A long-standing save-file issue affecting Death Stranding on Xbox PC has been resolved, enhancing reliability for gamers.
Bug Resolution Details
For several years, players of Death Stranding on Xbox PC encountered a vexing bug that prevented progress from reliably saving, impacting gameplay after 30 to 60 minutes. This inconsistency led to numerous proposed workarounds, but Microsoft, Kojima Productions, and 505 Games have now delivered a solution. The fix, distributed through the Xbox Gaming Services app on PC, ensures more dependable progress saves.
Users can check for the fix by opening the Xbox PC app, clicking their profile picture, navigating to Settings > About, and verifying the Gaming Services version is 32.106.13001.0 or above. Tests on version 33.108.12001.0 confirm the bug is effectively addressed, with progress saving consistently.
Game Availability and Performance
Death Stranding Director's Cut is available on the Xbox Store, priced at $39.99. The game benefits from the Xbox Play Anywhere initiative, allowing for flexible play across platforms. Originally exclusive to PlayStation and developed by Kojima Productions, the game is now optimized for low-power handheld PCs, offering enhanced portability.
This fix is a modest but meaningful improvement for Xbox PC players, signaling better user experience and satisfaction.
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