Death Stranding Director’s Cut Launches for PC in March, Discounted Upgrade Available for Existing Owners

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Kojima Productions announced last year that Death Stranding Director’s Cut would indeed be launching on PC in Q1 2022, and we’ve just gotten a set release date for the game. Publisher 505 Games has announced that it’ll be made available on Steam and the Epic Games Store on March 30.

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In addition to that, if you already own the base game on PC, you’ll also be able to upgrade to the Director’s Cut version for $9.99. On the other hand, newcomers looking to experience the game for the first time can enjoy a 70% discount on the base game if you purchase it during the Lunar New Year sale on Steam, which ends on Feb. 3.

The Director’s Cut version adds quite a bit of content to the game, including a more streamlined tutorial section, as well as the ability to gain the more useful tools earlier on. Race tracks have also been added, along with new weapons, and a set of new missions that have a larger focus on stealth.

Death Stranding Director’s Cut is now available on PS5.


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