Death Stranding 2 (PS5) Review - The Essence of Being Human

Right from the start, Death Stranding was never just about moving boxes from one place to another. Its real story digs into how people stay lonely yet yearn to link up, whether through a handshake or a Wi-Fi signal. The game introduces a cast weighed down by past wounds, cautious optimism, and a stack of duties that feels nearly too heavy to carry. Seeing these familiar faces again in Death Stranding 2: On The Beach isn't just for nostalgia; it gives us a chance to explore the scars they're still nursing and the hard-earned lessons they've picked up along the way. Sam Porter Bridges: The Burden of the Bridge Sam's trip in the first game showed us reluctant heroism up close. He hated crowds and closeness, yet life kept pushing him into the role of human connector. That made him a walking puzzle-a loner who lived for tying the world back together. We watched him wrestle with painful memories, cope with being a repatriate, and slowly form a tender, alm...