Legendary video game maker Hideo Kohima's most highly anticipated video game "Death Stranding" is slated to be released in 2018. An Easter egg from the recently released RPG "Horizon Zero Dawn" hinted to the forthcoming video game which resulted to a lot of gamers raving about it.

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As per Segment Next, a screenshot is being taken from "Horizon Zero Dawn's" Italian version. The screenshot shows a shout out to the upcoming "Death Stranding." A necklace, which is said to be an abandoned amulet, is purportedly decorated with six blocks of ionized metal that displays the company's logo as its menu icon.

The said necklace is highly possibly the same necklace that Norman Reedus wore in the game's trailer. The necklace having six blocks of metal was seen as well during E3 2016. Reedus, well-known for his role as Daryl Dixon on the AMC's "The Walking Dead," and Madds Mikkelsen, well-known for his role as Dr. Hannibal Lecter in the TV adaptation of "Hannibal" will be starring in "Death Stranding," playable on PS4.

In other news, Video Games Republic details about another Easter egg from "Horizon Zero Dawn." Players can wander around the Guerilla Games newest video game's vast open world and hunt mechanical monsters. Items being dropped by these creatures can actually be traded to merchants or even used to craft other items.

Interestingly enough, "Horizon Zero Dawn's" two Very Rare items feature a very familiar icon - the Kojima Productions Logo. The two items are called Stranded Figure and Stranded Shackles and appears to refer Hideo Kojima's game trailers.

 Other than that, there are no other reported items to have appeared as a Kojima Productions Easter egg in "Horizon Zero Dawn." The game is slated to be released soon giving more time, specifically a year, for players to find even more Easter eggs until "Death Stranding" officially goes live.

"Death Stranding" is expected to be released next year. Given that, it said to be Hideo Kojima's first video game since he left Konami to form his very own video game studio. The Japanese video game maker is mostly well-known for his work with the "Metal Gear" franchise.