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Naughty Dog Moves Beyond The Last of Us With New Projects
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Naughty Dog Moves Beyond The Last of Us With New Projects

Jun 03, 2024 12:01 PM

Naughty Dog, famous for The Last of Us and Uncharted series, has revealed they are working on multiple new single-player projects. Neil Druckmann, the studio's head, mentioned in an interview with the Los Angeles Times that these projects are in various stages of development, but none have been fully detailed publicly. He stressed that Naughty Dog will not be solely known for The Last of Us series forever, implying a shift towards new IPs or different narratives. Despite no recent releases beyond remasters and collections, the studio confirms a commitment to story-driven games with strong character relationships.

What are the next projects Naughty Dog is working on?

Neil Druckmann confirmed that Naughty Dog is working on multiple single-player projects, but he didn't specify what they are. It suggests that the studio may be focusing on new IPs and looking to diversify beyond The Last of Us series.

The Last of Us, developed by Naughty Dog, initially launched in 2013 and quickly became a critical and commercial success. The game's sequel, The Last of Us Part II, was released in 2020. The series is known for its deep narrative, intricate character development, and emotional impact, solidifying Naughty Dog's reputation as a superior storyteller within the gaming industry. Additionally, Uncharted, another premier series from the studio, ended its main story arc with Uncharted 4: A Thief's End in 2016, further emphasizing the company's prowess in creating engaging, blockbuster experiences.



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