Norman Reedus might have let slip that a Death Stranding sequel is in development
It’s not yet known what Kojima Productions has in store for its next project, but if a recent interview with Death Stranding star Norman Reedus is anything to go by, the studio might be working on a sequel to Hideo Kojima’s triple-A walking simulator as we speak. In an interview with Leo Edit (spotted by GamerUP), the actor was asked a question about his time spent filming Death Stranding, and Reedus’ response seemed to indicate that a second game was in the works.
“Okay, so you got the book going on, you’ve got the final season [of The Walking Dead] coming out, then the spinoff, and you’re filming Death Stranding, the video game,” the interviewer said. “We just started the second one,” Reedus replied.
Reedus provided no additional details about the alleged sequel, but this isn’t the first time he’s mentioned a possible second Death Stranding game. Last year, the actor stated during an interview that a second game was being negotiated. “I think we’re doing a second Death Stranding,” Reedus said last year.
Additionally, in a WIRED video published in 2020, the actor then claimed he was “in talks to do other stuff” with Kojima. Before Death Stranding, Reedus was initially set to star in Silent Hills, Kojima’s take on the Silent Hill franchise that was ultimately cancelled as a consequence of the game developer’s split from Konami.
It’s worth noting that despite Reedus’ claims, neither Kojima Productions nor Kojima himself have officially confirmed that a new Death Stranding project is in development.
The specifics of Kojima Productions’ future projects are fairly vague, but it appears the company is going to have its hands quite full over the next few years. In addition to an alleged Death Stranding sequel, it’s been
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