When Death Stranding was announced for PC, two of the standout features for the port were photo mode and support for ultra wide monitors.
Now developer Kojima Productions has kindly provided the world with short videos of each so we can get a taste of the game on PC ahead of its 2nd June release.
Let’s start with photo mode as that’s arguably the addition which has caused the most discussion, partly because it’s not available on the original PlayStation 4 version of the game at the moment.
As shown in the video below this isn’t just a “pause the game and snap a picture” tacked on affair, but extra mechanics are included to mess around with your snaps as you see fit.
We particularly like the inclusion of frames to create your own Death Stranding Polaroids.
#DeathStranding PC ver. which will be released June 2nd, will have the Photo Mode. You can take shots from the game and change angles, color, frames, and filters to create your original shots!
Check out the trailer!#DeathStrandingPC↓Pre-order here!https://t.co/wehuYG1KNe pic.twitter.com/bwmMkGU7qL
— Kojima Productions (@KojiPro2015_EN) March 4, 2020
Ultra wide monitor support is next and it’s ensured that, aside from being able to drink in more of the game’s scenery, there will be added steps in place for complete compatability with these types of screens.
There’s less to talk about here but support for this hardware is another sign to us that effort is being put into this port.
Regardless, we don’t advice pre-ordering. Outside of the usual warning that the port may not live up to expectations, Death Stranding is a very different game that many may not like, even if they’ve been following it since it was revealed.
You can check out our review or similar coverage from around the webs to find out if it’s for you.
PC ver. which will be released June 2nd! Not just the game play scenes, but the cutscenes will have the ultra wide monitor support. You will get wider, deeper into the world of #DeathStranding.
Check out the trailer!#DeathStrandingPC↓Pre-order here!https://t.co/wehuYG1KNe pic.twitter.com/J6NmPqXMeZ
— Kojima Productions (@KojiPro2015_EN) March 5, 2020
