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If you already own a PS4™ version of DEATH STRANDING, you can get the PS5™ DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR’S CUT Digital Deluxe Edition for a discounted price and you do not need to purchase this product. *Unlock in-game items via story progression. Additional in-game BB Pod customization options x2 (gold and silver).*įrom legendary game creator Hideo Kojima comes a genre-defying experience, now expanded and remastered for the PS5™ console in this definitive Director’s Cut.Ĭan you reunite the shattered world, one step at a time? New in-game power glove colours x2 (gold and silver).* New in-game suit colours x2 (gold and silver).* DEATH STRANDING Digital Deluxe Edition content.*

Sony also notes that the feature is limited to one trial per account, per game.- Digital mini art book and mini soundtrack PlayStation®5 app.

It's worth noting, however, that the feature is only available for PlayStation 5 users and that attempting to access a trial for PS4 will not be possible. To access either trial, UK players just need to navigate to each of the game's respective store pages. You'd hope that, should Sony make game trials available worldwide, it would adjust that system. At 68GB (and 48GB before its playable), Death Stranding's file size could mean that some users end up using most of their trial period just getting the game onto their consoles. This means that if the game takes you two hours to download, then you'll already have used up a significant portion of your trial period without actually experiencing any gameplay. The game trial interface on the browser version of the UK PS Store. In a decision that's likely to affect players differently depending on their internet download speeds, the trial period for each game has been set to trigger from the moment that you select "Download Trial" on your console, or "Add To Library" from the web - as opposed to when you actually start playing the game for the first time. However, the actual amount of time that players will end up spending in the game is likely to be considerably lower than that.