Hideo Kojima's highly anticipated espionage game, Physint, is still several years away from release. Currently in development alongside Death Stranding 2 and an Xbox horror title, Kojima revealed that Physint won’t launch for another five to six years. At 61 years old, this means he could be nearing 70 at the time of release. There are speculations about whether Physint could debut on the PlayStation 6, which may arrive post-2027 according to earlier reports. Kojima aims to craft a fresh "Action Espionage" experience with Physint, hoping to rival his iconic Metal Gear series.
nWhen will Kojima's Physint be released?Kojima stated that Physint will take another five to six years to develop, suggesting a potential release around 2030 or later, possibly targeting the next-generation consoles.
nHideo Kojima has a reputation for delivering groundbreaking and thought-provoking titles. Known for the Metal Gear series, Kojima first revealed the concept of Physint in 2024 as the third original IP from Kojima Productions, following the avant-garde Death Stranding series. Fans are eager to see how Kojima's unique storytelling and innovative gameplay will manifest in this new title, especially given its espionage theme reminiscent of Metal Gear.
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Kojima’s ambition is wild—dude’s juggling three massive projects while casually planning to drop Physint in his late 60s. If anyone can make a five-year wait feel like a hype train, it’s the guy who turned cardboard boxes into legendary stealth tech.
Kojima’s still playing the long game, literally—2030 feels like a lifetime away, but if anyone can make the wait worth it, it’s him. Here’s hoping Physint becomes the swan song that redefines espionage games all over again.