10 Video Games That Secretly Change Without You Noticing

Hideo Kojima has become known as one of the most creatively bonkers developers working today. Alongside the vast amount of bizarre Easter Eggs and gameplay mechanics within the Metal Gear series, Death Stranding likewise includes ghost-detecting babies that are carried in bods alongside a collection of celebrity cameos.

Despite the latter title's unabashed weirdness, players will spend most of their time in this version of post-apocalyptic America completely the comparatively menial task of ferrying cargo across large areas of open terrain. To make this job easier, players can construct ziplines, bridges, and even roads, completely changing the landscape in the process.

While the infrastructures players place within the world has an instant impact, things become far more interesting when using this game's online features, which allows others to build and explore together in a shared world.

Alongside the players own creations helping to make traversal much easier, it is also possible to spot other pathways, signs, and safehouses that have been created by other players. This means that the world of Death Stranding can change without players knowing in what's easily this game's most fascinating features.

We can't wait to see how Kojima will expand on these ideas in the upcoming sequel.