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Sorry Mac users, Death Stranding won’t arrive in time for the holidays as release window slides to early 2024App Store page suggests a launch for Director’s Cut edition next month
App Store page suggests a launch for Director’s Cut edition next month
If you’re a Mac user holding out for a chance to play Norman Reedus Walking Simulator, you’ll need to wait a little longer: the release date forDeath Stranding: Director’s Cuthas officially been pushed into next year. The good news is that it’s “early 2024”, so hopefully it won’t be too long.
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A Mac release forDeath Strandingwasconfirmed over the summerand was originally due to arrive before the end of 2023. With only a week or so to go, it’s perhaps little surprise that publishers 505 Games and developers Kojima Productions have confirmed that the game will now be released next year. Its iPhone and iPad release was similarly delayed.
Here at@505_Gamesand@KojiPro2015_EN, we are excited to launch#DeathStrandingDCon iPhone, iPad, and Mac. We just need a little more time!Stay tuned for a new release date in early 2024.We can’t wait to welcome more Porters to DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR’S CUT.pic.twitter.com/zCa9Tcecd4— 505 Games (@505_Games)December 15, 2023
Here at@505_Gamesand@KojiPro2015_EN, we are excited to launch#DeathStrandingDCon iPhone, iPad, and Mac. We just need a little more time!Stay tuned for a new release date in early 2024.We can’t wait to welcome more Porters to DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR’S CUT.pic.twitter.com/zCa9Tcecd4
The announcement asked players to “stay tuned for a new release date in early 2024”, while the game’supdated App Store listingpoints at an “expected” launch on January 31st 2024.
The $40/£35 Mac release will include everything in the previous Director’s Cut - including cosmetics fromHalf-LifeandCyberpunk 2077- plus support for MetalFX Upscaling on Apple’s most recent graphics API, Metal 3, for seemingly better performance and fidelity.
