News.Xbox Bill Skarsgård Cast as Lead in Kojima's PHYSINT Game
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- •Bill Skarsgård confirmed as lead in PHYSINT.
- •Game published by Xbox after leaving PlayStation.
- •PHYSINT aims to redefine the action-espionage genre.
On September 17, 2026, Hideo Kojima announced that Bill Skarsgård will star as the lead in the upcoming action-espionage video game PHYSINT, published by Xbox. This announcement follows the game's transition from PlayStation to Xbox as its publishing partner. Kojima described PHYSINT as the culmination of his 40-year career in video game creation, aiming to set a new benchmark in the genre. The cast also includes Charlee Fraser, Don Lee, and Minami Hamabe. Kojima Productions and Xbox plan to collaborate beyond gaming, extending into film and television. The announcement was made during the Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2026 Broadcast, where a new poster featuring Skarsgård and Fraser was revealed. Skarsgård is known for his roles in films such as It and Nosferatu, and his recent projects include Dead Man's Wire and The Death of Robin Hood. The game promises to utilize cutting-edge technology to enhance the gaming experience.
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