A new Uncharted project may be in development at Naughty Dog, but reports suggest Nathan Drake may not be the lead.
While much of today’s PlayStation news revolves around offers and expected updates, one intriguing development could have significant implications for the platform’s game library. According to Push Square, rumors are circulating that Naughty Dog is working on a new installment of the beloved Uncharted series. Uncharacteristically, Nathan Drake, the long-standing protagonist, might not headline this outing. Instead, Shaun Escayag, known for his work on The Lost Legacy, is purportedly steering the project. Despite the excitement, details remain speculative, building anticipation for what could be a new direction in this storied franchise.
PlayStation Plus Adds and Bonuses
October brings fresh additions for PS Plus subscribers, though it’s a mixed bag. As outlined by PlayStation Lifestyle, the PS Plus Essential membership kicks off with offerings such as “F1 25” and “Hunt: Showdown 1896” for PS5, while “Earth Defense Force: World Brothers 2” is available across both PS5 and PS4 systems. Additionally, members can also claim a series of free Spider-Man: Brand New Day avatars, timed with the movie’s digital release, adding a bit of thematic flair (Push Square).
Promotions and Demos to Try
Promotional offers and demos are a recurring theme, with several prominent features encouraging downloads. A significant discount on Bandai Namco’s “Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash Deluxe Edition” is available on the PlayStation Store. As noted by PlayStation Lifestyle, this offer reduces the price by 75%, making it an appealing choice for anime fans—valid until October 8.
Additionally, SNK has released a free demo of the 2025 action game “Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves”. As per PlayStation Lifestyle, this demo is available for both PS5 and PS4 players, offering multiple fighters and various game modes to explore. Despite arcade mode restrictions, it’s a chance to experience this acclaimed title at no initial cost.
Sega’s Potential Resurgence
Lastly, Push Square reveals Sega’s renewed interest in bringing the “Sakura Wars” series to modern platforms. This nostalgic push could expand the series’ accessibility and marks a nod to the ongoing demand for retro gaming experiences.
