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The creator of franchises likeThe Last of UsandUnchartedhas some news for fans of the genre. Neil Druckmann has said a few words about Naughty Dog’s upcoming game and how it will likely shift gears for the industry.
While there’s little detail regarding the game itself, it seems like the upcoming title will pay a lot of attention to storytelling and how the industry views the gaming industry. Thankfully, this is something the studio has pioneered in the past.
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Sony’sinterviewwith Neil Druckkman indicates a big future for Naughty Dog. Not only is the studio working on a fresh game, but there’s also a chance for thethird chapter of The Last of Us. Keeping in mind current trends and the future of video games, Sony asked Neil a bunch of questions about gaming.
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A key highlight has been his focus on transmedia storytelling and how the future of interactive storytelling will likely shift gears for the industry as a whole. Neil points out how the success ofThe Last of Ushas led to further widening the potential for this medium:
This visibility excites me not only for our current project but for the broader potential of gaming to captivate a global audience. I’m eager to see how this new game resonates, especially following the success of The Last of Us, as it could redefine mainstream perceptions of gaming.
The game’s cultural influence has been pushed thanks to the TV show adaptation. On a similar note, Neil believes that the studio has what it takes to keep challenging the horizons of interactive storytelling.
What Does This Mean for The Last of Us?
Considering the conversations around the studio’s successful post-apocalyptic adventure, all of this may seem like a hint at The Last of Us: Part 3. However, there’s no evidence supporting this, and Neil is merely speaking about the studio’s art direction and philosophy of designing games.
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However, their next game does seem to hold the vision for telling yet another story that could directly translate into a movie or TV Show in the long run. Neil has spoken about young and talented individuals are making an entry into the industry, and how it can help the studio:
I get excited thinking about how I can create a studio culture that supports them. That’s why at Naughty Dog, we promote open collaboration, allowing ideas from any level to influence our projects, which ensures that the best ideas always prevail.
These words of assurance can mean a lot to the fans who’ve been following Naughty Dog’s works for years, and it’s a good time to be excited about the future of story-driven games.
What do you think about Neil’s thoughts on the future of video games? Let us know in the comments below.
Tanay Sharma
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Tanay is a gaming writer who wears more hats than Red Dead Redemption 2 characters. He’s a musician, writer, voice-over artist and adores interactive media. He covers everything from game reviews to interviews with developers. His favorite games are the ones with memorable stories and characters. He’s also pursuing a master’s degree in Behavioral Sciences. No, he won’t read your mind.
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