Metal Gear Solid was the first and last Hideo Kojima game I played (was still in grade school) Personally, never a huge fan of any of the games, therefore I was initially skeptical about picking this up when it launched for PS4 back in November. However, after I saw the Half-Life X Death Stranding crossover (Thank you for bringing this to PC) I gained curiosity for it again plus I'm a huge fan of Norman Reedus from the film The Boondock Saints

There aren't many games I feel I need to write a review for, but Death Stranding is an exception. This isn't just a game - it's an experience that moved me like a artwork masterpiece. The game makes me feel like I'm in Iceland or Alaska which happen to be two places I've always wanted to visit. The cutscenes are amazing, and the gameplay graphics are surreal. The attention to detail is some of the best I've ever seen, not just the visuals but the audio as well. The soundtrack is beautiful, and the voice acting in this game is superb; the entire cast did a phenomenal job.

"Death Stranding Is Not For Everyone" this is an understatement. People will say it's a boring walking simulator. It's unfortunate there are so many mindless reviewers out there, especially since many video game companies just keep feeding players the same garbage over and over again, and no one is bold enough to try to create anything new or innovative.

We as human beings have become slaves to instant gratification. This game is extremely relevant through these trying times. I played this game during the prolonged quarantine of COVID-19. Hideo Kojima brought a very deep theme and ideal which the story portrays about life, and how we should value it while also helping others.