Death Stranding unveils its gameplay at TGS 2019

Fyra Frost - Sep 12, 2019, 4:27 PM

Presented for the first time at the E3 2016, Death Stranding is undoubtedly one of the most enigmatic games to come. The outline of this game from the famous creator of Metal Gear, Hideo Kojima, is still unclear for many players. News about the game have not been quite revealing so far, and its creator seems to want to maintain the mystery, which makes Death Stranding an extremely anticipated game.

In addition to this somewhat nebulous communication, which has the merit of arousing great curiosity, Death Stranding also integrates a five-star cast, with several well-known actors like Norman Reedus or Léa Seydoux.

In any case, it seems that Death Stranding is beginning to unfold a little more since the announcement of its release date last May. Death Stranding will be released on November 8th, and we learn more today, not only about its history but also about its gameplay with the publication of two videos. The first is a cinematic trailer that tells us a little more about the story of the game. The action takes place in the United States, and the protagonist, Sam, is invited to a briefing in the capital for a mission that seems quite important. We don't want to spoil it for you, so you can discover all of this for yourself in the video below if you want.

The second video was also eagerly awaited, as it introduces us to the gameplay of Death Stranding. Released on the occasion of Tokyo Game Show currently held in Tokyo, Kojima himself presented the gameplay of his next game, which we can discover in this video of about fifty minutes. This video is unfortunately in Japanese, and unless we are bilingual, we will have to wait a little longer to understand all the ins and outs. However, we can see a number of elements, such as fighting, and even boss fights. There is also an overview of the open world, and it seems that the bike is not the only vehicle that Sam can use.

Death Stranding surely has much to reveal to us before it is released on November 8, 2019, exclusively on PS4. You can, of course, check out the best prices to buy it via our comparator.

Death Stranding unveils its gameplay at TGS 2019

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