Report says that the Last Of Us remake is in the works

A report from Bloomberg appears to recommend that developer Naughty Canine is engaged on a full remake of The Final Of Us, which first launched in 2013, for PlayStation 5. The identical report additionally suggests {that a} new Uncharted and Days Gone title is being labored on.

The remake of The Final Of Us is claimed to be being labored on by Sony’s San Diego studio, a improvement studio that has principally assisted in different tasks. The studio is claimed to have began work on the remake three years in the past.

In line with the report, improvement then shifted again to Naughty Canine as Sony refused funding to the primary studio. Nobody from Sony has commented on the report, so it’s laborious to say how correct it’s.

One factor is obvious although. Co-President of Naughty Canine Neil Druckmann said when The Final Of Us Half 2 launched that the staff was engaged on one thing very particular for followers in lieu of a multiplayer mode. This remake, with the multiplayer mode included, could possibly be what he was speaking about.

However, it was additionally beforehand introduced that Naughty Canine was engaged on a standalone The Final Of Us title that was purely multiplayer. These tasks could possibly be separate, with one inspiring the opposite.

With The Final Of Us being such a preferred IP, and a TV present within the works, it will make sense for Sony to double-down on it with the studio that created it. Nevertheless, an Uncharted film can also be being made, so a brand new Uncharted sport might capitalize on gross sales and advertising and marketing from that.

The fan response to this report was blended. Many imagine that the remake is pointless for the reason that sport remains to be so recent and up to date. Many would like a model new title, however finally that is Sony’s resolution to make.

Concerning the Days Gone sequel, Jason Schrier has said on Twitter that the mission was by no means greenlit and isn’t at present being developed at Sony Bend. Dashing the hopes of those that loved the sport when it launched.