Sony has officially announced that Death Stranding 2: On the Beach’s PC version will launch on 19 March 2026. The announcement promises to be the next major PlayStation title. The port is being handled by Nixxes Software, a studio with a strong track record in delivering optimized PC versions of first-party games. However, the company has not yet disclosed the minimum and recommended system requirements, a key detail PC players typically look for ahead of release.
The game’s store listing currently shows the hardware specifications as ‘to be decided’, suggesting that the final configurations will be revealed closer to launch.
Sony has confirmed several PC-focused features that signal a technically advanced version. Death Stranding 2 will support unlocked frame rates, 4K resolution, and ultrawide displays, which include both 21:9 and 32:9 formats.
The system will deliver upscaling technologies that work with all NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel GPU systems, while providing frame generation to boost system performance. The system enables PC users to experience console-like immersion through DualSense controller support, which includes haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.
For PC gamers, system requirements are crucial for deciding whether their current hardware can run a game or if an upgrade is necessary. The absence of these details makes it difficult to assess accessibility at launch.
This is an even more important element in Decima Engine’s visually demanding title, as the engine produces extremely advanced graphics to create detailed environments and complex character models.
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The original Death Stranding and its Director’s Cut version benefited from SSD storage and modern GPUs, which became essential for playing the game at its highest graphical settings. The sequel is expected to be larger in scale and more advanced in terms of visual technology. The results show that system performance must either meet existing requirements or exceed them to achieve seamless operation.
The announcement currently serves as a feature disclosure and lacks complete technical documentation. The PC gaming community will see changes in pre-order trends and general sentiment when the final system requirements are released to the public.