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Are you looking for everything we know so far about Death Stranding 2? Following the success of the first game, Hideo Kojima and his team at Kojima Productions are back for another mysterious and gripping sequel. With the release still a fair way out, this Death Stranding 2 guide is designed to share everything we know so far about the title, revealing all of the important details and media reveals. Continue reading to learn everything we know so far about Death Stranding 2.

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This first section of our Death Stranding 2 guide focuses on when and where you can play the game, covering topics like its release date and what consoles it might launch on.

Kojima Productions hasn't announced a final release date for Death Stranding 2 yet, but it's confirmed to be releasing at some point in 2025. The likelihood is Death Stranding 2 will come out in the final few months of the year.

At the time of writing, Death Stranding 2 is only releasing on PS5. It's been announced as a PS5 exclusive.

While the first game debuted on PS4 and was later updated for PS5 via the Director's Cut version, Death Stranding 2 will only come out on PS5 as far as PlayStation platforms are concerned.

Death Stranding 2 is only announced for PS5 so far, but the chances of it coming to PC are extremely high. It may stay exclusive to PS5 for a limited time, but the first game came to PC less than a year after its initial PS4 launch. There's a strong chance the same will happen with Death Stranding 2.

While the game is being marketed as a PS5 exclusive, there is a fairly good chance Death Stranding 2 will come to Xbox at some point in the far future. The first Death Stranding came to Xbox Series X|S in November 2024, five years after the original PS4 release. This was a result of Kojima Productions buying the rights to the IP from Sony.

Kojima Productions has stated it wants to bring the Death Stranding IP to «more platforms and audiences», so may