Naughty Dog: Vice President Neil Druckmann anticipates a new project

Il 2020 is about to end and as you well know it was a really tough year even for video game producers, who had to go through - like practically anyone - various complications related to the Coronavirus. Despite this, it was still a year full of contents, which saw the entry into the field of highly anticipated titles such as The Last of Us Part 2 e cyberpunk 2077. N, the now vice president of N, underlined in a tweet how the last period was particularly stressful and full of work, however later he made a decidedly not insignificant clarification:

This is the end of a year of crazy, stressful, scary and rewarding work. We can't wait to share the new things we're working on. Until then… Happy holidays everyone!

With this surprising message, Druckmann has effectively teased his general public by announcing that Naughty Dog is currently working on something new: be it a new title? The hypothesis posed by the fans is legitimate, since the Californian team is one of the main spearheads of the PlayStation Studios. In addition to this, we will most likely have new news also regarding the long-awaited Multiplayer di The Last of Us Part 2, which the community has been waiting for since the release of the title. The wait is still long, however even Druckmann himself has wished us to enjoy the holidays without thinking too much, since perhaps we will have new news as early as the beginning of next year!

The Last of US Part 2, released on 19nd June as exclusive PlayStation 4 after numerous postponements, it was unquestionably a huge success, finding several feedback positive by the public and by videogame critics. Just recently, the title in question was elected as the best game of the year to the long-awaited The Game Awards 2020, which took place during the night between 10 and 11 December.

Aaaannnd that's a wrap on a crazy, stressful, scary, and gratifying work year. We cannot wait to share the new things we're working on. Until then… Happy Holidays, y'all! ♥ ️ pic.twitter.com/faybDoOsgN

- Dr. Uckmann (@Neil_Druckmann) December 19, 2020