Deathloop is the newest game from the makers of Dishonored, a series that’s all about trial and error, seeing what works and what doesn’t by saving and reloading often.
However, Deathloop does not allow you to quick save or save in the middle of an excursion during a loop. Your progress is saved after you make an exit from one of the maps, but otherwise you cannot save while in the middle of something. If you close the game before you exit the map, none of your progress will be saved. On PS5, make sure you enter rest mode if you want to suspend playing the game and do something else.
While this might be disappointing to some, Deathloop is a game that’s more about doing little things in quick bursts on a map at different points of each day, rather than dropping into a sandbox and just running around for hours at a time.
Plus, it really does add to the tension in a strange way, as well as giving you the impetus to just keep driving on. Compared to Returnal, which made you restart hour-long runs if you quit the game, Deathloop is a bit more lenient with “saving”, or the lack thereof.
Deathloop is available on PC and PS5.
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