Kojima Productions will celebrate its 10th anniversary with an event called Beyond The Strand on September 23 at TOHO Cinemas Roppongi Hills in Tokyo, featuring a preview of upcoming projects and special guests.

The event will include a glimpse into new projects like the mysterious horror game OD, developed alongside Death Stranding 2, and Physint, a nostalgic stealth game published by Sony, both still in early development.

Fans can participate via a lottery for tickets costing around $50, with options to attend in person or watch online, though livestream details are yet to be announced.

Kojima has publicly stated he will not be playing the Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater remake, humorously declining to comment on engaging with the game.

He also hinted that these upcoming projects might be his last before taking a break to pursue Hollywood filmmaking, including plans for a movie.

There is a fan-made mod allowing players to play as Kojima in Snake Eater, highlighting ongoing fan engagement with his work.

Physint, described as both a film and a game, involves Columbia Pictures and is in phase two of development, with little known about its gameplay.

Kojima Productions has become a highly prestigious studio since splitting from Konami and partnering with Sony, known for critically acclaimed titles like Death Stranding.

Kojima has expressed interest in exploring new ideas, reflecting on his health during the pandemic, and has no plans for DLC for Death Stranding 2, though additional content may be announced.

The upcoming showcase is expected to push technological and narrative boundaries, with potential updates on projects like OD and Physint, though major surprises are unlikely.

The event will also highlight Kojima's influence in the industry, with a focus on his innovative storytelling and complex projects, including the recent release of Death Stranding 2 for PS5.

While no major announcements like Death Stranding 3 are expected, the event may reveal updates or trailers for OD and Physint, with OD being the more probable showcase.