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Death Stranding: Director’s Cut

Death Stranding: Director’s Cut impresses on PS5, but it still isn’t for everyone

Posted on September 23, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Death Stranding was one of the strangest games of 2019. It was also one of those games that could not please everyone, not that it ever really wanted to anyway. It certainly elicited a range of reactions from players; “divisive” almost feels like the right descriptor, but it doesn’t really fit because I can’t remember any toxicity in the discourse surrounding this game.

The point is: Death Stranding is either a game that clicks with you, or it’s one that completely misses the mark.
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