Though subtle, these revisions offer the best argument for playing (or replaying) this version. But what stands out more to me than the advertised toys is how KojiPro has gone back and seemingly re-finessed what was previously there, going so far as to smooth out some of the prickly rough edges that divided players on release. These extras don't necessarily push things far outside the grueling moment-to-moment revolutions of the game's underlying systems-and in some instances, they even intensify them. As a bells-and-whistles port, it does a good job of expanding on its delivery-man-in-the-post-apocalypse-simulator premise, bolstered by the PC-exclusive Cyberpunk 2077 and Half-Life DLC and tweaked further to take full advantage of the PS5's suite of exclusive features. It offers fresh goodies for players to mess around with and a couple of fun, if bite-sized, new mission areas which blatantly call back to Metal Gear, among other things.

If you skipped Death Stranding on PS4 or PC, Director's Cut is the one to play.

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