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Hideo Kojima’s Xbox Horror Game, OD, Is Safe From Microsoft ‘Reset’ Plan and Remains in the Works

Kojima’s *OD* survives Xbox cuts—here’s how it’s redefining horror gaming

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Microsoft’s planned Xbox studio ‘reset’ will not affect *OD*, Hideo Kojima’s upcoming horror game, according to multiple reports. Coverage highlights the project’s unique safety net for players overwhelmed by fear, a feature designed to address a core challenge in horror gaming.

Outlets including *IGN*, *MP1st*, and *Insider Gaming* emphasize *OD*’s continued development, with new visuals from *Stevivor* suggesting a style reminiscent of Kojima’s *PT* (Playable Teaser). *IMDb* focuses on the game’s innovative approach to player comfort, while speculation about its survival amid restructuring dominates discussions. Next steps hinge on Microsoft’s broader Xbox strategy and whether *OD*’s exclusivity status will shift.

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Quick answers

Is *OD* still an Xbox exclusive?

Coverage does not yet specify any changes to *OD*’s exclusivity status, though Microsoft’s ‘reset’ plan targets other Xbox studios.

What makes *OD*’s horror mechanics different?

Reports highlight a built-in system to pause or adjust difficulty for players who feel too scared to continue, addressing a common frustration in horror games.

Are there confirmed release details for *OD*?

No official release date or platform has been announced beyond its current Xbox association.

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