A visual slap! Death Stranding 2 impresses on the beach during PlayStation 5 conference, offering plenty of details for players

Game news A visual slap! Death Stranding 2 impresses on the beach during PlayStation 5 conference, offering plenty of details for players

Death Stranding 2 on PS5: Nine-minute trailer

It’s official: Death Stranding will have a sequel with a second part called Death Stranding 2: On the Beach. Until Sony’s State of Play broadcast last night, the title was said to be “DS2” and may have come as a surprise from Hideo Kojima. The details of the game were revealed through a trailer that lasted for about 10 minutes. Got a chance to learn a lot.

First of all, we know that Death Stranding 2: On the Beach will be developed by Kojima Productions which is supported by Guerrilla Games (The Horizon Games). Sam, the protagonist of the first part, is still at the center of the action as he is once again “Reconnect the world” Through various sequences, we see Sam traveling through a seemingly vast world: beaches, snowy landscapes, mountain peaks, deserts… More than a journey, this is what Death Stranding 2 promises “An inspiring mission on the theme of human relationshipsWhere Sam must once again save humanity from extinction.

Death Stranding 2: Kojima praised by players

This trailer of Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, very dense, two sequences stay in the memory. The first is the introduction of an android doll that accompanies Sam on his quest. She looks like Mimir and sounds just as talkative as her Nordic counterpart. another? Troy Baker’s performance. Playing villain Higgs Monaghan from the first installment, Batman returns as the Joker and impresses with his combat skills with an electric guitar.

The guitar attack scene made me laugh out loud. Kojima doesn’t beat around the bush and it’s great!

Kojima just kept going, and going, and going. It’s crazy, beautiful and better than I could have imagined.

With the trailer running for over nine minutes, it’s clear that Death Stranding 2: On the Beach has big ambitions. Who says big ambitions mean long development: in fact, we’ll have to wait until 2025 to see the game on PlayStation 5. GTA 6 and Monster Hunter: Wilds are also already planned for next year.