Warning: Narrative spoilers below for the first act of Death Stranding 2.
Death Stranding 2 is as bizarre as any of Hideo Kojima's games. Maybe even weirder? It trades Metal Gear's cloning and nanomachines for aging rainfall, interdimensional beaches, magical tar, and all sorts of other stuff you might kinda understand by the time you reach the end. It's tragic, goofy, tragic again, and then goes so deep into mystifying sci-fi territory that you better be referencing the in-game encyclopedia if you want to keep track of all the proper nouns.
