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Naughty Dog reconfirms multiple The Last of Us projects – will fully reveal Intergalactic in 2027

Druckmann revealed, "We have a couple of very exciting new projects in very early stages – so we can't say much about them at this point. I will tell you that both projects will expand the canon of The Last of Us beyond Part I and Part II.

Naughty Dog reconfirms multiple The Last of Us projects – will fully reveal Intergalactic in 2027

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Druckmann revealed, "We have a couple of very exciting new projects in very early stages – so we can't say much about them at this point.

I will tell you that both projects will expand the canon of The Last of Us beyond Part I and Part II.

We believe these stories are worth telling." This largely echoes what Druckmann said to the press earlier this month, though the fact that they will expand the canon beyond the first two games is a morsel...

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Druckmann revealed, "We have a couple of very exciting new projects in very early stages – so we can't say much about them at this point. I will tell you that both projects will expand the canon of The Last of Us beyond Part I and Part II. We believe these stories are worth telling." This largely echoes what Druckmann said to the press earlier this month, though the fact that they will expand the canon beyond the first two games is a morsel of fresh information.

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  • What we can probably speculate on is that these will not be live service games.
  • As for Intergalactic, which was first announced with a cinematic trailer two years ago, he said that "we need to cook for just a little bit longer" before they can reveal it.
  • "So we want to set expectations: we're going to be quiet for the rest of this year.

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