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Cyberpunk 2077 and Death Stranding Crossover With New Content Available Now

By Serena Ross
Cyberpunk 2077 and Death Stranding Crossover With New Content Announced

After being officially released for a week already, Cyberpunk 2077 continues to have all the spotlight on it, for better or for worse. Following a disastrous launch on old-gen consoles, CD Projekt Red seems to have corrected the title by providing a refund service to unsatisfied users and promising large patches that will solve most of the problems present on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Almost to come to the aid of the Polish development house, today a new trailer was released on the social channels of Kojima Productions announcing a crossover between Death Stranding and Cyberpunk 2077, arriving exclusively on PC.

As many will already know, Hideo Kojima himself was included in the futuristic role-playing game, where he made a small cameo in one of the many missions in the title (complete with an easter-egg of a small Bridge Baby). Almost as a thank you for this appearance, the well-known Japanese game director wanted to seal the collaboration with the Polish software house, announcing a new crossover with the PC version of Death Stranding.

In the video below, we can see the protagonist Sam Bridges aboard his trusty motorcycle, which presents customization in perfect Cyberpunk style, and also at the end of the trailer the courier’s face is shown with a kind of tattoo under the eye, which gives the illusion of a cybernetic face, just like those of the androids protagonists of the CD Projekt Red role-playing game.

This collaboration is available starting today with a free update for the PC version of Death Stranding, which will welcome all these new elements coming from Night City. To celebrate this crossover, moreover, the title of Kojima Production is now discounted at 50% of the original price, an offer not bad for all those who want to help Sam reconnect America even on PC.

In short, a great way to celebrate the fifth birthday of the new Hideo Kojima software house, which celebrated its anniversary just a few days ago and which would already seem to be working on a new mysterious game.