Important: I've been seeing a lot of reviews hammering on the product regarding the preorder content and that seems a bit unfair considering the game is pretty good. I had to contact 鶹 customer support for the preorder bonus code. I contacted them via online text chat in the morning and I got the code in the evening; same day. Minimal hassle and only took a couple minutes to talk to the rep. So my experience a positive one.
Moving on to the actual game, I'm part ways through and by no means remotely close to completing the game so just bare that in mind. Death Stranding is lately coined as being a walking simulator or parcel delivery simulator and I would mostly agree with those statements. It's a different kind of game. You are a courier connecting settlements together in a future post-apocalyptic isolationist world. I'm having fun exploring the open-world. Honestly, it feels a little like I'm playing MGSV with most of the combat taken out, replace desert (Afghanistan) environment with green rocky mountains (Iceland), and instead of Snake you play as Norman Reedus. Not the best analogy but I hope you get the point. I'm having a blast exploring the open-world and using new tools/vehicles/equipment as I progress in the story.
There is a solid online aspect to the game, not directly cooperative that you see other players, no, this is a single-player experience. You don't need a PS+ subscription, just need to be online; definitely not worth missing out on. I think this is one of the great parts of the game is the sense of being part of a community. As you progress, previous areas will have items/objects/structures left behind by other players. This could be as simple as ladders, ropes, and bridges, to name a few. These will improve your quality of life as you traverse through previous areas; see how other players made it around. It's pretty great feeling when you contribute by rebuilding roads or building charging stations that are intended to help you, but also see other players using them in their world because you get periodic notifications and "likes" when it happens. ("Likes" are sort of a leveling mechanic in the game, you get them from NPCs as well.)
I'm playing Death Stranding on the original PS4, not slim, not pro. The visual fidelity is amazing. No visible issues, solid framerate, and I haven't encountered any bugs. Looks great on 1080p but can only imagine how it would look at 4k with a PS4 Pro.
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Good game, minor hiccup with preorder bonus
Important: I've been seeing a lot of reviews hammering on the product regarding the preorder content and that seems a bit unfair considering the game is pretty good. I had to contact 鶹 customer support for the preorder bonus code. I contacted them via online text chat in the morning and I got the code in the evening; same day. Minimal hassle and only took a couple minutes to talk to the rep. So my experience a positive one. Moving on to the actual game, I'm part ways through and by no means remotely close to completing the game so just bare that in mind. Death Stranding is lately coined as being a walking simulator or parcel delivery simulator and I would mostly agree with those statements. It's a different kind of game. You are a courier connecting settlements together in a future post-apocalyptic isolationist world. I'm having fun exploring the open-world. Honestly, it feels a little like I'm playing MGSV with most of the combat taken out, replace desert (Afghanistan) environment with green rocky mountains (Iceland), and instead of Snake you play as Norman Reedus. Not the best analogy but I hope you get the point. I'm having a blast exploring the open-world and using new tools/vehicles/equipment as I progress in the story. There is a solid online aspect to the game, not directly cooperative that you see other players, no, this is a single-player experience. You don't need a PS+ subscription, just need to be online; definitely not worth missing out on. I think this is one of the great parts of the game is the sense of being part of a community. As you progress, previous areas will have items/objects/structures left behind by other players. This could be as simple as ladders, ropes, and bridges, to name a few. These will improve your quality of life as you traverse through previous areas; see how other players made it around. It's pretty great feeling when you contribute by rebuilding roads or building charging stations that are intended to help you, but also see other players using them in their world because you get periodic notifications and "likes" when it happens. ("Likes" are sort of a leveling mechanic in the game, you get them from NPCs as well.) I'm playing Death Stranding on the original PS4, not slim, not pro. The visual fidelity is amazing. No visible issues, solid framerate, and I haven't encountered any bugs. Looks great on 1080p but can only imagine how it would look at 4k with a PS4 Pro.
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- Reviewed in Canada on November 14, 2019Verified Purchase
Important: I've been seeing a lot of reviews hammering on the product regarding the preorder content and that seems a bit unfair considering the game is pretty good. I had to contact 鶹 customer support for the preorder bonus code. I contacted them via online text chat in the morning and I got the code in the evening; same day. Minimal hassle and only took a couple minutes to talk to the rep. So my experience a positive one.
Moving on to the actual game, I'm part ways through and by no means remotely close to completing the game so just bare that in mind. Death Stranding is lately coined as being a walking simulator or parcel delivery simulator and I would mostly agree with those statements. It's a different kind of game. You are a courier connecting settlements together in a future post-apocalyptic isolationist world. I'm having fun exploring the open-world. Honestly, it feels a little like I'm playing MGSV with most of the combat taken out, replace desert (Afghanistan) environment with green rocky mountains (Iceland), and instead of Snake you play as Norman Reedus. Not the best analogy but I hope you get the point. I'm having a blast exploring the open-world and using new tools/vehicles/equipment as I progress in the story.
There is a solid online aspect to the game, not directly cooperative that you see other players, no, this is a single-player experience. You don't need a PS+ subscription, just need to be online; definitely not worth missing out on. I think this is one of the great parts of the game is the sense of being part of a community. As you progress, previous areas will have items/objects/structures left behind by other players. This could be as simple as ladders, ropes, and bridges, to name a few. These will improve your quality of life as you traverse through previous areas; see how other players made it around. It's pretty great feeling when you contribute by rebuilding roads or building charging stations that are intended to help you, but also see other players using them in their world because you get periodic notifications and "likes" when it happens. ("Likes" are sort of a leveling mechanic in the game, you get them from NPCs as well.)
I'm playing Death Stranding on the original PS4, not slim, not pro. The visual fidelity is amazing. No visible issues, solid framerate, and I haven't encountered any bugs. Looks great on 1080p but can only imagine how it would look at 4k with a PS4 Pro.
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