Hideo Kojima Says OD Goes "Beyond the Limit of 'Scariness'" for Video Games, but if You Chicken Out There's a System to Help You "Keep Going"

Hideo Kojima says OD goes "beyond the limit of 'scariness'" for video games, but if you chicken out there's a system to help you "keep going"

If video game royalty Hideo Kojima is to be believed, Kojima Productions' upcoming single-player horror game OD is going to scare you so much that you'll contemplate quitting, but the game is designed in such a way to help you persevere.If that all sounds incredibly vague and confusing, don't blame me. Kojima tiptoed around the topic of OD in an interview with Entertainment Weekly for Xbox's 25th anniversary. He's been tightlipped about the proj…

New look at Hideo Kojima's next game teases horrifying P.T. vibes and Hunter Schafer creeping

The loss of Hideo Kojima’s Silent Hills project was immense, but I think we may get a very unsettling approximation of it with his new Xbox project anyway. We got our first look at Kojima and Xbox’s OD last September with its creepy “Knock” teaser trailer, and a new image revealed from Entertainment Weekly today keeps up the horrendously creepy vibes within the backdrop of scary photorealism. Take a look: Image via Entertainment Weekly Yeah. Tha…

Kojima Wants Players to go ‘Beyond the limit of the Scariness’ in Xbox Game ‘OD’

In a new and lengthy piece on Xbox turning 25 over at Entertainment Weekly, they discuss many of Microsoft’s ambitions for hollywood crossovers, games and what’s next for the business. […] The post Kojima Wants Players to go ‘Beyond the limit of the Scariness’ in Xbox Game ‘OD’ appeared first on DayOne.