Death Stranding’s Latest Patch Adds DualSense Edge Support For PC
The update also includes various performance and visual upgrades.
Story Highlights
- Death Stranding Director’s Cut is the definitive edition of 2019’s Death Stranding featuring improved next-gen visuals, new story content as well as entirely new activities.
- The Director’s Cut launched last year for PC players and has since received a bunch of updates.
- The newest update adds DualSense Edge support, Improved visuals, and Intel XeSS 1.1 for Death Stranding Director’s Cut.
- The update is only available for PC.
Death Stranding has received yet another update on PC, adding a bunch of improvements to the game, including support for the DualSense Edge, as well as various visuals and performance upgrades. It’s a small patch that adds a bunch of neat improvements to an already great and polished title.
#DeathStranding Director's Cut PC version
💁♂️The latest update patch is now available!Updated contents:
📍Now supports DualSense Edge
📍Supports update to Intel® Xe Super Sampling (XeSS) 1.1, so graphics and performance will be improved! pic.twitter.com/hChuShbRHH— KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS (Eng) (@KojiPro2015_EN) April 20, 2023
The full patch notes are as follows:
It’s not a major update in particular, but the DualSense Edge support is definitely something that a bunch of players is going to be happy about, at least the ones who can actually afford it.
Death Stranding Directors Cut was released last year for PC with a whole bunch of new content as well as all additional content from the original game. This included cross-over content from other franchises, such as the Yaiba Kusanagi from Cyberpunk 2077 in Death Stranding as well as various accessories modeled after Valve‘s Half-Life series.
The Director’s Cut also included brand new story content and easter eggs, one of which is a direct homage to Hideo Kojima’s now-canceled Silent Hills.
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