Is Death Stranding 2 the Most Ambitious PS5 Game Yet?

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Launches This Week!

One of this year’s most anticipated games, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, makes its debut this week, exclusively for PS5 and PlayStation 5 Pro. As a sequel to the groundbreaking 2019 action-adventure title, this new installment shifts the action to a fresh continent, where freelance courier Sam Porter Bridges is back, striving once again to connect humanity in a post-apocalyptic world.

Directed by the legendary Hideo Kojima, known for his work on the Metal Gear Solid series, Death Stranding 2 officially launches on June 26. However, players who opt for the Digital Deluxe Edition can dive into the action 48 hours sooner.

Get a Head Start

The Digital Deluxe Edition is available for £79.99 on the PlayStation Store, allowing eager fans to kick off their journey at midnight BST UK time on June 24. That’s right—tonight!

This exclusive edition comes packed with exciting in-game bonuses, including a Machine Gun, various patches, and unique items like the Gold Battle, Boost, and Bokka Skeletons. For players eager to snag these perks and get a jump on gameplay, visiting CD Keys might be the way to go.

Currently, customers at CD Keys can grab a £80 PlayStation Store card for just £74.99. After purchasing this top-up card, a code will be emailed for easy redemption on the PlayStation Store. Once the credit is added to your account, players can grab the game and save a few pounds in the process.

Death Stranding 2 not only joins Ghost of Yotei as one of the major PS5 exclusives launching this year, but it also promises to take everything players loved about the original and expand on it. Expect more mission-completion options, refined combat mechanics, and an immersive game world filled with celebrity cameos and extensive cutscenes.

The official description invites players to “embark on an inspiring mission of human connection beyond the UCA.” Sam, alongside his companions, sets out on a new journey, facing both otherworldly enemies and existential questions about connectivity in a fractured world.