Highly recommend, takes a few hours to really get going and yes it is a walking sim for the most part but a highly immersive and engaging one. One of my favourite games ever, honestly very surprised they’re giving it away for free. Now you can experience this incredible game in normal form as well as its director’s cut.ĭeath Stranding is free on Epic. Not only was it the bestselling physical game in Japan during its debut week, but it was also the recipient of many awards and nominations, including winning ‘Best Game Direction’ at The Game Awards 2019. The game was both a critical and commercial success. The game, which originally came out in 2019 on the PlayStation 4, is available for free download on Epic Games’ official store. After all, the publisher is offering one of its most popular games, Death Stranding, free of cost. I also didn’t want to predict any more future, so I rewrote it.It looks like Epic Games has decided to be Santa Claus this Christmas. “I can’t really be specific right now, but I put a lot of things inside so I want you guys to talk about it and find details in it,” Kojima said through an interpreter.Īsked how the COVID-19 pandemic influenced the story of the sequel, Kojima said, “I had the story written before the pandemic, but after experiencing the pandemic, I rewrote the whole thing from scratch. Kojima was asked by The Game Awards host Geoff Keighley how DS2 differs from the original Death Stranding, and the auteur was naturally cagey. The sequel will see the return of Léa Seydoux, Norman Reedus, and Troy Baker, and will bring Elle Fanning and Shioli Kutsuna to the roster of acting talent for the sequel, which Kojima referred to as simply DS2.Ī sequel to 2019’s Death Stranding has been leaked and teased over the past few months, but the reveal of Kojima Productions’ next game is exciting - and, naturally, very mysterious - because the sequel looks, somehow, even weirder than the original. Kojima Productions’ next game, Death Stranding 2, was officially revealed at The Game Awards 2022 on Thursday by studio founder Hideo Kojima.
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