Death Stranding 2 – Release Date, Trailers, Platforms, And Everything We Know
Jacob Woodward Gaming Journalist Fact Checked by Paul McNally Last updated: 28 March, 2024
Death Stranding is a little bit like Marmite – you either love hauling packages around beautiful vistas, or you are falling asleep with controller in hand. Death Stranding 2 is likely going to be more of the same, so if you fall into the former category, you want to know what Kojima has cooked up this time around.
Below we’ll touch on various aspects of Death Stranding 2 including its release date, any trailers, what platforms it is releasing on, and much more. Read on for all the information on Hideo Kojima’s next mind-bending masterpiece.
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach release date
Death Stranding 2 has a release date of 2025 but that is all we have right now. If we were to speculate a more specific time period, we’d probably look to Q4, maybe November, as this was when the first Death Stranding dropped.
2025 is shaping up to be a pretty stacked year though with the likes of GTA 6, Marvel 1943, and Pokemon Legends Z-A also releasing, which could impact the timing of another Holiday launch.
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach trailers
There have been two trailers released for Death Stranding 2 so far – the initial teaser and a follow-up full announcement. In true Kojima fashion though, these are both pretty lengthy coming in at four and nine minutes respectively, so you know you’ll be getting some juicy details.
Here is the first teaser, released in December 2022:
This one focuses mainly on Fragile and what appears to be a baby she is taking care of, as they look to escape the clutches of an enemy.
In the full announcement trailer however, things get a bit more complex and even wackier. There are stop-motion puppets, missing limbs, and the face reveal of an old friend who returns to haunt Sam once more.
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach platforms
At this current time, Death Stranding 2 will release on PS5 only, as an exclusive. This isn’t surprising at all considering the first game also started out life as a PlayStation exclusive title.
What we can’t rule out though is a Death Stranding 2 PC release. This is something that is becoming increasingly common for Sony to do with their exclusives and with Kojima Productions not strictly being a PlayStation-owned studio, it is more than likely we’ll see it on Steam at some point.
What’s a little more hard to predict is whether there will be a Death Stranding 2 Xbox release. The first did eventually hit Game Pass but for PC only, and with
