(For Southeast Asia) Get a Chance to Meet Hideo Kojima and Yoji Shinkawa at the Death Stranding World Strand Tour 2 in Taipei – PlayStation Blog

Man, okay, so imagine this: DEATH STRANDING fans, like all pumped up, right? Because PS5’s got this exclusive – “DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH.” It’s dropping 26 June. Big deal, I know. But what’s really wild is that fans in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines—yeah, all those places—get this mad cool chance. They can actually meet Hideo Kojima, the game genius himself, and Yoji Shinkawa, the art wizard, during the DEATH STRANDING WORLD STRAND TOUR 2 in Taipei on 6 July 2025.

Okay, so picture it: you’re like hanging out with these legends, hearing them spill their guts about their shiny new game on PS5. It’s like being invited into their secret world. Kind of makes you wonder what dreams must be rolling around in their brains, right?

Here’s the thing, you want in? It’s pretty straightforward but also, like, there’s a process, okay? First, go pre-order that physical copy of DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH. Any edition—Standard, Collector’s, doesn’t matter. Then, follow this link that I’ve got (though, why would links even matter here? Ugh, hang on, backtrack) and upload your receipt or whatever. This part’s kind of a drag, answering a few questions, sharing your digits. But, hey, worth it, yeah?

Time’s ticking though. You gotta do all this by June 20, 2025, at 21:59:59 Singapore time. So precise, right? Like someone set their watch by a lunar clock or something.

Now here’s the juicy bit—there’s a prize. You get a round-trip ticket to Taipei, two nights in a fancy hotel, plus, VIP access to that DEATH STRANDING world tour event. Imagine the Instagram stories (if I even had an Instagram).

Tiny catch though, just a little hiccup—events conducted in Mandarin. So maybe brush up a bit? Or just, you know, wing it. It’s part of the adventure. And yeah, if you need more nitty-gritty details (because I totally would), there’s a separate link for all those terms and conditions. But seriously, who reads those?