These creatures mostly demand a stealth playthrough until the third chapter (of 15), where you finally acquire weapons to be able to fight them. On the other side of things, BTs (Beached Things) are invisible supernatural creatures created by the death of humans that were not incinerated 48 hours after their death. Stealthing through packs of MULEs to take them down without being noticed is an option, but it isn't necessarily easy with Death Stranding's balance mechanic, which is meant to be an obstacle for delivering cargo. Although I didn't have a problem with this system - and found it rather enjoyable - I can see how this battle mechanic isn’t for everyone. Yet, nothing is simple with this game, as soon enough you'll be facing groups of enemies, all of which need various playstyles to get past them.įighting MULEs and preventing them from stealing your cargo requires the usage of a strand (a literal rope that Sam carries with himself) and some well-timed blocks to be able to execute them, as you'll be able to divert their attacks and make them faint. Planning a route, preparing for your journey, gathering supplies, and taking them to their delivery spot is incredibly fun, despite its simplicity. This system sounds incredibly boring, but it surprisingly is not, as Death Stranding manages to make the gameplay far more charming. As you travel through a broken USA, you'll acquire multiple orders to complete these work as your quests (both main and side varieties), where you'll have to go to a designated location, acquire some cargo, and return it to the facility. The most charming part of Death Stranding for me was its gameplay. But is the story and gameplay enough to rope you through a 40-hour storyline? However, not everything is as simple as it seems, as soon enough Death Stranding introduces you to the overarching story about reuniting the world by establishing the UCA - the United Cities of America. Take control of Sam Porter Bridges, the protagonist of Death Stranding that has set his day-to-day life to deliver important cargo between facilities. Day after day, I tread closer to reuniting a shattered world, though my legs are sore and my muscles beg for surrender. ![]() ![]() ![]() After recovering some cargo stolen by a pack of MULEs (a group of thieves that take packages from porters), I make my way back with a tall stack of supplies to help, even if they will solve only part of the problems that the Death Stranding has caused. Trekking across thousands of miles, I've gathered the supplies requested by the facility. Reviews // 29th Mar 2022 - 1 year ago // By Artura Dawn Death Stranding Director's Cut Review
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