Videogame ‘Death Stranding’ bids to rekindle hope


Kojima presenting his new videogame 'Death Stranding' during the Tokyo Game Show in Makuhari, Chiba Prefecture. The much-hyped title comes out for Sony's PlayStation 4 on Nov 8, and is Kojima's first creation of Kojima since he went independent in 2015. — AFP

LONDON: In a world fractured by political populism and divisive voices on social media, can a videogame build bridges to harmony? The Japanese auteur behind Death Stranding hopes so.

The much-hyped title comes out for Sony's PlayStation 4 on Nov 8 and is the first creation of Hideo Kojima, the acclaimed designer of the Konami studio's mega-selling Metal Gear series, since he went independent in 2015.

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