However, the story will seemingly be less prophetic about the isolated society that would eventually spread from the game world of the original Death Stranding and into the real world a few months later. The trailer was quickly followed by a few words from developer Hideo Kojima, who in classic style didn't give too much insight as to what Death Stranding 2 would actually be about. This reveal comes during The Game Awards ceremony, where the previous game in the Death Stranding series had previously won the award for Best Direction. Konami's Silent Hill series may be returning, according to a leak, but Kojima and Reedus are not expected to be involved.Kojima Productions reveals Death Stranding 2 in an incredible trailer that gives a cinematic view of what players can expect from the upcoming title. Reedus was originally set to star in Kojima's new Silent Hill game, but that project fell apart and Death Stranding rose from the ashes. It was also packed with big-name actors and celebrities like Mads Mikkelsen, Guillermo del Toro, Lea Seydoux, Margaret Qualley, Troy Baker, and Conan O'Brien, among others. The original Death Stranding was the first in Kojima's so-called "strand" game genre. GameSpot will report back with more details as they become available. "It was a huge thing, so we just started part two of that," he said.īefore this, it was reported that Death Stranding studio Kojima Productions might be working on an Xbox-exclusive game. So Death Stranding 2 might not be here anytime soon, if work is just beginning now. Reedus said in the Leo Edit interview that it look "maybe two or three years" to finish his motion-capture scenes for the original Death Stranding.
Some took this to believe Sony might have more in store for Death Stranding, but whether or not that's the case remains to be seen. Now Playing: DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR'S CUT - PC Launch TrailerĪn image of Reedus' Death Stranding character, Sam, was recently added to the PlayStation Studios website banner. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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