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Xbox will publish Physint, Hideo Kojima’s upcoming game, after Sony canceled the project. Kojima praised a shared vision with Xbox, which is already set to publish Kojima Productions’ next game OD and is pursuing cross‑media projects beyond games. Physint is described as a genre‑defining action‑espionage title but isn’t expected to launch until at least 2030, with no date yet for OD.
Asha Sharma, Xbox’s CEO, suggests Microsoft’s platform should stay open to more creators and hints that Xbox could become the home of the next Hideo Kojima, a comment framed by Kojima’s OD project and ongoing industry chatter about open platforms.
Hideo Kojima revealed OD, an Xbox-published horror game developed with Jordan Peele and built on Unreal Engine 5, aiming to push the boundaries of fear. He teases a secret gameplay system designed to let players continue even if the fear becomes overwhelming, though few details are shared. Entertainment Weekly hints at a deeply moving, single-player experience with more information to come.
Hideo Kojima revealed a new OD screenshot for his upcoming horror project, an ostensibly avant-garde, single-player anthology that Kojima says aims to push fear to new limits. Phil Spencer reportedly greenlit OD after others doubted the concept, and the image—featuring a yellow hallway, an old TV, and a lurking figure—draws comparisons to the canceled PT teaser, though gameplay details remain sparse.
Hideo Kojima says his horror game OD found interest only with Xbox (and Phil Spencer) after other publishers didn’t understand the concept; Xbox signed the project, with new CEO Asha Sharma calling OD deeply moving. The single-player title reportedly features a new game system and a fear-management option, stars Sophia Lillis and Hunter Schafer, and involves Jordan Peele; no release date has been announced yet.
Jordan Peele's next project appears to be a horror video game titled 'OD,' developed in collaboration with Hideo Kojima, following a delay in his upcoming film.
Hideo Kojima and Xbox revealed a mysterious new game called 'OD' with a teaser trailer showcasing advanced Meta Human technology and a star-studded cast, but many details remain elusive. The game is described as avant-garde and focused on fear, with potential multiplatform release, and more information is expected soon.
Kojima Productions and Xbox have teamed up to showcase a new teaser for their mysterious project OD, described as a blend of game, movie, and new media, running on Unreal Engine 5. The game, titled OD: Knock, aims to evoke fear with its theme of a frightening 'knock' sound, and features motion capture and involvement from notable figures like Jordan Peele. The project was revealed during Kojima's 10th anniversary livestream, emphasizing its innovative and boundary-pushing nature.
Kojima Productions will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a livestream event called Beyond The Strand, where they are expected to reveal updates on future projects including OD, a horror game in partnership with Microsoft and Jordan Peele, and Physint, an early-stage project with Sony. The event may also hint at other ventures like a Death Stranding movie or new media projects, but no major reveals are guaranteed.
Hideo Kojima's horror game OD is still in development with Xbox despite recent widespread layoffs at Microsoft that led to cancellations of several projects, though OD remains unaffected for now. The layoffs are part of Microsoft's shift towards AI investments, impacting many other Xbox projects and studios, with some like Contraband facing uncertain futures.
Hideo Kojima's upcoming horror game, OD, is being developed in collaboration with Xbox Game Studios and filmmaker Jordan Peele. The game will utilize Xbox’s cloud technology to create a groundbreaking and immersive experience. While the release date is not confirmed, it is unlikely to be before 2026. The game will feature actors Sophia Lillis, Hunter Schafer, and Udo Kier, and may be an Xbox exclusive. Kojima has also assembled a team of high-profile storytellers for the project. The gameplay is expected to blend gaming and film, exploring the concept of fear.
Trademarks discovered by internet sleuths suggest that Hideo Kojima's upcoming horror game, OD, may include multiplayer features. The trademarks include references to a "Social Scream System" and "Social Stealth," which align with Kojima's past games that have incorporated clever multiplayer integration. The use of Xbox's cloud infrastructure also indicates that OD is likely intended to be played online.
The teaser trailer for Hideo Kojima's upcoming collaboration with Jordan Peele, OD, contains a hidden Easter egg referencing Kojima's canceled Silent Hills project. A member of the Silent Hill subreddit discovered the letters A-T-A-M-I hidden in the mouth of actor Udo Kier, which corresponds to the city of Atami in Japan. The kanji for Atami translate to "silent" and "hill." While it may just be a nod to Silent Hills, it could also suggest that OD will incorporate elements from Kojima's original vision for the horror game. OD aims to test players' fear thresholds and blur the boundaries between gaming and film.
Hideo Kojima's new game "OD" debuted with a mysterious trailer at The Game Awards, featuring hidden letters inside the mouths of the actors. Fans discovered that the letters spell "ATAMI," leading to speculation that the game may be connected to the Silent Hill franchise. However, there is no confirmation from Konami, and it is possible that the references to Silent Hill are simply repurposed ideas for "OD." The next year is expected to bring more revelations leading up to the game's release.
Fans have noticed several references to the Silent Hill series in the trailer for Hideo Kojima's upcoming Xbox project, OD. The trailer features a door similar to the one in the P.T. playable teaser, as well as a secret message spelled out in Udo Kier's mouth. The letters A, T, A, M, and I appear at specific timestamps in the trailer, which when put together, spell "Atami," a city in Japan that translates to "quiet hill." These Easter eggs have excited fans who were disappointed by the cancellation of Kojima's previous Silent Hill project.