It is this press release that betrays the announcement of Death Stranding Director’s Cut in its PC version, which will be published once again by 505 Games and not Sony Interactive Entertainment, the licensee that released the game from Kojima Productions on September 24. latest on PlayStation 5.
“We’re excited to announce our partnership with Intel for the PC Edition of Death Stranding Director’s Cut. Death Stranding has been an extremely popular game with PC gamers and we can’t wait to see how Intel’s new XeSS technology will improve the player experience for this Director’s Cut.“comments Neil Rally, president of 505 Games.
Note that the Intel XeSS is a super-sampling technology which intends to respond to NVIDIA’s DLSS. In addition to Death Stranding Director’s Cut, the press release mentions that other partners such as Codemasters, PUBG Studios and Ubisoft will also adopt this technology in their PC games.
With CES starting on January 5, there is no doubt that 505 Games will soon publish an official announcement and that owners of Death Stranding on PC will have an upgrade option (this was 10 euros on PlayStation). Death Stranding is still on sale on Steam for 17.99 euros and on the Epic Games Store for 20.99 euros.