Speculation grows over an upcoming Uncharted game as Naughty Dog director hints at potential development.
This week, PlayStation fans received a substantial dose of excitement as rumors of a new installment in the Uncharted series began circulating. As PlayStation Lifestyle reports, the buzz was fuelled by a ResetEra post from industry insider NateTheHate, suggesting that Naughty Dog’s Shaun Escayg could be working on the next chapter of Uncharted. Escayg, previously involved with Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, shared a mysterious Instagram post showcasing a cannon alongside the word “Research….” This imagery hints at possible historical or adventurous themes typical of the franchise. Despite fans’ excitement, it’s crucial to remember that these hints remain rumors until confirmed by official channels.
In other significant news, the PlayStation Store has made a new action game available for free: Neighbors: Suburban Warfare. According to a PlayStation Lifestyle report, this multiplayer brawler lands on PlayStation 5 among other platforms, attracting attention with its humorous setting of neighbors turning a mundane conflict into uproarious turf wars. The game moves out of early access into its full version, satisfying gamers looking for raucous multiplayer fun.
On the hardware front, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered on the PS5 Pro is reportedly experiencing uneven performance among users, with certain issues like hitching during autosaving persisting from previous editions. Push Square’s coverage highlights these ongoing performance variances, leaving players puzzled as no clear explanation or solution has emerged as of yet.
Additionally, more exclusives are finding their way to PlayStation. Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor, initially exclusive to Xbox, will soon be available on PlayStation 5 as of October, as reported by PlayStation Lifestyle. This title draws inspiration from Vampire Survivors and brings a shoot-‘em-up storm to the PlayStation platform.
Meanwhile, in PlayStation Plus news, Sony has divulged its October 2026 lineup featuring F1 25, Hunt: Showdown 1896, and Earth Defense Force: World Brothers 2. Subscribers can download these games from October 6 to November 2, offering a diverse range from racing to action-packed combat experiences.
Lastly, a critical analysis emerges from an industry observer about Gears of War: E-Day, highlighting its cancelled PS5 version. As discussed on Push Square, the decision was based on disappointing pre-order numbers on Steam, reinforcing the notion that Gears may no longer significantly sway console sales or platform choices.
