Kojima Unveils New Trailers for OD and Death Stranding Mosquito, Small Update on PHYSINT

During his studio's 10th anniversary event at Tokyo Game Show 2025, Hideo Kojima shared updates on upcoming projects, starting with OD, which survived Microsoft's most recent cancellations.

The horror game published by Xbox Game Studios received a brand new trailer featuring Sophia Lillis, who we've long known will play one of the characters alongside Udo Kier and Hunter Schafer. It does feel quite spooky, that's for sure, though it tells us close to nothing about how it'll actually play. A couple of months ago, Kojima just mused that OD will probably be the type of game that some players love with a passion and others hate right away. We'll have to wait some more time to understand exactly what he means.

The tenth anniversary livestream then went on to reveal the previously announced new animation film project, Death Stranding Mosquito. It will be produced by ABC ANIMATION, featuring a screenplay by Aaron Guzikowski (Contraband, Prisoners, The Red Road, Papillon, and Raised by Wolves). Death Stranding Mosquito will be directed by Hiroshi Miyamoto. Obviously, this is a separate project from the live action Death Stranding film, which will be written and directed by Michael Sarnoski.

Last but not least, Kojima shared a few details about PHYSINT, the new tactical espionage action game made in partnership with Sony. First of all, a key art was shared, presumably teasing a protagonist who looks a lot like Eddie Redmayne (despite previous rumors that the game would feature Robert Pattinson). That remains unconfirmed, but we did get confirmation of three actors: Charlee Fraser (Anyone But You, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga), Ma Dong-seok (also known as Don Lee, previously featured in Train to Busan, Eternals, and Death Stranding 2: On the Beach), and Minami Hamabe (Godzilla Minus One).

Kojima revealed that the recent SAG-AFTRA strike affected the project's development, delaying the casting process. That said, news on the main character's identity will come soon. Additionally, it was confirmed that 3Lateral, the team behind the MetaHuman technology (acquired by Epic Games in 2019), is developing new technology to capture Minami Hamabe's likeness accurately. As a reminder, PHYSINT is still in the conceptual phase and may therefore be five to six years away.

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