- Death Stranding 2 is finally releasing on PC almost 8 months after PS5 exclusivity.
- It’ll feature all modern features like upscaling, frame generation, and Dual Sense support.
- The game was critically received and had multiple GOTY nominations.
Just like the original Death Stranding, the sequel was also released as a timed PlayStation exclusive. The game has had a great reception, which led to fans anticipating when it’ll finally come to PC, and you won’t have to wait for too long.
At today’s State of Play, it was revealed that the Death Stranding 2 PC port will be released on March 19, 2026. However, it seems like Xbox users will have to wait once more, as that port might come later down the line.
Why it matters: The first game was praised for its uniqueness, story, and great visuals. The sequel takes everything up a notch, and even garnered a brilliant score of 89 on Metacritic includingg multiple GOTY nominations.
Kojima Industries has taken a very similar route to the first release, as just like the original, Death Stranding 2 PC port will also release almost 8 months after the initial PS5 release. It also gets some nice PC-centric features.
The port is being handled by Nixxes, who have a history of quite decent PC ports. It’ll feature all modern features, including unlocked frame rates, ultra-wide support, and upscaling with frame generation.
Additionally, it will also have complete Dual Sense support. The release is quite close, and it’ll come out in just over a month. It is also available to pre-purchase on PC starting now, along with a Digital Deluxe Edition.
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