As a Game: Hideo Kojima Wishes to Adapt Predator Wild Country

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Predator: Wild Country Game on Kojima’s Radar for Future Project

Hideo Kojima is considering adapting Predator: Wild Country into a game, prompted by his positive review of the film. In a recent Wired interview, Kojima explained his vision: “I watched Predator: Wild Country recently, and I felt it would make a great game, like Elle Fanning traveling on his back.” Notably, directors of Predator: Wild Country, such as Dan Trachtenberg, have also publicly expressed interest in seeing the movie adapted into a video game. Kojima’s interest aligns with his studio’s broader plans. Kojima Productions is currently developing the horror game OD and the action-espionage game Physint as part of its second phase, targeting a 2026 release for both. However, Kojima has expressed concerns about whether OD will ultimately succeed. Predator: Wild Country, which became the highest-grossing film in the franchise with $173.7 million, was released on major purchase and rental platforms in the United States on January 6th, with a Brazilian release expected around the same date. The film centers on Dek, a young Yautja outcast, and an android named Thia, who must join forces to confront a powerful, unknown enemy on a distant planet.

Death Stranding Continuation and New Game Announced by Kojima Productions

In addition to OD and Physint, Kojima Productions is also working on a live-action adaptation of Death Stranding and an animated project titled Death Stranding: Isolations, slated for a 2027 release. The studio recently released a teaser for a new Death Stranding game starring Norman Reedus and an unidentified actor in a white suit; it is expected to be available on PlayStation 4 soon. Information sourced from Wired and O Vicio. (This text does not necessarily reflect the opinion of Portal Uai.)

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