Tokyo Game Show is set to kick off starting tomorrow and Sony’s upcoming release ofÂDeath Strandingis set to have a pretty big presence at the show. Just how big will it be though? Well, now it seems like we have a good idea.In a new tweet from director Hideo Kojima, it was revealed that the gameplay video forÂDeath Strandingthat is set to be shown this week will be clocking in at 49 minutes in length. Kojima shared an image of his computer that showed an editing timeline for the video that he has clearly been working on. “It’s going to be 49 mins long,” Kojima said in the caption attached to the image.
We’ve known for a bit now that Kojima and company have planned to show off more ofÂDeath Strandingduring Tokyo Game Show, but I don’t think anyone expected it’d be this extensive. Last month during Gamescom, some initial gameplay fromÂDeath Strandingwas shown to tide fans over until TGS. In this section of the game we were introduced tonew gameplay mechanics that involved peeingand cradling a baby in addition to theappearance of Geoff Keighley in-game. If these outlandish things were revealed in that brief section of footage, I’m scared to think of what we might see in a more extended look.
Sony plans to show offÂDeath Strandingthree separate days as part of its scheduled programming at TGS 2019. According to the schedule provided by Sony,ÂDeath Strandinggameplay will be shown to the public on September 12 and 13th while on the 14th we’ll get a deep dive conversation centered around the game’s voice actors. Stay tuned later this week as we’ll be sure to share all of that information and footage with you as it’s revealed.
This will likely beÂDeath Stranding’sbiggest showing of the year considering TGS 2019 is one of the last major conventions on the calendar before the Kojima Productions title launches in less than two months. If you’ve been patiently waiting to learn and see more about this game, this week should bring a lot of new info.
Death Strandingis set to launch exclusively on PS4 later this year on November 8.
