There's no need to wait for 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Death Stranding on PC to play a game about lugging heavy objects around an൩⛄d falling over.

Steam users are clamoring to download , a free-to-play love letter and/or damning indictment of Kojima Productions' latest creation. While it's still in beta, you can a🅰lready play through a series of missions that set you tromping across post-apocalyptic Antarctica to make deliveries. They say it's post-apocalyptic anyway, it mostly just looks like Antarctica.

Just like in Death Stranding, you start out by strapping items to your back and making your way in the world on foot. Eventually you collect enough "Likes" to purchase handy vehicles like a jetpack or a flatbed truck. There's none 𒅌of that wishy washy infrastructure creation here: you'll drive that truck straight across the Antarctic ice fields like the grizzled ice road trucker you were born to be.

You'll also fal💧l down and ragdoll a lot. ✃But enough of my assessment, here are some of the glowing reviews from the Steam community:

"10/10 'Simply jawdropping' -澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Hideo Kojima" -

"I like the part where you walk." -

"pretty good substitute for death stranding assuming that death stranding is the same it just costs 40-70 🥃dollars more than this" -

In one of the rare negative reviews for Walking Simulator, a displeased player pointed🍰 out one of the inconsistencies at the heart of the game.

"you can run" -

I might argue that, much like Kojima Productions dropping product placement into Death Stranding as a commentary on the cultural in🀅fluence of brands extending well into the post apocalypse, developer Pugsc👍ape included the capability to run in Walking Simulator as a reflection on how quickly we sacrifice our ideals at the altar of convenience. I just made all that up, but it sounds right.

The 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Death Stranding PC release date has been delayed, so you'll have some extra time to wander Antarctica in Walking Simulator.