It's a beautiful open-world game that's also unapologetically bizarre in typical Kojima fashion - which has divided critics and players alike. The game stars Norman Reedus as Sam Bridges, a delivery boy ferrying packages across a post-apocalyptic United States devastated by supernatural phenomena. The original Death Stranding typically retails for $30 on the Epic Games Store, so it's a pretty great deal getting it for free. However, you can get the Director's Cut version for a steal too - it's been discounted from $40 to $24 until June 15. So if you've ever been curious to check out Kojima's trippy, supernatural package delivery sim, there's never been a better time.Īn important thing to note: This giveaway applies to the original version of Death Stranding that released in 2019, not the revamped Director's Cut from 2021 with added features and story content. No strings attached, it's yours to keep forever. Players can claim their copy until May 25. I've reached out to Kojima Productions and Death Stranding publisher 505 Games for comment, and will update if I receive a reply.The Epic Games Store's latest free game is Death Stranding, the debut title from Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima's studio. It makes me wonder if Norman is going to be getting another phone call from Hideo Kojima in the very near future. From the celebs like Norman and Guillermo, to his staff, most of whom followed him from Konami after he got fired there. It's not surprising that a Death Stranding sequel would happen, given the success of the first-in fact, Reedus hinted at the possibility way back in 2020-but it is a little unusual that its existence would be revealed in such a casual, off-the-cuff, "Oh yeah by the way we're doing another one" comment in an interview that otherwise has nothing at all to do with videogames. Despite the shit Kojima sometimes gets from gamers for making campy and overly bloated games, so many people genuinely seem to love to work with him.
And then the game came out, and it just won all these awards, and it was a huge thing, so we just started part two of that." Pacman it’s so realistic, it’s so futuristic, it’s so complicated and beautiful, and I was completely blown away."Īnd then, the kicker: "It took me maybe two or three years to finish all the MoCap sessions and everything. I was blown away by what he was showing me, and I was like, 'Yes, let’s do this.' It’s not Ms. "Then I was in San Diego and Hideo came with a big group of people, he’s from Tokyo, and he showed me what he was working on on a game called Silent Hill.
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