Death Stranding Features Very Easy Mode for Non-Gamers - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 07 March 2020 / 3,389 Views
Kojima Productions' Hideo Kojima announced via Twitter Death Stranding will feature a Very Easy difficulty mode for movie fans who are not gamers. The reason given is the game features real actors.
Death Stranding will launch for the PlayStation 4 on November 8.
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I think it's a good idea. Options like these make games accessible even to people like my mom when she was alive.
The thing is, an option like this existing doesn't hurt anyone who wants to play the game as it was meant to be played but it might get someone who is a "non gamer" to buy it and enjoy it but then be interested to see how they do on the normal setting as a challenge. Things like this could actually get people Into the hobby who were afraid of the difficulty before.
I know I wouldn't really be interested in watching movies in the cinema if I thought I wouldn't be good enough to be able to see the end of the film.
So it will just be the movie Kojima wanted to create all along.
I’m glad to hear this because a difficulty setting definitely confirms this is in fact a game with a lot of action packed gameplay, and not just a walking sim/ movie that so many are trying to write this off as. Day 1 buy without a doubt
I hope the game is actually good, because what they've shown just looks ridiculous to me. I hope once it's out, the reviews are good and the game can be explained a bit without revealing too much.
I'm waiting for the first movie with some interactive gameplay possibilities. :P Games and movies seem to merge together more and more...
Actually, that's been around since 90s, and it pretty much never led to anything worth mentioning.
Well, I know those CDi games or that "Erica" game on PS4. What I have meant were interactive elements at cinemas to change the movie experience or some scenes. Wouldn't it be nice if the next Star Wars would have different scenes and endings? If games turn into movies, why movies can't turn into games?
Did someone say... Night trap?
In Brazil we had a TV show where people were voting the outcome during the episode, so each block would mildly change depending on the votes during the breaks.
So if you're in the mood for a movie instead of a game, there you go.
why not both!
Laughed more than I should have :-D
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