Death Stranding: Neill Blomkamp‏ Denies Working With Hideo Kojima

Nothing vague about this one.

Posted By | On 16th, Jul. 2017

death stranding

Following the Hideo Kojima panel at this year’s E3 Coliseum, there were reports online, including by ourselves, that suggested that maybe the Japanese game designer and South African filmmaker Neill Blomkamp were working together on a project. However, Blomkamp has now confirmed in no unclear terms that he is not, after all, working with Kojima.

Kojima and Blomkamp do known each other, and Kojima’s given out even more obscure hints than what we spoke about in our report above in the past before. And when you consider that Death Stranding deals with themes such as connections all of this may possibly make sense. However, Blomkamp recently answered a question posed to him on Twitter and confirmed that he is not working with Kojima in “any way, shape or form.”

So yeah, that’s that. Seems pretty conclusive. There’s no denying that the two of them would actually work together pretty well, since their styles seem to complement each other, but as of right now, it’s been made pretty clear that that isn’t happening.

https://twitter.com/NeillBlomkamp/status/881662192323403776


Amazing Articles You Might Want To Check Out!

Share Your Thoughts Below  (Always follow our comments policy!)



Keep On Reading!

Stellar Blade Review – 2B or Not 2B

Stellar Blade Review – 2B or Not 2B

Stellar Blade feels like a blast from the past in the best way possible.

10 Amazing Open World Games That Refuse to Hold Players’ Hands

10 Amazing Open World Games That Refuse to Hold Players’ Hands

Getting lost and confused is part of the fun in these open world epics.

The Most Promising Linear Games to Look Forward to in 2024 and Beyond

The Most Promising Linear Games to Look Forward to in 2024 and Beyond

Fans of more focused, linear experiences have plenty to look forward to.

MudRunner VR Announced for Meta Quest 2, 3, and Pro

MudRunner VR Announced for Meta Quest 2, 3, and Pro

The off-roading sim will feature eight all-terrain vehicles, vast maps, story and free play modes, and more.

Phantom Fury Review – Fun-Filled Rampage

Phantom Fury Review – Fun-Filled Rampage

Phantom Fury is a follow-up to Ion Fury, taking place a few years into the future. Read on to figure out how w...

Europa is Looking Like One of the Most Engaging Games of the Year

Europa is Looking Like One of the Most Engaging Games of the Year

With this feature, we take a look at Novastar Entertainment's upcoming Europa and why it could end up being on...