Kojima has given great news for fans of the title regarding its development
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After its launch in 2019, many were surprised to learn that Death Stranding was going to have a sequel, especially because Hideo Kojima’s video game seemed to close its plot very well. However, throughout these years the Japanese creative has not only shown that there were still stories to tell throughout its various trailers, but has also shown things that have given fans of the previous video game I want to try this new proposal.
Under this premise, it must be said that some locations of the story of Death Stranding 2: On the Beach were already revealed at the time, but that does not mean that the Kojima Productions video game, scheduled for next year, still has a lot of promotion ahead. , which has included Kojima himself having revealed an important detail about the title through an update.
Death Stranding 2: On the beach has already completed recording with the actors
Under this premise and through Famitsu, a medium in which Kojima has come to say that the team finished filming and recording the cast of Death Stranding 2: On the beachwhich is a quite relevant milestone for the studio knowing that cutscenes are a fundamental part of Kojima’s video games, so if they no longer have to work on this, it means that game development is more advanced than expected.
This is not something that is merely speculative, since Kojima himself has stated that the team is trained in the adjustment phase, so everything seems to indicate that the video game is in its phase of polishing errors and making corrections so that it is launched on the market in the best possible way. In this way, the rumors that say that Death Straning 2: On the beach could be released in summer 2025.
With all this said, we are waiting to hear more news about the game beyond seeing Kojima play his own video game. For the rest, remember that Death Stranding 2: On The Beach launches for PlayStation 5 in 2025.
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