With Death Stranding: Director’s Cut done and on digital storefronts, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Hideo Kojima can turn his attention to some💦what more offbeat projects. The first of which is apparently a collaboration with French designer Jean-François Rey, a man who specializes in strange, non-traditional designs for glasses.
Rey and Kojima have just unveiled three new glasses designs that will be available for pre-order soon. They're all inspired by 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Death Stranding, and all fall somewhere on the wide range spectrum of what we'd call "weird."
First, we have HKxJF01, a design that puts square shaded lenses in f𓆏ront of a set of regular clear lenses for a very jarring appearance. The shaded lenses also swing outward on their own separate hinge♋s far enough that they can run parallel to the arms. An extremely thick bridge completes the off-putting ensemble.
Next is HKxJF02, the least strange design of the bunch. Although very steampunk in appearance, these thick-rimmed gla⛄sses at least have a conventional design, with round lenses behind a set of shaded clip-on lenses. The thick rims come in black, blue, or army camo patterns for a little bit of variety.
Last, we have HKxJF03, which looks like a pair of steampunk goggles, and the Ludens mask. You might recognize Ludens as the mask Sam Bridges occasionally wears in Death Stranding to give him a more futuristic appearance. Both come as a limited-edition pai🌄r and are delivered in luxury packa▨ging with the Kojima Productions logo on the box.
Kojima didn't provide a release date and Rey didn't provide pricing, but you can head over to the to sign up for notifications on both.
In other Death Stranding news, it looks like it's been long enough for folks 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:upset at the Director's Cut to find some other games to review bomb. Strange that anyone would think that the Director's Cut additions would fundamentally change Death Stranding, but we live in strange times.