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September 2021
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60 Reviews
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The editors liked
BUDDY-BOT! BUDDY-BOT
Peningkatan visual yang kian memanjakan mata
Ekstra lagu baru rekomendasi Kojima
Buddy-Bot berujung sangat membantu dan super imut
Ekstra cerita tambahan untuk yang penasaran dengan sosok Fragile
The editors didn't like
Balapan sendirian memang setia dengan lore dunia Death Stranding
Tapi tetap saja
Beberapa konten tambahan terasa dangkal
Infrastruktur baru tidak lebih efektif daripada Zip-Line
Mode “Ultra-Wide” tak bisa otomatis muat di monitor 21
Death Stranding Director's Cut has been a wild ride so far, but I haven't experienced all of the new features just yet, so stay tuned for my full review...
Technical upgrades are impressive across the board, New narrative content is strong and asks some poignant questions, Core game has only become more prescient on repeated playthroughs, New tutorial/training elements make learning the game much easier
New stealth areas feel meta, and stick out awkwardly from the rest of the game, Director's Cut gameplay elements take away a little from the game's narrative
Published: 2021-09-23, Author: David , review by: gamingtrend.com
New gadgets are fun to use, Tons of customization, 60 fps, New missions…
but only a few short ones, No outside music player
Death Standing: Director's Cut is the definitive version of the game. It's gorgeous and runs at 60 frames per second, while including everything from the PC version. The new missions are a bit too light on content, but they round out the experience nicely...
Published: 2021-09-08, Author: Chris , review by: destructoid.com
Abstract: Later this month, Kojima Productions will release the enhanced edition of the studio's bizarre 2019 adventure Death Stranding. In keeping with the release's “Director's Cut” subtitle, Hideo Kojima himself has gone and made his own final trailer in order t...
Published: 2021-09-26, Author: Paul , review by: impulsegamer.com
The best way to play an already terrific game, PS5 improvements to presentation, gameplay and overall immersion make Death Stranding Director's Cut a must-buy/upgrade...
Abstract: The GoodThe BadFew knew what to make of Death Stranding when it arrived on PS4 in 2019. Stunningly beautiful and with the weight of Metal Gear Solid 's creator Hideo Kojima behind it, it should have been a shoo-in for one of the best games on the plat...
Published: 2021-09-30, Author: Keith , review by: theguardian.com
Abstract: It was always inevitable, considering game designer Hideo Kojima's cinephile tendencies, that Death Stranding would get a director's cut. What's surprising about this revised PlayStation 5 version of the game is that it doesn't involve hours of extra cine...
Dazzling visuals, Real emotional momentum, Complex but intuitive mechanics, Captivating acting performances, Unique narrative
Combat starts out sluggish
(Image credit: Kojima Productions)Death Stranding is a game where monotony is innately imbued with intangible subjects of the extraordinary. On paper, the premise shouldn't work. A deliveryman, a ruined world, a convoluted plot centered around dejection a...
Stunningly beautiful game - even more so on PS5,Loads of extras including new gear and structures,Quality-of-life improvements make the gameplay easier to get into,Haptics and adaptive trigger help with immersion
Still as bamboozling as ever,A lot of cutscenes in the beginning several hours' worth of play,Some players might just find the main gameplay repetitive and dull
Plenty of additions and tweaks or no, Death Stranding: Director's Cut will continue to allude those sceptical the first time around. It does make it easier to get immersed into Kojima's world though, for those who had a passing interest and decided agains...
Published: 2021-09-23, Author: Tom , review by: dailystar.co.uk
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