Hideo Kojima shares new details on OD, his horror game co-created with Jordan Peele for Xbox
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Hideo Kojima has revealed new details about OD, his upcoming horror game co-created with filmmaker Jordan Peele and published by Xbox. The game is described as a "scary movie simulator" that blends gaming and cinematic experiences. Kojima emphasized that OD is not a movie but a game, and that he wants it to be accessible to a wide audience. The project represents a collaboration between Kojima Productions and Xbox Game Studios, with Peele contributing to the creative direction. Kojima also discussed his philosophy on game design and the importance of innovation in the horror genre.
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bskyHideo Kojima shares new details on OD, his horror game co-created with Jordan Peele for Xboxpolygon.comKey quotes
· 5 pulledOD is not a movie, it's a game. But it's a game that feels like a scary movie simulator.
I want everybody to experience this game, not just hardcore gamers.
Working with Jordan Peele has been an incredible experience. He understands horror on a deep level.
We're pushing the boundaries of what a game can be with OD.
Xbox has given us the freedom to create something truly unique.
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