Death Stranding has been in the news for quite some time now. It was during the Gamescom 2019 Opening Night Live hosted by Geoff Keighley, director/producer/designer/co-writer Hideo Kojima back in August when it for the first debuted three new trailers from the game and further talked about the new exciting gameplay, imagery, and other features of the game, with the general public. Since then, Hideo Kojima has been actively sharing details about its highly anticipated title Death Stranding. Recently, Hideo Kojima teased about a ‘Very Easy Mode’ to feature in the game for non-gamers. And now, once again Death Stranding is in the news as Hideo Kojima finally shows off a full mission’s worth of gameplay of around 50 minutes during a live stage presentation at Tokyo Games Show 2019.
The show started with a story trailer titled as ‘Briefing’ which shed light on the game’s post-apocalyptic world where Norman Reedus’ character Sam is tasked with reconnecting humanity and rebuilding America. This was followed with an interesting live gameplay demonstration showing off a 50-minute long action play. It was broadcasted in Japanese and shows Reedus preparing his huge knapsack before heading into what resembles a really ruined, void world. At a certain point, he stores something off at a little base, and you can get a look at the tiny infant he bears. When resting, Sam can sleep or massage his shoulders, pull out a harmonica to play a tune for the baby. As the video advances further, Bridges taking a bath in some murky orange water to recharge with the baby.
All in all the game looks really enthralling and heart-warming and we can’t just wait for it to arrive soon and get our hands on the title.