The show is expected to follow the story

D2R Items Productions released its first project in the last quarter of this year with that long-awaited Uncharted. A film-based adaptation of Naughty Dog's cult title has been in the works for over a decadeand has exchanged hands with numerous writers, directors and actors.

The film's final version ended featuring Tom Holland in the role of Nathan Drake and although the film didn't make a splash with critics, it brought in an impressive amount of revenue at the box offices and also sets the stage for a sequel, so it's likely more live action Nathan Drake adventures are on in the near future. An upcoming Uncharted sequel is far from the only thing on Sony's plate, though.

We've rounded up all of the PlayStation films and shows Sony is producing. There are probably more that haven't been publicly announced however, this is the current list that is verified or reported by extremely reputable sources. Scroll down to see the entire list of projects PlayStation Productions is working on.

The Last of Us - HBO TV SeriesWhat could be the next TV show coming from PlayStation Productions is yet another Naughty Dog adaptation. HBO is adapting The Last of Us with Chornobyl's Craig Mazin and The Last of Us co-creator Neil Druckmann at the helm of the production.

In the movie, Mandalorian's star Pedro Pascal will play Joel Miller and Game of Thrones actor Bella Ramsey is set to play Ellie Williams, two roles that carry a great deal of baggage both due to their emotional arcs as well as how much they are a character to their fans.

The show is expected to follow the story of the games fairly close, but it could feature new content that could include flashbacks and characters that were mentioned and not seen on the screen. The show doesn't have a firm release date, but is likely to be released in 2023.

Best place to buy D2R items is thought that the show may still filming, though it's likely to be close to wrapping the photography right at the moment.Twisted Metal will also be set to air on the small screen the video game series that hasn't been in production since 2012. Peacock will air an adaptation of the game in an hour-long comedy with the likes of Anthony Mackie, Thomas Haden Church, Neve Campbell, and many more, so it's going be a star-studded affair.