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Neil Druckmann Is Leaving ‘The Last Of Us’ Season 3, Craig Mazin Goes Solo

  • Neil Druckmann announced on July 2, 2025, that he is stepping away from his creative role on HBO's The Last of Us ahead of season 3.
  • Druckmann made this decision after completing work on season 2 to focus fully on Naughty Dog and its upcoming projects, including the game Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet.
  • Druckmann co-created the original video games and served as co-showrunner alongside Craig Manzin, who will now lead the third season following Druckmann's exit.
  • The Last of Us HBO series has won eight Emmy Awards and received critical acclaim, with Druckmann calling the adaptation a career highlight and praising fan support.
  • Druckmann's departure marks a significant creative shift for season 3, which is expected to focus on Abby, though the show's future impact remains uncertain.
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Neil Druckmann’s paths and the HBO series ‘The last of us’ are separated. The co-creator of the successful video game and key piece in the adaptation announced that he finished his production participation. He explained in a statement that he had no problem with the co-creator of the series, Craig Mazin: It is to concentrate on a new title by Naughty Dog, a study of which he has been president since 2018 and developer of the saga The last of us.…

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Neil Druckmann, one of the creators of the video game The Last of Us, is no longer working on the third season of the popular TV movie. The developer will fully focus on his video game company Naughty Dog, he announced on social media on Wednesday.

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Forbes broke the news in United States on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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