This page contains the full Death Stranding Missions List - all Story Missions (Orders / Deliveries), their location and rewards. If you are ever not sure where to go next for a story mission, you can look at the starting location here to find your … [Continue reading]
In Death Stranding when you find your first vehicle you may receive a prompt that you can bring it to a garage for repairs. So in case you wonder where to find the garage, this guide has you covered. Garage Location: The garage is found where you … [Continue reading]
One of the quicker ways to get around in Death Stranding is with vehicles. This quick guide shows you how to get vehicles and where to craft them. In Story Episode 3, beat the mandatory story mission "[Order No. 23] Retrieval: System Server" … [Continue reading]
In Death Stranding you can unlock Fast Travel to instantly teleport from one facility to another. This quick guide explains how to fast travel: At the Start of Episode 3 you will reach Lake Knot City. Enter your Private Room there (this is … [Continue reading]
In Death Stranding you are constantly carrying heavy cargo. When you carry a lot at once (over 60kg), your character Sam will tilt left and right when you move sideways. If you don't correct his tilt, he might fall down and damage the cargo. This … [Continue reading]
Order 38: Emergy Provisions Delivery South Knot City is a main mission in Death Stranding. The problem is when you reach South Knot City an antimatter bomb will explode and you get a game over screen. This guide will show you how to fix the bomb … [Continue reading]
In Death Stranding the term Timefall stands for rain. It's a type of rain that is filled with Chiralium, which instantly ages anything it touches by decades, including human skin or cargo. That's why people seek shelter when it rains and wear long … [Continue reading]
In Death Stranding a Voidout is a big explosion caused when a BT (Beached Thing) consumes a living human. Then matter and antimatter mix and this creates a powerful explosion that leaves behind a big crater. When people die they "go necro" after … [Continue reading]
In Death Stranding the term BT means Beached Thing. They are ghosts from the afterlife that are entangled in the world of the living. BTs (Beached Things) can only be seen by people wearing a BB (Bridge Baby), or by people with high DOOMs levels … [Continue reading]
In Death Stranding the term BB stands for Bridge Baby (plural: BBs = Bridge Babies). A Bridge Baby is what Sam carries around in a yellow tank. These Bridge Babies were developed by the government as equipment - they are not treated as living … [Continue reading]
