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Death Standing PC Game Pass addition coming 23 August

Microsoft looks to be working a new partnership with Kojima Productions.

Update: It’s official — Death Stranding heads to PC Game Pass on 23 August here in Australia.

You can use your PC’s Xbox app to add the game to your play later list from today.

Original story: Death Stranding PC Game Pass addition looks very likely, with Microsoft teasing the title in a new image.

As you can see below, Microsoft posted an image of the PC Game Pass logo on a screenshot directly lifted from Death Stranding.

This has been confirmed by Twitter user naven0m, who shows us — and very clearly at that — the in-game location used in Microsoft’s original message.

While Death Standing was originally published by Sony on PS4 (and later PS5), 505 Games is the publisher of its PC version. With Microsoft recently announcing a partnership with Hideo Kojima and Kojima Productions on an upcoming, unnamed title — that’s likely named Overdose — it’s not hard to conceive of how PC Game Pass may gain access to the title.

We’ll keep you posted as we learn more.

We reviewed the original Death Stranding on PS4 right here, calling it an “irredeemable piece of garbage”.


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