Game News Death Stranding Director’s Cut: An epic trailer before the imminent release of the PC version
Almost six months following its release on Playstation 5, Death Stranding Director’s Cut is regarding to be released on PC via the Epic Games Store and Steam. For the occasion, 505 Games is sharing a breathtaking trailer with us today in order to (re)conquer players in need of unique video game experiences.
A unique gaming experience
Death Stranding is, in more ways than one, a unique video game. Hideo Kojima’s first solo game since his premature departure from Konami offers an engaging experience that plays with pre-established video game codes for a divisive, but undeniably striking result. After a first release in 2019 on PS4 followed by a PC version, Death Stranding was entitled in 2021 to a PS5 port enriched with several contents. This latest version with the name “Director’s Cut” is arriving shortly on PC, on March 30 to be precise.
In this Director’s Cut version we obviously find all of the basic content as well as its “social” multiplayer functionalities, but also new weapons and tools, new delivery missions as well as an optimization of motorcycle driving. Several features have been added, such as the implementation of a racing game mode or a “Boss-fight” mode allowing you to relive the great confrontations of the game. As Hideo Kojima pointed out at the time of publication of this version on PS5, the Director’s Cut of Death Stranding is more like an “enhanced” edition more than a true alternate version, in that no element of the original game has been removed or altered.
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In the game, it is not what was cut, but what was additionally produced that was included. Delector’s Plus? So, in my opinion, I don’t like to call “director’s cut”.– HIDEO_KOJIMA (@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN) July 12, 2021
Plenty of graphics options for PC
Who says PC version necessarily says graphics options. Each port is more or less complete on this aspect, and it seems that on this side Death Stranding Director’s Cut does not make any compromise. We note the support for Xe Super Sampling, Intel’s latest technology in “machine learning” to combine the best of high-resolution display and the performance of each machine. A technology that is quite similar to Nvidia’s DLSS. In addition, we note the arrival of a global optimization of graphics, as well as UltraWide compatibility for the best equipped players. We therefore expect an exhaustive port, allowing everyone to enjoy the game in the best conditions.
This PC version arrives on March 30 on the Epic Games Store and Steam at a price of 39.99 euros, and 9.99 euros for those who already have the basic edition. Note that saves will be transferable from one version to another. So don’t panic if you’ve just started the game and want to enjoy the ultimate experience.
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