Death Stranding 2 Will Be Even Weirder Than First Game, Says Kojima

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  • Death Stranding 2 is still targeting a 2025 release window.
  • According to the director, this game will be more bizarre than its predecessor.
  • Fans should expect more action, mysteries, and the classic Hideo Kojima-style plot points as part of this bizarre nature.

Death Stranding 2 has already received plenty of details this year. The game is said to be more violent, have a unique photo mode, and more. However, fans are still curious to learn more.

Additional information about the upcoming entry was also presented at the Tokyo Game Show 2025. According to the presentation, this game will be even more bizarre than its predecessor.

Why it matters: Metal Gear Solid is already famous for its outlandish nature. Whether it be the subtle themes, comedic elements, or the gameplay itself, Hideo Kojima’s work always stands out.

As reported by Genki, Hideo Kojima has confirmed that Death Stranding 2 is still set for a 2025 release. The director did not share a release date during the event, but he confirmed that fans can expect more details next year.

Commenting on the game, the director stated that Death Stranding 2 will be a wilder experience. This is hardly a surprise since his work has always been unique and different. However, it seems the upcoming release will take things up a notch.

The director also says fans might not find anything like Death Stranding 2 in the industry.

It’s an even weirder game than DS1.

-Hideo Kojima

This year’s gameplay trailer already showed a glimpse of a few of these shenanigans. With the trailer leaving more questions than answers, it was clear from day one that the IP’s latest entry would not be any less strange.

The title is even said to feature in-game concerts, so fans will certainly find more than a few unexpected things once they embark on Sam’s latest journey.

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Hideo Kojima also shared additional details about his upcoming projects. He states that OD is shaping up to be yet another interesting take on gaming, suggesting that Death Stranding 2 isn’t the only project that has its fair share of bizarre qualities.

2025 is already shaping up to be a huge year for gaming. Between the likes of GTA 6, Ghost of Yotei, and more coming next year, excitement is at an all-time high among fans.

The latest information about Death Stranding 2 has only increased the excitement for 2025 as the gaming industry prepares for a year full of promises and joy.

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