New details on the release date of Sony and Kojima Productions' "Death Stranding" have surfaced and according to reports, a musician apparently knows the date.

Icelandic musician and Low Roar band member Ryan Karazija revealed that he knew the release date of the forthcoming game title. In his interview on YongYea's YouTube channel, Karazija said that he knew when the title was coming out, but emphasized that he could not tell fans.

Karazija also detailed that he and Hideo Kojima had had drinks, had talked, had had good food and had laughed a bunch, in addition to asking him how he had done certain sounds on a song. According to Karazija, Kojima had showed him his iPad and all his photos on what he had been doing, along with his work with "The Walking Dead" actor and game protagonist basis Norman Reedus.

Karazija's statement confirms that "Death Stranding" indeed has a fixed release date; however, this is not set to change people's thoughts on the possibility of the game having a same ending to a dropped "Silent Hills" title, which is being developed by Kojima.

As per Game Rant, "Death Stranding" is set to be Kojima's best work to date, but fans are still speculating on the possible link between Reedus' dog tags and the black holes.

Sony and Kojima Productions' "Death Stranding" is Sony and Kojima Productions' forthcoming action video game. At the moment, Kojima is yet to reveal exact details on its release date. Also, the title is set to be insane and promising, not to mention that it is the first time Kojima detaches himself from the likes of "Metal Gear" series, as per Gaming Bolt.

Watch the trailer for "Death Stranding" here.