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Easter Eggs in Death Stranding 2 Found So Far

Image via Kojima Productions Death Stranding 2 is shaping up to be just as mysterious and layered as its predecessor. Under the guidance of Hideo Kojima, a creator who has a habit of putting hidden layers under all details, the next sequel has immediately created an infinity of fan theories. Thanks to advanced trailers and early footage, keen viewers will have found one or two Easter eggs of different varieties that serve to hint at the future. Not only do these secrets give a payoff to those who have long followed the franchise, but they reference many of Kojima's as well as other past collaborators and even aspects of pop culture. Hidden References in Death Stranding 2 Trailers Another 15 Insane Little Details & Easter Eggs in Death Stranding 2 So far in this game, a handful of clever Easter eggs have been spotted in the official trailer. Here are some of the most interesting ones: 1. Return of Ludens The Kojima Productions mascot, Ludens, appears shortly on a screen during a laboratory scene. Luden is displayed on a monitor, indicating the boundary connection between the game's universe and Kojima Productions itself. 2. Mads Mikkelsen Cameo Tease In a single frame, a rather sly character is one face resembling the character of Mikkelsen, Cliff, the seemingly deceased character in the first game. This may imply a possible flashback sequence or hallucination sequence of his arrival. 3. Musical Callback to Silent Hills One glimpse of background music strongly resembles a track from the cancelled Silent Hill project, which leads to another Kojima-led game. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 5 Books Warren Buffett Wants You to Read In 2025 Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo It is just a subtle nod, which one of the fans of his older work immediately picked up on. 4. Porter Suit numbering. Sam Porter Bridges now equipped a suit labeled with the number '77,' which was replaced by '21' from the previous game. Many fans wonder if it could be a Kojima-style hidden message, maybe a reference to his previous work or a personal symbol. 5. Low Roar Tributes In some scenes, posters and graffiti referencing the band Low Roar, whose music helped feature the tone heavily in the original game Death Stranding, are visible in the background, and with the passing of lead singer Ryan Karazija, these little tributes feel heartfelt. As Hideo Kojima remains in its directing team, Death Stranding 2 will most likely be full of hidden details and veiled allusions. The Easter eggs have been found and present a very interesting picture of the story and thematic context that the players will find. When additional footage and gameplay appear, fans will be able to anticipate even more than they have to experience strong associations, and that there are secrets all along the way. Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.