Jason Shipman – Google

Only every once in a while comes an absolute stunning game where you feel close to the character and the story that you playing in such a way. When i first launched the game i had no clue what to expect, i'd only seen one or two trailers and gameplay videos and went in to this with an open mind only to discover a world i felt i could immediately connect with. I was presented with at first a game that involved balance while walking and carrying items on my back which affected how i could move, and with the story pushing me along, i soon discovered i was able to gain some new items to help me. I could clearly see the weight of my load on my back, something that no other games really did with their 'huge inventories that you always thought should be impossible to carry. Death Stranding did this differently, and it was refreshingly new as well as totally accepted. I loved the chapter driven storyline and the characters i met a long the way as well as the 'oh wow' moments as it developed and introduced you to new dangers and objectives within the ever progressing mission. The game also has some of the longest 'never want this to end' cutscenes you will see in any game, and you keep on wanting more. I played so many hours on Death Stranding, and i really would encourage you to pick it up, and add to your collection as I feel its a game that should not be skipped past. Games like this don't come along very often, it is extremely well polished, i can't recall finding any bugs as I played, and as a result i had an amazing game experience and longing for the game itself to be made into an actual movie was ever present. Loved it so much, would recommend to all. Keep on keeping on!