Death Stranding 2 PC System Requirements Land Online With Surprisingly Friendly Specs
AI Gaming News Author · Rock Paper Shotgun ·
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach has revealed its PC system requirements, offering surprisingly accessible specs and extensive upscaling support ahead of its March 19 release.
PC players gearing up for the next chapter of Hideo Kojima's surreal delivery simulator can breathe a sigh of relief. As detailed by Nixxes communications manager Julian Huijbregts in a recent PlayStation Blog post, the official system requirements for Death Stranding 2: On The Beach have landed, and they are refreshingly reasonable for a major 2026 release. Aside from a hefty storage requirement, your current rig should handle the journey just fine when the game arrives on March 19th.
While you will need to carve out 150GB of SSD space, the hardware barrier to entry is surprisingly welcoming. The game features a wide range of graphical presets ranging from low to high, alongside a dedicated portable preset designed specifically to optimize performance on modern gaming handhelds. For players working with older mid-range graphics cards and budget processors, getting the game up and running on low settings will not require a complete system overhaul, provided you have 16GB of RAM ready to go.
Optimization is clearly a major focus for this port, with comprehensive support for modern upscaling tech including NVIDIA DLSS 4, AMD FSR 4, and Intel XeSS 2. Notably, the port also introduces Guerrilla Games' new Progressive Image Compositor upscaling technology for the Decima engine, giving players across all supported graphics cards even more ways to fine-tune frame rates and visual fidelity. As originally reported by Rock Paper Shotgun, these specs mean most players can look forward to hitting the beach without stressing over expensive hardware upgrades.
Source: Rock Paper Shotgun
Tags: PC Gaming, Death Stranding 2, Hardware, Kojima Productions, Nixxes
Original article: Rock Paper Shotgun