Kojima Productions and Nixxes are working to deliver Death Stranding 2 to PC players in March and today revealed PC specs to play comfortably on your hardware.
“Death Stranding 2 for PC offers a range of Graphics Presets from Low to Very High, catering to both budget gaming PC’s and high-end systems. We’ve also added a Portable preset, aimed at handheld gaming devices, for those Porters who want to “keep on keeping on” while on the go,” says Julian Huijbregts, .
On PC, you have access to support for NVIDIA DLSS 4, AMD FSR 4 and Intel XESS 2. Upscaling and frame generation are available.
For the first time on PC, Pico is available as an option in settings for Upscale. It’s called Progressive Image Compositing, developed by Guerrilla Games for use with the Decima engine and the same tech used for I on PS5. Pico upscaling can be used with all supported graphics cards and combined with many frame generation options. And, all upscaling options can be used with Dynamic Resolution Scaling,
At launch on PC, Death Stranding 2 will add support for ultrawide aspect ratios. All cutscenes were revised to be displayed in 21:9, and gameplay extends to fill the whole screen at 32:9 display.
“An ultrawide monitor is not required for an ultrawide experience: players with high-resolution 16:9 monitors, can enable widescreen aspect ratios in the Display Settings, to experience the broader field of view. An option to play Death Stranding 2 in 21:9 ultrawide aspect ratios is also coming to PS5 via an update at the same time as the PC release,” says Huijbregts.
Death Stranding 2 for PC launches on March 19, 2026.
