Hideo Kojima Reveals First Actors for Upcoming Spy Game Physint
During the recent Beyond the Strand broadcast, a special event celebrating the tenth anniversary of Kojima Productions, studio founder Hideo Kojima offered fans a first look into the cast of his highly anticipated spy action game, Physint. While still in its very early stages of development, this reveal, alongside a new poster, has ignited excitement among the global gaming community.
Physint is being touted as a “new level spy tactical action” game, a phrase that immediately brings to mind Kojima’s legendary work in the genre. The project is backed by PlayStation Studios and features collaboration with 3Lateral, a company renowned for creating highly detailed 3D models of real people. Kojima emphasized that production has only just begun, indicating that a release is still quite some time away.
Details about the game engine remain undisclosed, but Kojima confirmed that the technologies powering Physint are even more advanced than those used for both Death Stranding titles and even OD, his upcoming horror project developed in partnership with Xbox Game Studios. This suggests Kojima is pushing technological boundaries once again to achieve his vision.
While the game's newly revealed poster prominently features its protagonist, the actor portraying this central character has yet to be named. However, Kojima did unveil several other notable actors who will appear in Physint, bringing star power to the ensemble cast:
- Charlee Fraser, known for her role in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga.
- Ma Dong-seok, recognized for his performances in films like Eternals and Train to Busan.
- Minami Hamabe, who recently starred in Godzilla Minus One.
As expected for a project in such early development, Physint currently lacks a release window or confirmed platforms. Kojima previously indicated that OD would launch first, with the spy action game following later, potentially in five to six years. This timeline suggests that fans will need to exercise patience as Kojima Productions meticulously crafts this ambitious new title. Despite the long wait, these initial casting details offer an exciting glimpse into the caliber of talent Kojima is assembling for what promises to be another groundbreaking entry in the spy genre.
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