They may have to wait a good long while for the next release after Death Stranding, but at least they will have something amazing, and probably terrifying, to look forward to.Nearly four years ago, Hideo Kojima felt alone in the world.
Death Stranding was Kojima Productions' first release on their own, and has gone on to be the biggest IP launch Japan has had this console generation.įans love Kojima just as much as they love his games, and have enjoyed seeing him thrive with the creative freedom such independence has given him and his team. However, tensions rose between the two parties until Kojima left Konami and was finally able to break out his own independent studio in December of 2015. During the partnership, the majority of the entire Metal Gear series was produced, which skyrocketed the studio to fame as the titles became part of one of the most well-renowned game franchises ever created. While Kojima Productions, the game studio Kojima founded, has been around since 2005, it was under the umbrella of Konami for a decade.
In his message, Hideo Kojima says he is watching multiple scary movies to "awaken his horror soul," which apparently includes the Thai horror film The Eye. The kicker, though, is his reason for watching these films: so he can "make the scariest horror game." It will likely arrive a long, long way away considering how recently Death Stranding was released, but fans will be pleased to know he'll be working on another spooky game regardless. Now, the gaming community is getting hints from Kojima himself on the developer's Twitter page which suggest another horror game is in the works. Recreation in PS4's Dreams Proves You Can Build Pretty Much Anything at all, which many felt was an incredible experience in its own right.
Not only were fans disappointed at the game's cancellation, but they were also upset they could no longer download P.T.
Meant to tease the next installment of the beloved Silent Hill series and developed by Kojima Productions, as well as designed and directed by Hideo Kojima in collaboration with Guillermo del Toro, P.T. was an acronym for "playable teaser" and released on the PlayStation Store as a free download in August of 2014, but was later taken down after the untitled Silent Hill project was cancelled.
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