Death Stranding 2 art director helps turn a real-life $1,500 exoskeleton into "something Sam Porter Bridges himself might wear," and you can buy it for yourself

Death Stranding 2 Sam running through the desert near a derelict city.

Hideo Kojima seems to be absolutely committed to making sure his games get the wildest merch imaginable, but the latest Death Stranding 2: On the Beach tie-in might just take the cake. A real-life exoskeleton inspired by the one Sam wears in-game is set to be released this December, and legendary Kojima collaborator Yoji Shinkawa has helped bring it to life.

Today, real-life exoskeleton maker Dnsys announced the Dnsys Z1 Exoskeleton Pro - Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Limited Edition. Based on the press release, it does pretty much what the in-game exoskeleton does, adding "50% extra power to your steps," offloading "up to 200% of your body weight from the knees," and offering over four hours of battery life.