Uncharted

A new rumor suggests that an Uncharted reboot is currently in development as Sony starts working on the next major entry in the franchise.

It should be noted that Uncharted 4 was one of the free monthly PS Plus games in April 2020, so this move probably added a considerable number to the 37 million total. It received the information from two independent sources who state that Sony decided to reboot the series earlier in 2022 and has since given it to an unknown developer, with Naughty Dog to assist in the initial stages. Bend Studio has since confirmed that it’s working on a new IP set in an open world. [Uncharted was one of Sony’s marquee franchises](https://gamerant.com/best-selling-playstation-franchises/) throughout the PS3 and PS4 generations. [fifth entry in the Uncharted series](https://gamerant.com/uncharted-5-nathan-drake/) and has instead opted to reboot it. Various Uncharted games were also remastered for newer consoles, with Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection bringing Uncharted 4 and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy to PS5 and PC.

A new report claims the Uncharted franchise is getting a reboot, but its original developer Naughty Dog won't be the one working on the project.

[Created by Amy Henning](https://www.cbr.com/nathan-drake-uncharted-4-nolan-north-discusses-amy-hennig-departure/) -- most well-known for her work on The Legacy of Kain and Jak and Daxter franchises -- the game followed a group of treasure hunters who travel across the world to uncover various historical mysteries. Currently, the game is rated 96 percent and has sold over seven million copies. Though The Leak supposedly has a good track record of reporting leaks across several industries, these reports remain rumored as no official word has come from Naughty Dog or Sony.

According to publication The Leak, Uncharted is being rebooted, but Sony are getting another studio to do, not Naughty Dog. You can find everything we…

We can't attest to The Leak, and we can't find an example of them reporting on something first and being correct. The original devs mentioned back in January of this year that [they wanted a sequel](https://earlygame.com/gaming/uncharted-5-sequel), and in March we thought we had [evidence ](https://earlygame.com/gaming/new-uncharted-5-game)that this is what they were working on. It would also make logical sense for Sony to produce an Uncharted reboot, so it's well within the realm of possibility. [Uncharted mobile](https://earlygame.com/gaming/is-uncharted-god-of-war-coming-to-mobile), which we first heard about last year. However, Naughty Dog is expected to initially assist the new team. You can find everything we know about the reboot below.

The first reboot was Ratchet & Clank, which came out in 2016 to tie into the release of the animated film adaptation of the same name. Then, Naughty Dog ...

[multiplayer spin-off to The Last of Us](https://www.xfire.com/the-last-of-us-will-be-having-a-multiplayer-spin-off-game-according-to-rumors/). [Amy Hennig](https://www.xfire.com/tag/amy-hennig/)'s upcoming games. If we were to speculate, Sony might officially announce the reboot at a later date, presumably when it confirms the [all-but-confirmed live-action Uncharted sequel](https://www.xfire.com/sony-confirmed-uncharted-sequel/). If the rumors are true, Sony will need to make sure the "unknown developer" is up to the task. Instead, Naughty Dog will serve as a supporting studio for the "unknown developer" with the reboot. One idea is to go back to the first game, if only to give yourself more time to find ideas for a sequel.

Sony is planning to reboot the Uncharted franchise according to the latest rumors, but Naughty Dog won't be developing the game.

The other less likely option is the [new unannounced AAA game](https://www.playstationlifestyle.net/2022/10/25/naughty-dog-unannounced-aaa-game-visual-arts-playstation-studios/) from a completely new PlayStation Studios internal game development team, also in collaboration with Naughty Dog. The first of those, and the most likely, is Sony San Diego which is developing a new game from a “ [beloved franchise](https://www.playstationlifestyle.net/2022/10/28/new-uncharted-game-speculation-sony-san-diego/)” with Naughty Dog and has a team that will “ [expand upon existing franchises](https://www.playstationlifestyle.net/2021/01/18/secret-sony-san-diego-studio-existing-franchises/) and craft all-new stories for the next generation of gamers”. Reports say the game has been given to another Sony studio, and that Naughty Dog will be assisting the new team at the start of the development process.

It's also totally unknown what direction the reboot could take - The Leak suggests that it could follow an entirely new character or simply de-age Nathan Drake, ...

According to the report, the reboot is early in development and isn’t expected to be shown or teased any time soon, so don’t get your hopes up for an imminent trailer reveal. Now, according to a new report from [The Leak](https://theleak.co/2022/12/07/uncharted-is-getting-a-reboot), this is looking increasingly likely. Reportedly, Sony made the decision to reboot it earlier this year, and has handed over its precious child to an unknown developer who will apparently be assisted by Naughty Dog - initially, at least.

Between Nate's relationship with Elena, his love of killing enemies, and estranged family members, these memes are just as hilarious as they are true.

In the 2016 game, he convinces Nate to go on one more adventure, in which Sam is bullish, hotheaded, and greedy. The image points out that even Nate promising not to lie is a lie. Nevertheless, after he is betrayed by Flynn, Nate is sent to jail, and he quickly loses his mind and is left to rot in a disgusting prison cell. Nate knew so much about Iram of the Pillars when he was so young, and he also proved that he was a skilled pick-pocket and had the gift of the gab. Flynn betraying Nate was one of the most predictable twists in the Uncharted series, and everyone saw it coming from a mile away. The meme excellently grabs a screenshot of Oh Il-Nam having the time of his life in Uncharted 4: A Thief's End should have won Game of the Year in 2016, as it tells such an engaging story while still having amazing gameplay and some thrilling action sequences. Nate is one of the most charismatic and lovable playable video game characters ever, and his love of explorations rubs off on gamers as well as his interest in centuries-old artifacts. The narrative often draws attention to this too, as Nate is constantly worried about the odds of survival with each mission. Sometimes, gamers will often not know which direction to go in because the actual jump the game wants players to make looks impossible, and like it'll result in Nate falling to his death. The collection packages all of Nathan Drake's adventures together, and PC gamers will now understand what all the fuss was about and why Nate is such a beloved video game character. While Nate clearly enjoys the adventures he goes on, he's almost always pressured into it by Sully, probably because he's spent all his money on "too many big bar tabs in Lima," and he needs to dig up some more lost treasure.

Recently there had been reports Naughty Dog was collaborating with a new internal game development team at Sony over one of their “beloved franchise” – it's not ...

Over 41 million copies of games from the franchise have been sold to date, and it remains one of the highest-rated game franchises of all time. Reviews for the game were very good at the time and the title was a big sales success. The first game was released for the PlayStation 3 in 2007 and was created by celebrated game developer Amy Hennig.

Fans have a burning rection to the rumors of upcoming The Uncharted reboot that is in development at sone anonymous Playstation Studio.

As we can see, there’s a world of opinions out there. I’m not *complaining*, but why are we rebooting a franchise who’s last game was only 5 years ago? Tbh, I dont see a problem with it. Naughty Dog Central also mentioned this news should be taken with a grain of salt. So, it has been pretty evident for a while now that there’s no Uncharted sequel coming. Neil Druckmann also said that they would find it very hard to make a new Uncharted sequel, as the story pretty much ended perfectly there.