Death Stranding 2: On the Beach

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is a story about survival in the midst of global disasters, where you have to constantly adapt to the harsh conditions of a destroyed world. The weather and terrain shape the route: somewhere you will have to go around a cliff, somewhere you will have to wait for a downpour. Each order has weight and volume, so the route is planned in advance. The exploration is complicated by earthquakes, forest fires and landslides, so the route is planned in advance. The cargo can be carried on oneself, transported by transport, or transferred to allies. Transport requires fuel and repairs, so saving becomes part of the job. Sometimes it is better to carry the load by hand than to risk the car. Fuel is consumed quickly and refills are rare. Between tasks, roads, bridges and shelters are built, which makes travel easier for both the hero and other players. Asynchronous interaction remains part of the design, although some items appear in the shared world. Buildings are visible to other players, and liking them brings additional resources. Common roads and bridges appear gradually, changing the map. The plot is told in long scenes, and the characters are familiar from the first part. Music and landscapes are considered separate advantages of the project. Scenes alternate with long transitions, and there is a conscious rhythm. The music comes in at just the right moment and enhances the scenes. For anyone who likes slow travel with cargo, this road is suitable. The additions have not yet been released, but the updates improve the balance. The game was released on several platforms and received praise for its landscapes.