Death Stranding Director's Cut announced for PC this spring
Death Stranding Director’s Cut for PC has been announced and is expected to launch sometime this spring.
It is being published by 505 Games, the publishing company that published the original version of Death Stranding on PC in July, and will be released simultaneously on Steam and the Epic Games store. The news was announced at Intel’s showcase at today’s ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES), and Kojima Production’s latest games will utilize Intel’s XeSS supersampling technology.
Released exclusively on the PlayStation 5 in September, Director’s Cut brings all the features, graphics and performance improvements, and new features included in the original version of Death Stranding, which was first released on PC in 2020, before it was released exclusively on the PlayStation 4 in 2019. provide. , and new content.
In terms of new content and mechanics, Death Stranding Director’s Cut features a rocket stabilizer similar to Iron’s Man’s repeller. This allows you to hover a few feet off the ground, making traversing rough terrain or descending steep mountains much easier. There’s also a new catapult that fires parcels over long distances, and a new robotic companion to store some of the parcels. If that’s not enough, the main character Sam can do some weird tricks in the air as he starts off a ramp on his motorcycle. You can also race on new tracks in time-limited challenges for motorcycles and new and returned vehicles.
New facilities and missions join the fight, allowing Death Stranding to do more of the same things as Metal Gear Solid. They have facilities and M.U.L.E. But don’t worry. When things get worse, new weapons can be used to stun enemies without actually killing them (Gone, BT). Sam’s quarters also have new content. This means that from there you can replay all the boss battles and check their performance scores with those bosses against other players around the world. Additionally, 8 new songs have been added to the game’s soundtrack.
