"Death Stranding" is currently being developed by Kojima Productions with the help of Guerilla Games. However, aside from borrowing GG's Decima Engine, it seems like the partnership between the company and Hideo Kojima has grown with the latter revealing a "Horizon: Zero Dawn" LEGO set.

Kojima is one of the most popular game developers to date, having been a huge part of the "Metal Gear Solid" franchise. Since he left Konami, Kojima has dedicated his time to creating "Death Stranding" with the support and help of Guerilla Games. Guerilla Games, on the other hand, is releasing a much-awaited game called "Horizon: Zero Dawn."

Since both companies are working well together, it was no surprise that Kojima himself has promoted "Horizon: Zero Dawn." The legendary game developer also revealed a LEGO set on his official Twitter account. According to Dual Shockers, the LEGO was a representation of a Tallneck machine that will appear on Guerilla Game's current title.

Kojima posted a photo of unassembled LEGO pieces. Later on, an assembled LEGO set beside a Godzilla figure.

The "Horizon: Zero Dawn" Tallneck machine had actually quite an interesting history. Apparently, a fan named Wayne De Beer originally created the set, as reported by Game Zone. Soon, he was asked by Guerilla Games Community Manager how to recreate it in the studio.

There are no LEGO sets for "Horizon: Zero Dawn." But with Hideo Kojima making one, it made fans wonder what it would be like if the game has its own LEGO set. Nonetheless, the game itself will be released on Feb. 28, 2017. As for "Death Stranding," no announcement has been made yet, although fans speculate a probable 2018 release.