Kojima Productions' open world title launched for PS4 in 2019, before coming to PC the following year, and is now also available on Xbox Series X/S.
The studios is now in full control and ownership of the Death Stranding IP, with the original title also having released for Xbox consoles today.
Kojima Productions' acclaimed action-adventure is finally out on Xbox Series X/S. It's also available for PC via the Microsoft Store.
Director Hideo Kojima confirmed the same in a short new video on Twitter, though it's unknown how extensive the recap will be.
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The sequel to Kojima Productions' 2019 action-adventure is upping the weirdness quotient. Check out all the latest details here.
Kojima Productions has revealed details on the Japanese actors who will be reprising their roles in the upcoming sequels, as well as new additions who will be joining the cast.
Watch a group of Dollman dancing with singer Daichi Miura to the beat of his new single, "Horizon Dreamer," in a Private Room.
The sequel is still set for 2025, with director Hideo Kojima citing "unforeseen circumstances" for not announcing the date at TGS.
Shoot pictures of Rainy, Tomorrow, and Fragile in various poses with a Polaroid camera, which will have some impact on the story.
There's much to glean, like what makes Tarman so unique, introducing Tomorrow and Rainy and confirming Heartman's return.
"It’s a bit risky and a new challenge for me within the realm of games," Hideo Kojima says about his upcoming Xbox horror game.
The upcoming open world title's Tokyo Game Show 2024 presentation – which was previously set to be an hour long – is now going to be about 30 minutes longer, it's been confirmed.
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach will headline PlayStation's Tokyo Game Show presence, with a live stage presentation scheduled for September 29.
Kojima's first-person psychological horror demo hasn't lost any of its sheen even now, a decade on from release.
A development update is inbound, with actors Kenjiro Tsuda and Nana Mizuki confirmed as guests alongside Nicolas Winding Refn.
Nana Mizuki, who voiced Fragile in Japanese for the first game, could be featured in the image, perhaps hinting at her return.
The individual could be Kenjiro Tsuda, renowned for roles in Jujutsu Kaisen, Chainsaw Man, and Boruto: Naruto Next Generations.
Kojima Productions and PlayStations are both confirmed to be attending this year's event in September.
PlatinumGames' acclaimed hack-and-slash action title is DRM-free on the storefront at a 40 percent discount until July 11th.
