[UPDATE - February 24, 2026] Nixxes Software and Kojima Productions have now unveiled the official PC system requirements of Death Stranding 2: On the Beach. You'll find all the info in our dedicated story.
[ORIGINAL STORY] Around eight months after its debut on PlayStation 5, Death Stranding 2: On The Beach is launching on PC on March 19, complete with some PC-exclusive features which include ray tracing support and a chiral cat.
The game's release date on PC was confirmed with a new trailer shared during today'sState of Play presentation, which also provided the first look at this new version of the game and some of its exclusive features, which includeunlocked framerates (with the exception of cutscenes that will be locked at 60 FPS), ultrawide resolutions support, DualSense support, upscaling and frame generation, although the trailer did not specify if all current upscaling and frame generation tech will be supported.
With the game's high-quality world design, ultrawide support in particular is sure to make Death Stranding 2: On The Beach on PC even more immersive. "Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is a world of both the familiar and the alien, of trails well-worn yet frontiers to be explored. So much of what made Kojima Productions’ first title such a unique experience is here, with something brand new to explore," wrote Kai Tatsumoto in our review of the PlayStation 5 release. "Those looking for a comfortable walking simulator to transport goods by food and explore nature have exactly what they’re looking for, while those who come to Hideo Kojima’s works for the off-the-wall narrative and memorable fight scenes will also walk away satisfied with plenty to chat about online."
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