Hideo Kojima gives us some more details about the new Death Stranding 2, this time he talks about the importance that Fragile will have.
Hideo Kojima tells us about the importance of characters in Death Stranding 2
After the announcement of Death Stranding 2, Hideo Kojima has given new clues about what awaits us in the story mode. We know this thanks to new episode of his Brain Structure podcastwhere the developer has given details about the characters that will have an important role in the game, more specifically, Fragile.
While it’s true that we don’t have any great details on Death Stranding 2 yet, Kojima has highlighted the importance that Fragile will have in the game; In addition, she has also left some comments from Elle Fanning and Shioli Kutsuna, all this despite the fact that we have not yet been able to see them in the presentation trailer.
Elle and Shioli do not appear in the trailer… But I think that in the near future I will be able to show the roles they will have.
Death Stranding 2 was presented during The Game Awards gala leaving many people anxious to enjoy the new Hideo Kojima, in the video we can see how Norman Reedus will continue to be our main character.. What adventures will we have to face this time? There is still no specific release window, but initially 2023 would be the chosen year, although it seems that Frank Aliberti, senior character designer for PlayStation, dates the game to 2024.
I still can’t say much for now, but Fragile will have a big role in this story. Even for the role that Elle and Shioli take; people will be blown away by the crazy things we’ve done. I can’t reveal anything yet, but I will in the future. It is something that has never been seen before.
As you can see, Hideo Kojima has very clear ideas and it seems that he will present us with a surprising game and that he will completely disassemble our heads. Death Stranding 2 is called to be one of the best received games by the PlayStation public, so we’ll see how everything ends up developing and see if Kojima is right in his statements.