In recent years, the possibility of a sequel to The Last of Us has been a hot topic among fans online. Despite the mixed reception of The Last of Us Part II, many hoped Naughty Dog would address the criticisms in a third installment or expand the universe through a spin-off. However, Neil Druckmann, co-president of Naughty Dog, delivered a surprising statement that left even the most dedicated fans in shock.
In a joint interview with screenwriter Craig Mazin, who is working on the game series' adaptation, Druckmann opened up about his experiences following the release of the sequel during the COVID-19 pandemic. He admitted to feeling unwell and overly fixated on details, which intensified when he was alone with his thoughts and had access to the internet. Reading reviews and engaging with online debates about his game led him to question his work, wondering if he had indeed created something flawed that tarnished the franchise's legacy.
When the topic of a potential The Last of Us Part III came up, Druckmann sighed, indicating he had anticipated the question. He then shared that fans should not hold their breath for a new entry in the series, suggesting that this might be the end of The Last of Us saga.
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