Kojima says that Death Stranding 2 has entered the 'crunch' phase of development which has left him extremely tired.
has director Hideo Kojima saying that he is feeling exhausted. Perhaps now more than ever, Kojima and those at Kojima Productions are incredibly busy. Not only is the studio trying to complete its work onhas entered the “crunch” phase, which has resulted in the director needing to tackle multiple things at a single time. As a result, Kojima acknowledged that this portion of development is always “incredibly tough” and has left him feeling physically and mentally drained.
“The most demanding period of game development—both physically and mentally—commonly known as ‘crunch time,’” Kojima said. “On top of mixing and Japanese voice recording, there’s an inevitable pile of other tasks: writing comments, explanations, essays, interviews, discussions, and non-game-related work. It’s incredibly tough.”In response to this statement, Kojima was met with a litany of replies from fans who encouraged the director to take care of himself.
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