept on trucking. It wasn’t unplayable, but everything about it had me wishing for something better.
It ran like shit, and even turning the camera when aboard Travis’ bike caused the framerate to tank as the image turned into a blurry mess of pixels. Confined combat arenas and cutscenes fared well enough in spite of simplistic environments and a limited budget, but the open world was a very different story. No More Heroes 3 didn’t give us any other choice, so we had to deal with the rough edges whether we liked it or not.
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