Sony may have just teased its next undiscovered game in a new ad about a supposed to end the shortage of PlayStation 5 consoles. In between textures for announced games like Spiderman 2 is a short clip of a woman carrying a torch through a cave and fans think it might indicate something new. undiscovered game starring Nathan Drake’s daughter, Cassie.
a post on the PlayStation Blog (via VGC) even says that the new PS5 ad “hints at the extraordinary range of experiences” available on the console and tries to challenge players to see if they can “spot all the references about the game or not”. The Woman in the Cave, who can at one point be seen blowing dust from a mysterious artifact, appears to be the only part of the advertisement that does not correspond to the currently announced or released Playstation exclusive. .
The last numbered game in the series, PlayStation 4’s Uncharted 4: A Thief’s Endends with a monologue has a playable Cassie Drake. The daughter of story protagonists Nathan Drake and Elena Fisher, Cassie searches for memorabilia from their past adventures, is eventually captured, and convinces her parents to share stories about money. their lifetime. Naughty Dog couldn’t have been more clear about its potential future plans for the series.
But that was almost seven years ago at this point. Except for 2017’s great standalone expansion, Uncharted: Lost Legacyand the recent remake Legacy of Thieves Collection, we haven’t heard a word from Sony about the future of the series. In fact, just last week, Naughty Dog Co-Chair, Neil Druckman, said buzz feed The studio has no plans for more games. “Was made [with Uncharted]” he say. “We are continuing.”
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Sony might not be finished, however. Many job postings last year hinted at Naughty Dog possibly teaming up with a new in-house PlayStation team in an existing franchise, while other rumors suggest a reboot is in the works. Whatever path the new project ends up taking, it’s easy to see why Sony would want to continue the series.
discover 4 sold 16 million copies, and even the lackluster Hollywood adaptation grossed almost four times its budget. In a time when the movie, TV and game industries are all doubling down on established brands, it’s hard to see undiscoveredthe premise for Sony’s recent outstanding achievement in first-party development, left in the vault.
