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Death Stranding makes surprise Xbox debut with exclusive discount

Death Stranding launches on Xbox Series X/S with a 50% discount, expanding Kojima Productions’ reach and marking an exciting milestone for fans.

After a long journey, the popular game Death Stranding has arrived on Xbox Series X/S, delighting fans who’ve awaited this major release. Hideo Kojima’s gaming masterpiece, launched in 2019, is finally available on the Xbox platform as its “director’s cut.” Xbox players can enjoy a 50% discount on this version for a limited time, making it a great chance to experience the game’s unique, immersive world.

A new platform for Kojima’s vision

Death Stranding, initially released on PlayStation 4, marked Kojima’s first solo project following his high-profile departure from Konami. After a significant wait, this launch on Xbox gives a whole new audience the chance to play as Sam Porter Bridges, the game’s protagonist, navigates a haunting, post-apocalyptic America. As Sam, you’re tasked with delivering crucial supplies and reconnecting fractured communities, all while facing treacherous landscapes and dangerous supernatural forces. Known for its unique gameplay and emotional storytelling, the game has built a strong following.

The “director’s cut,” now available to Xbox players, includes additional content and enhanced features tailored to the Xbox Series X/S hardware. This version was first released on PS5 in 2021, even though it’s technically not a “director’s cut” in the traditional sense, as it mainly offers refined gameplay, new missions, and quality-of-life improvements rather than significant story changes. Kojima Productions has expanded the game’s reach to PC, Mac, iOS, and Amazon’s streaming service, Luna, as part of its broader strategy to make Death Stranding more accessible.

Kojima Productions’ ambitious growth

Death Stranding makes surprise Xbox debut with exclusive discount
Image credit: Kojima Productions

Kojima Productions has seen impressive growth since the original release of Death Stranding. With several high-profile projects underway, including a sequel scheduled for release in 2025, the studio continues expanding its footprint in the gaming world. A live-action adaptation of Death Stranding is also in development, produced by A24, a studio known for its critically acclaimed films. Kojima Productions now holds full rights to the Death Stranding intellectual property, allowing it to expand the game across various platforms and formats.

Kojima Productions is working on other significant projects that are part of this growth. One of these is a horror game known as “OD,” which fans speculate could be an evolution of Kojima’s cancelled Silent Hills project. Another is a secretive tactical espionage game, which many hope will offer the same thrill and innovation Kojima brought to his previous work on the Metal Gear series. These new ventures demonstrate Kojima’s continued commitment to pushing boundaries in the gaming industry.

An exciting time for Xbox and Kojima fans

The arrival of Death Stranding on Xbox is a significant win for fans of Kojima Productions and Xbox players who have long wanted the game on their preferred console. The game’s unique blend of exploration, survival mechanics, and story-driven gameplay continues to set it apart. Kojima Productions has ensured that Xbox Series X/S players get the whole experience, using the console’s capabilities to deliver the best possible performance. The temporary 50% discount also makes this an excellent time to pick up the game for those who haven’t yet ventured into its distinctive world.

For those eager to see what’s next, Kojima’s projects promise a continuation of his experimental approach to gaming, with Death Stranding’s sequel and upcoming film adaptation drawing widespread anticipation. Kojima Productions’ steady expansion across platforms, genres, and media reflects its ambition to redefine storytelling and gameplay. With each release, the studio brings a new level of depth and immersion to the gaming experience, continuing to captivate audiences worldwide.

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