From pioneering the 3D platformer genre with Crash Bandicoot to crafting one of the most celebrated narratives in video gaming with The Last of Us, Naughty Dog has solidified its position as a titan in game development. The studio's remarkable journey across various genres is marked by its now-iconic paw print logo, which has become synonymous with blockbuster productions, emotionally charged storytelling, and characters that resonate deeply with players.

Naughty Dog's evolution from the creators of vibrant, whimsical platformers to a studio renowned for mature, compelling narratives is a story told through nearly two dozen diverse games. From fantasy RPGs to educational math games, let's explore every title Naughty Dog has released up to 2025.

How Many Naughty Dog Games Are There?

In total, Naughty Dog has released 23 games, spanning from their first release in 1985 to the most recent in 2022. This list encompasses all game releases, standalone expansions, and remakes. Note that remasters, such as the recent The Last of Us Part 2 Remaster, and downloadable content (DLC) are not included in this count.

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All Naughty Dog Games in Order

1. Math Jam - 1985

The project that laid the foundation for Naughty Dog, Math Jam was a collaborative effort by founders Jason Rubin and Andy Gavin. Developed for the Apple II under their initial studio name JAM, this self-published game was created while they were still in high school. It focused on teaching basic arithmetic but marked the beginning of their shift towards more recreational gaming.

2. Ski Crazed - 1986

Rubin and Gavin's second game, Ski Crazed, was released in 1986 when they were just 16 years old. Also for the Apple II, it challenged players to navigate ski slopes while dodging obstacles and aiming for high scores.

3. Dream Zone - 1987

Their third game, Dream Zone, entered the point-and-click adventure genre in 1987. Players navigated a satirical fantasy realm within the protagonist's dreams, engaging with its quirky inhabitants to find a way out.

4. Keef the Thief - 1989

Officially adopting the Naughty Dog name and partnering with EA, Keef the Thief was another humorous point-and-click adventure. Players assumed the role of Keef, exploring a city and its wilderness to steal items and interact with NPCs.

5. Rings of Power - 1991

Two years later, Naughty Dog teamed up with EA again to release Rings of Power on the SEGA Genesis. This isometric RPG followed sorcerer Buc in the fantasy world of Ushka Bau, tasked with collecting pieces of a shattered magical staff.

6. Way of the Warrior - 1994

Venturing into the fighting genre, Naughty Dog's sixth game, Way of the Warrior, was released for the 3DO. Players chose a fighter to battle through a tournament, aiming to etch their name in history.

7. Crash Bandicoot - 1996

Naughty Dog's first major hit, Crash Bandicoot, marked their seventh game and their PlayStation debut. Featuring the mutated experiment Crash Bandicoot, players navigated colorful 3D platforming levels to thwart Doctor Neo Cortex, launching a franchise that continues to thrive.

8. Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back - 1997

Continuing the saga, Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back followed Crash's quest to collect magical crystals to stop Cortex's new scheme, featuring 25 challenging stages.

9. Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped - 1998

The trilogy concluded with Crash Bandicoot: Warped, where Crash and Coco traveled through time to prevent Cortex and Uka Uka's evil plans, offering 25 new levels and the addition of Coco as a playable character.

10. Crash Team Racing - 1999

A spin-off, Crash Team Racing, introduced arcade racing to the Crash Bandicoot universe, featuring iconic characters racing across hazardous courses in various modes.

11. Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy - 2001

Moving on from Crash, Naughty Dog launched Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, a 3D platformer where Jak and Daxter embarked on a journey to reverse Daxter's transformation into an otter-weasel hybrid, introducing larger, explorable worlds.

12. Jak 2 - 2003

The darker Jak 2 shifted the series into a futuristic dystopia, Haven City, where Jak, after being subjected to experiments, teamed up with rebels to overthrow the corrupt Baron Praxis, adding guns and new gameplay mechanics.

13. Jak 3 - 2004

The trilogy concluded with Jak 3, where Jak and Daxter, banished to The Wasteland, embarked on a new adventure to save Haven City, introducing new vehicles and powers.

14. Jak X: Combat Racing - 2005

Following the trilogy, Jak X: Combat Racing was an arcade racer where players raced as Jak and his allies or enemies across various tracks.

15. Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune - 2007

Naughty Dog's first PlayStation 3 title, Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, marked a shift to cinematic storytelling, following treasure hunter Nathan Drake on a quest for El Dorado, blending third-person shooting with platforming elements.

16. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves - 2009

The sequel, Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, continued Drake's adventures as he pursued the lost city of Shambhala, introducing iconic set pieces and deepening the series' narrative depth.

17. Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception - 2011

In Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception, Drake sought The Atlantis of the Sands, facing personal demons and Katherine Marlowe's army, rounding off the PlayStation 3 era of Uncharted.

18. The Last of Us - 2013

One of gaming's most iconic titles, The Last of Us, followed Joel and Ellie in a post-apocalyptic world, crafting a deeply emotional story of survival and hope, which later inspired an HBO adaptation.

19. The Last of Us: Left Behind - 2014

The prequel expansion, The Last of Us: Left Behind, delved into Ellie's backstory, alternating between her protecting Joel and her adventures with Riley before the main game's events.

20. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End - 2016

The final chapter of Nathan Drake's saga, Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End, saw him drawn back into treasure hunting by his brother Sam, utilizing the PlayStation 4's power for enhanced gameplay and visuals.

21. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy - 2017

The standalone expansion, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, introduced new protagonists Chloe Frazer and Nadine Ross on a quest for the Tusk of Ganesh in India, featuring open-ended levels.

22. The Last of Us: Part II - 2020

The sequel, The Last of Us: Part II, shifted focus to Ellie's journey for revenge in Seattle, enhancing stealth mechanics and introducing smarter enemy AI. The Last of Us: Part 2 Remastered, released for PS5 in 2024 and PC in 2025, added enhanced graphics and a new roguelike mode called No Return.

23. The Last of Us: Part I - 2022

Released in 2022, The Last of Us: Part I was a complete remake of the original game, leveraging the PlayStation 5's capabilities for superior graphics and gameplay.

Upcoming Naughty Dog Games

Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet is Naughty Dog's next project, announced at the 2024 Game Awards. This new IP, the studio's first since The Last of Us in 2013, is expected to release potentially in the PS6 era, around 2027. While no official announcements have been made, studio head Neil Druckmann has hinted at a concept for The Last of Us Part 3, though he later stated it's unlikely. Meanwhile, The Last of Us Season 2, adapting the second game, is set to premiere on Max this weekend.