Name: デス・ストランドリングはすべての誇大広告に応えられるか？(Nerdist News w/ Dan Casey) (Does Death Stranding Live Up to All the Hype? (Nerdist News w/ Dan Casey))
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- Does "Death Stranding" live up to all of the hype?

Every since it's first teaser revealed a naked

Norman Reedus holding a sweet, sweet baby at 2016's E3

the most anticipated titles in modern gaming.

And as more and more bizarre trailers drop,

featuring the forever handsome Mads Mikkelson

as well as some truly strange and baffling imagery

hype has only continued to grow to a fever pitch.

the very public divorce between the game's creator

Hideo Kojima and video game publisher Konami in 2015.

"Death Stranding" would be the chance to see

this gaming auteur completely off the leash

of all the contemplative, off the wall weirdness

So with the game hitting store shelves next week,

and there's one big question on gamers' minds.

Does "Death Stranding" live up to all the hype?

I mean, honestly while yes the reviews are in

They literally range from brilliant masterpiece

and the what the entire hell did I just play of all of it.

Now first off for those of you not in the know,

"Death Stranding" takes place after a global cataclysm

And you take on the role of Sam Porter Bridges.

A delivery man who travels between settlements

trying to rebuild the United States of America,

Simple enough on the surface but obviously

there is so much more than that lying beneath.

For instance, the worlds of the living and the dead

have collided in a spooky and decidedly sticky way.

You have an unborn purgatory baby strapped

to your chest that lets you sense enemies

Now overall, none of the reviews seem to fall

Which seems to be universal across the reviews though

is that this game is definitely crafted down

There is nothing in the game that's left to chance

and everyone seems to agree at how powerful

and introspective taking these lonely treks

across this beautiful, haunting landscape can be.

Heather Alexandra at Kotaku loved the game

Even the stupidest and most pretentious developments

one with numerous potential points of attack to analyze."

Now many of the reviews also praise the scope of the story.

Certainly not without its critiques of America,

but at its core, it never stops being about the sheer power

and purpose we can find in human connection,

and that is its most remarkable achievement."

"'Death Stranding' is a game that demands

to be argued over and analyzed for years.

It starts rough, and then gets better and better

as it goes along, culminating in an ending

that's both hugely important to its universe,

and also very small and personal to Sam."

In general the game's most glowing reviews

seem to make the argument that this is a game

to take thoughtful and measured actions in,

rather than being some sort of run and gun experience

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デス・ストランドリングはすべての誇大広告に応えられるか？(Nerdist News w/ Dan Casey) (Does Death Stranding Live Up to All the Hype? (Nerdist News w/ Dan Casey))

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