The release of 'Death Stranding: Director’s Cut' for Apple iPhone and Mac has been postponed to early 2024, as stated by publisher 505 Games. This extended edition of Hideo Kojima's game, which includes numerous enhancements for gameplay, was previously announced to hit the Apple platforms within 2023. Despite this delay, the publisher has expressed enthusiasm about bringing the game, which stars Norman Reedus as protagonist Sam Bridges, to a wider audience of gamers on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. 'Death Stranding: Director’s Cut' is recognized for its upgraded experience over the original version, offering a more accessible and less frustrating player experience, praised by many including a 7/10 score from a particular review. Apple previously touted the game alongside other big titles in mobile gaming, hinting at the advancing capabilities of its devices for gamers.

Why has 'Death Stranding: Director’s Cut' been delayed for iPhone and Mac?

The official reason for the delay has not been provided in detail, but the publisher mentions the need for additional time to ensure the game meets the quality and performance standards expected for the Apple platforms. They are excited to bring the game to mobile devices and promise an update for an exact release date early in 2024. The delay might be to fine-tune the game further in order to utilize the advanced gaming capabilities of iPhone, iPad, and Mac.