The producers of "Once Upon a Time Again" wanted to make a "Uncharted" game featuring young Sullivan

Recently, Jeff Ross, producer of "Gone Before", said that he wanted to make a "Uncharted Sea" game with a young Sullivan (a close friend of Drake, the protagonist of "The Sea of Gods"), and the story will take place in 1976, when Sullivan was 25 years old.

Jeff Ross, producer of "Once Upon a Time No More", said on a show that after the sequel to "Once Upon a Time" was cut by Sony, the studio began to discuss the production of new works by Sony's other game IP, including "Uncharted Seas".

Jeff Ross said: "Victor Sullivan was 25 years old at the time, in a very stylized world... Around 1976, we thought he was in an era probably around 1976, and he quit the Navy for some reason, and I wanted to see the young Sullivan and try to figure out his future path, from trying to be a soldier or you know a soldier to now I just ran out on the street as a liar. ”

In Jeff Ross' concept, the young Sullivan is a bit like the old bond played by Sean Connery, who says, "To me, the young sexy Victor Sullivan would be like Sean Connery." He also mentioned that the depictions of the 70s in films such as Joker and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood influenced his conception of The Sea of God. That's what I wanted to do, instead of getting stuck in the tacky part of the '70s," he said.

Jeff Ross notes that some of the imperfections of the concept are that they don't think there will be as many "gun battles" in the work, and he mentions that he doesn't want to be the first to make "Uncharted games where players don't rob anyone in the game."

Jeff Ross and previously collaborated with Sony Bend on Uncharted: Golden Abyss on the 2011 PSV, which received rave reviews and became the best-selling game on the PSV platform.