The Final of Us continues to be just a little up within the air, although

It seems like Naughty Canine might be getting previous Nathan Drake. In a brand new interview, co-president Neil Druckmann says the studio is “transferring on” from the Uncharted sequence.

Talking to Buzzfeed, Druckmann began off discussing a possible The Final of Us Half 3. He says Sony has supported the studio in following its passions. Regardless of the success of sure video games, Druckmann says, there hasn’t been strain to maintain a sequence going.

“That’s not the case,” mentioned Druckmann. “For us, Uncharted was insanely profitable—Uncharted 4 was certainly one of our greatest promoting video games—and we’re capable of put our ultimate brushstroke on that story and say that we’re finished. We’re transferring on.”

For Naughty Canine not less than, that seems like a lid on the Uncharted sequence, or not less than for Nathan Drake’s portion of it. Although, for The Final of Us, the state of affairs’s just a little completely different. The group is presently engaged on its multiplayer expertise set in The Final of Us universe, which it plans to share extra information on this 12 months. However The Final of Us Half 3? That’s a unique query.

“Likewise, with The Final of Us, it’s as much as us whether or not we wish to proceed it or not,” mentioned Druckmann. “Our course of is similar factor we did after we did Half 2, which is that if we are able to provide you with a compelling story that has this common message and assertion about love—identical to the primary and second sport did—then we’ll inform that story. If we are able to’t provide you with one thing, we’ve a really sturdy ending with Half 2 and that would be the finish.”

The final Final of Us

Whereas Druckmann’s feedback point out Naughty Canine is transferring on from Nathan Drake, it might nonetheless depart the window open for different studios to choose up the sequence. Both approach, The Final of Us multiplayer is what we all know Naughty Canine is engaged on for positive, as its adaptation retains rolling on over at HBO.