It didn’t take long to review Kojima Productions’ first bifluorinated game: the Death Stranding Director’s Cut announced during the Summer Game Fest Kick Off will have managed to infiltrate the State of Play on Thursday to reveal its release date and many give new properties.
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On September 24th, Sam the Carrier will be back on PS5, in a port that gives pride of place to new things.
If those who were shy prior to the game’s release on PS4 run out of real excuses to slip into the boots of a post-apocalyptic delivery man, the other improvements could crumble under the weight of the many improvements featured by Kojima Productions:
- Adding towers automatic rifle teams
- Adding a shooting range Destiny training
- Adding a catapult intends to project your goods without planning (caution, eh, fragility, everything …)
- Added support for exoskeleton
- Added very kojimesque “buddy” support (fast, photo mode)
- Add jump ramps Cross abysses easier (phew)
- Last but not least), Addition of a “Fragile Circuit” mode, a racing game Which we honestly don’t see coming, offers a dozen tracks in five levels of difficulty for diabolical races on board retro-look cars
There is no such thing as a proverb: Even while waiting for the improbable from Kojima, the successful creative always surprises his audience. Will these few modifications manage to breathe new life into the adventures of the very calm delivery man played by Norman Reedus? Responding to the release of Death Stranding Director’s Cut on September 24th on PS5. The game is also available on PC.
What do you think of these amazing supplements? Can they push you back into Death Stranding? Let us know what you think about the bruise in the comments below.
