Death Stranding aged like fine wine. So, how, then, does Hideo Kojima’s one-of-a-kind experience begin a new journey?

The mass connection that Death Stranding advocated for has shown its dark underbelly and there are some days where I wish we could go back and undo it all. That anxiety is palpable in Death Stranding 2: On The Beach,

On The Beach review - Hideo Kojima's second game is just as bonkers and beautiful as the first - Get ready for astral whales, creepy cults and a lot of slogging around empty desertscapes