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Kojima Productions confirms that work has begun on its next project

Kojima Productions is hiring for its next game, seeking ‘best-in-class’ talent

Posted on October 23, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Kojima Productions’ Death Stranding released on PS4 in November 2019, coming to PC earlier in 2020. While we don’t know exactly what is next for Hideo Kojima and the rest of his studio, we do know that Kojima Productions is hiring for its next project, seeking “best-in-class” talent for its Tokyo-based studio.
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Gaming Tags:Death Stranding, game, Hideo Kojima, Kojima Productions, PC, PS4

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