The trailer that dropped Monday night is no exception: some hardcore fans believe that it contains imagery that harkens back to PT. Fans regularly dissect any new footage, often finding clues that help explain what Death Stranding actually is. Death Stranding has accumulated its own fans, partially because of Kojima’s cult of personality and partially because the enigmatic trailers for the title have their own alternate reality game. Since then, Kojima has gone on to create his own company, and he has been working on a new game known as Death Stranding. Hype around PT exploded and then turned into disappointment after the game was canceled and Kojima left Konami.

It was made by Metal Gear Solid designer Kojima and director Guillermo del Toro, and it was going to star Walking Dead actor Norman Reedus. Once players reached the end, they were surprised to find that PT was actually a teaser for the upcoming Silent Hills. To solve it, fans from around the world had to cooperate and share knowledge about how to keep progressing. As players dove deeper into the game, they realized that there was a much larger mystery hiding within it. In a departure from most horror games, PT scared players largely by making them walk through a hallway over and over again the appeal was in how even the mundane could be terrifying in the right hands.

PT originally came out in 2014 and instantly became viral on social media. But after Sony’s E3 press conference earlier this week, some fans think that the legend isn’t entirely dead. No longer downloadable and with the larger game canceled to boot, only those who already had PT on their system could continue to play it. When PT - a playable teaser for Hideo Kojima’s reboot of Silent Hill - left the PlayStation Store in 2015, it took on an urban legend status.

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