Naughty Dog's Uncharted: The Lost Legacy has been confirmed to launch on August 22nd in North America and August 23rd in Europe, exclusively for PlayStation 4 and priced at $39.99/€39.99.
There are some sweet pre-order bonuses and news for those who bought a special edition of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.
Finally, you may have heard that our friends at PlayStation are bringing all four of the original Jak and Daxter PS2 classics to the PS4 via PS Store later this year. As beloved games in Naughty Dog history, we couldn’t imagine a better pairing for Uncharted: The Lost Legacy.
Anyone that pre-orders Uncharted: The Lost Legacy at participating retailers will receive a free digital code to download Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy on The Lost Legacy’s release. For those who pre-order on PS Store, you’ll also get an Uncharted: The Lost Legacy PS4 theme designed by Truant Pixel.
If you picked up the Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End Digital Deluxe Edition, Explorer’s Pack, or the Triple Pack, you’ll get Uncharted: The Lost Legacy as a free digital download at launch. Owners of these products are not eligible for any pre-order bonuses.
Of course, it wouldn't be a proper announcement without a new cinematic trailer - captured at 4K from PlayStation 4 Pro.
In December we said that we’re approaching this project as a true Uncharted game — complete with its own deep narrative with complex character development, all-new destinations, refined gameplay, and blockbuster cinematic moments. We’re especially excited to have Chloe as our new protagonist and explore more of her story as she and Nadine venture across India in search of the fabled Tusk of Ganesh. To that end, we wanted to share a new scene from early on in the game as Chloe and Nadine try to unravel the clues leading to the Tusk’s location.
Just yesterday, we covered the news that Uncharted: The Lost Legacy will last around ten hours, which is definitely a lot for a stand-alone expansion. What's your hype level for this new entry in the Uncharted series?
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