OD Teaser “KNOCK” Reveals Unnerving Horror Vision From Hideo Kojima, Jordan Peele — Coming to PC & Xbox

OD Horror Game Drops Chilling New Teaser

A Dark Glimpse into Kojima’s Latest Vision

During the 10‑year anniversary of Kojima Productions, fans across Southeast Asia got something to shiver over. Hideo Kojima appeared alongside Phil Spencer (CEO of Microsoft Gaming) to unveil a fresh teaser for the horror game OD. The teaser is called “KNOCK”. It’s atmospheric, unsettling, and full of subtle hints that something deeply terrifying is coming.

What the Teaser Reveals

The “KNOCK” teaser features:

• References to Kojima’s signature “vision of horror.”
• Jordan Peele (famous director known for horror work) is confirmed as part of the writing team.
• Clues in the teaser suggest a timeline: an event of horror occurred ten years ago, and now “the curse has returned.”
• The teaser shows actress Sophia Lillis, who appears to be a main character. She’s holding a card instructing her to “light the flame of celebration,” walking into a room filled with candles, then slowly lighting them. The atmosphere builds with the sounds of a child crying and increasing knocks. A mysterious creature suddenly intrudes and touches her face. Then it cuts to darkness.

Technical & Platform Details

• Kojima assures that the footage shown is “in‑engine” (meaning it’s what the game’s engine would render during actual gameplay, not just a cinematic cutscene).
• Phil Spencer added that Xbox is technically supporting OD’s development with Unreal Engine. This helps realize Kojima’s horror vision and ensures it can be delivered globally when it’s ready.
• OD is confirmed to be in development for Xbox Series X|S and PC.
• There is no confirmed release date yet.

Final Thought

This teaser for OD stirs up high hopes. Kojima teaming up with Jordan Peele, using Unreal Engine, and offering an in‑engine horror experience suggests OD is aiming not just to scare, but to deeply immerse. For gamers across Southeast Asia, this could become one of the most anticipated horror titles—if it follows through on the atmosphere, storytelling, and technical promise. I’m watching closely to see whether OD delivers the dread, mystery, and emotional punch its teaser hints at.