The highly-anticipated Death Stranding Director's Cut for Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, and Mac, has hit a snag in its release schedule, now expected to debut in early 2024. Fans looking forward to Hideo Kojima's unique title will have to wait a bit longer as 505 Games, the publisher handling the Death Stranding PC port, announced the delay from its initial 2023 release date. This move is seen as part of Apple's ambitious efforts to make headway into more serious gaming, alongside titles like Resident Evil 4 Remake and the upcoming Assassin's Creed Mirage and The Division Resurgence which are also heading to Apple devices.
For those wondering about system requirements, playing the game on Apple devices will necessitate having the latest iPhone 15 Pro or using an iPad or Mac equipped with an M1 chip or later. While the delay may disappoint some, there is also a surge of anticipation for the recently announced Death Stranding sequel and Kojima Productions' new horror game OD, created in collaboration with Get Out director Jordan Peele.
When will Death Stranding Director's Cut be available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac?Death Stranding Director's Cut is now scheduled to be available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac in early 2024 after a recent delay from its original 2023 release window.
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Delays are a bummer, but gamers know good things come to those who wait—especially if it's for the extra polish of Death Stranding Director's Cut. With Apple leveling up their game and dipping into the hardcore scene, our patience might just be rewarded with a killer experience on those high-end gadgets.
Looks like Apple's gearing up to be a new oasis for gamers, but patience is key with Death Stranding's latest move to 2024. It's a bit of a wait, folks, but hey, perfecting those strands takes time—plus, Kojima's new endeavors are shaping up to be just the kind of narrative feasts we love to dive into.