Death Stranding PC version confirmed for 2020

Death Stranding's release date has not yet arrived and the game has already broadened its initial scope, with the PC version in the works and slated for a 2020 release. The game is eagerly awaited on PlayStation4 on November 8th. 2019, in less than two weeks, while this PC version is currently slated for a T2 2020 release. The game has already attracted a huge enthusiastic player base, which is due to many famous names linked to the project, but also to the particular storyline and gameplay revealed so far.

The list of famous characters of this game, included in the development process, is based not only on the game world, but also on the seventh art. As you probably already know, Norman Reedus, Mads Mikkelsen, Guillermo del Toro, Léa Seydoux, Margaret Qualley, Troy Baker, Tommie Earl Jenkins and several others are among the big names in the film industry. All of the actors lent their voices and likeness to their respective characters in the game. However, the first guy it all started with was the famous Hideo Kojima, legendary video game developer and head of the Kojima Productions studio.

Hideo Kojima is famous for creating the Metal Gear video game series during his time at Konami studio. He has also worked as a producer of Zone of the Enders, Snatcher, Policenauts and other projects. He founded his Kojima Productions in 2015, and in 2017 it was announced that the studio was teaming up with Sony Interactive Entertainment for the upcoming Death Stranding video game. Since then, the game has only revealed a glimpse of its puzzling and out of the ordinary plot, which is told by equally mysterious gameplay, which is still relatively unknown to avid gamers.

There are less than two weeks left before PS4 owners can enjoy the game. Due to huge public interest around the world, the studio has made the decision to move the game to PC as well. Much to everyone's delight, this is officially happening and we won't wait long, as system requirements and other speculation about features have already started on the web.