
Naughty Dog details the origins of the project, why it stars Chloe & Nadine, why you won't see Nathan Drake here, and more.
It’s an exciting time for everyone here at Naughty Dog. After spending just over a year developing Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, in just a few short weeks it’ll be in your hands. In preparation, last week we revealed nearly 14 minutes of new gameplay footage and now, we’re excited to share a behind-the-scenes look at the game. Our friends at PlayStation recently visited the studio to sit down with Creative Director, Shaun Escayg, and Game Director, Kurt Margenau to discuss how the project began, the story we ultimately wanted to tell, and some of the new gameplay elements you’ll experience when the game launches, beginning on August 22.
Watch the video above to hear directly from Shaun and Kurt and see some brand-new footage from the game.
As we enter the home stretch for launch, we’ll have more exciting things to share in the days and weeks ahead. Keep your eyes peeled and be sure to follow Naughty Dog on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram to see all the latest.
So stoked for this game!!! However, I wanted to know will it have multiplayer just like Uncharted 4? or will it only be single player focused?
It’s single player only. Uncharted 4 was supposed to have single player add-on, but became big therefore it’s own game. Uncharted 4 had season pass that included the single player add-on, if you bought the season pass then this new game will be included if not you will have to buy at a higher price, season pass was $25 this game is $40
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy will come with all of the multiplayer content from Uncharted 4, including the competitive and Survival co-op modes. The communities are unified across both games–meaning, if you have friends that have U4, but you have UTLL, you can still play multiplayer together. We’ve also got a few things up our sleeves for MP to celebrate the launch of UTLL. More details soon!
@Kornkid52
That’s incorrect. It’s not Single Player only. Read Scott’s reply above.