As we saw in the special presentation of the Summer Game Fest 2021, Hideo Kojima still hadn’t finished working on his post-apocalyptic package delivery game. There we saw the first trailer of the ‘director’s cut’ o Death Stranding Director’s Cut. It is an improved version for PS5 of the game that came out at the end of 2019 for PS4 and that we can also play on PC.
During the ‘State of Play’ presentation on July 8, in which Sony showed some of the games that will soon arrive on their consoles, we were able to see a new trailer for this improved version of the game.
Changes and improvements in Death Stranding Director’s Cut and PS5
- New enemies and battles
- Improved melee attacks
- Electromagnetic gun ‘Maser’
- Machine guns that can be mounted as turrets
- Shooting practice range
- Support skeleton
- Companion robot
- Jump ramp
- Charging catapult
- New story missions
- Improvements in the user’s interface
- Fragile race track
- New online features like Friend Play and Leaderboards
- 4K resolution (upscaled) and 60 frames per second in performance mode
- Native 4K resolution in fidelity mode
- Support for haptic feedback and adaptive triggers
- Thematic objects of Half-Life Y Cyberpunk 2077
- Support for ultra-wide screens
Some of these elements seem out of place in a game like this. A race track? Really? But, knowing Kojima’s work, we are not surprised by his presence and we know that somehow they will end up fitting in. Do you remember the skating rink in Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance?
Release date of Death Stranding Director’s Cut
Death Stranding Director’s Cut It will be exclusive to PS5 and will go on sale on September 24, 2021. It will cost $ 50 dollars (approximately 192,000 Colombian pesos). If you have the original version for PS4, the update will cost you only 10 dollars (38,500 pesos).
Fountain: PlayStation Blog
