Death Stranding review: 'BREATHTAKING' embargo lifts REALLY SOON

Death Stranding review says it's 'breathtaking' with the review embargo lifting November 1.

@anthony256

Published Oct 31, 2019 11:45 PM CDT
Updated Nov 3, 2020 11:46 AM CST

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It looks like we only have a few more hours to wait until the reviews of Death Stranding are unleashed, with the review embargo for Hideo Kojima's new masterpiece lifting November 1 at 12:01AM PT / 3:01 AM ET / 7:01 AM GMT / 6 PM AET. Check out the recently-launched, and freaking amazing 8-minute launch trailer to Death Stranding here.

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There are reviewers who have already sunken untold hours into Death Stranding, with the author of Mecha Samurai Empire & Cyber Shogun Revolution, Peter Tieryas tweeting (too early) his thoughts on the game. He couldn't say too much about the game because of the impending embargo, but what he has to say is pretty damn good.

Tieryas said Death Stranding is "breathtaking, easily one of the most unique and stunning experiences I've had in all my years of gaming".

The full, now-deleted tweet read: "Tomorrow is in my hands, and it is breathtaking, easily one of the most unique and stunning experiences I've had in all my years of gaming. More thoughts on Death Stranding to come after the November 1st embargo".

Death Stranding launches on November 8 for the PS4/PS4 Pro and sometime in 2020 for the PC.

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