From revolutionizing the 3D platformer genre with Crash Bandicoot to crafting one of the most emotionally resonant narratives in video gaming with The Last of Us, Naughty Dog stands out as a titan in the world of game development. With a history of transitioning seamlessly across genres, the studio's iconic paw print logo has become a symbol of blockbuster productions, compelling storytelling, and unforgettable characters that resonate beyond the gaming world.

Naughty Dog's evolution from creators of vibrant, cheerful platformers to masters of intense, mature narratives encompasses nearly two dozen games, spanning 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, with the first game hitting the market in 1985 and the most recent in 2022. This list includes all game releases, standalone expansions, and remakes, but excludes remasters and DLC such as the Last of Us Part 2 Remaster.

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All Naughty Dog Games in Order

1. Math Jam - 1985

The journey of Naughty Dog began with Math Jam, a foundational project developed for the Apple II by founders Jason Rubin and Andy Gavin while they were still in high school. Under the initial studio name JAM, Math Jam was an educational game focused on basic arithmetic, setting the stage for their future ventures into more recreational gaming.

2. Ski Crazed - 1986

Rubin and Gavin's second endeavor, Ski Crazed, launched in 1986 for the Apple II. At just 16 years old, they created a game where players navigated their avatars down challenging ski slopes, dodging obstacles and aiming for high scores.

3. Dream Zone - 1987

Their third game, Dream Zone, marked their entry into the point-and-click adventure genre in 1987. Set within the protagonist's dreamscape, players navigated a whimsical realm, interacting with quirky characters to find their way out.

4. Keef the Thief - 1989

Adopting the Naughty Dog name for the first time and collaborating with EA, Keef the Thief was another humorous point-and-click adventure. Players assumed the role of Keef, exploring a city and its surroundings, engaging in thievery and interacting with NPCs.

5. Rings of Power - 1991

In 1991, Naughty Dog partnered with EA again to release Rings of Power for the SEGA Genesis. As a sorcerer named Buc in the fantasy realm of Ushka Bau, players sought to reassemble a shattered magical staff, recruiting a party and facing off against a demon named Void.

6. Way of the Warrior - 1994

Naughty Dog ventured into the fighting genre with Way of the Warrior for the 3DO. Players selected a fighter to compete in a fierce tournament, aiming to become legendary through battles.

7. Crash Bandicoot - 1996

The breakout success came with Crash Bandicoot, Naughty Dog's seventh game and their first on the PlayStation. Featuring the iconic character Crash, a mutated experiment escaping from the evil Doctor Neo Cortex, this colorful 3D platformer became a cornerstone of the genre, leading to a franchise that thrives to this day.

8. Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back - 1997

The sequel, Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back, continued the saga a year later with Crash thwarting Cortex's plans once more by collecting magical crystals to prevent the creation of the Cortex Vortex.

9. Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped - 1998

The trilogy concluded with Crash Bandicoot: Warped, where Crash and his sister Coco time-traveled to thwart Cortex and his new ally, Uka Uka, from executing their malevolent plans.

10. Crash Team Racing - 1999

A spin-off, Crash Team Racing, introduced the franchise to the arcade racing genre, featuring beloved characters competing in hazardous races across various modes.

11. Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy - 2001

Moving on from Crash, Naughty Dog launched the Jak and Daxter series with The Precursor Legacy. The game followed Jak and his transformed friend Daxter on a quest to reverse Daxter's mutation and save their world from evil forces.

12. Jak 2 - 2003

Jak 2 marked a darker turn for the series, with Jak and Daxter thrust into a futuristic, dystopian Haven City. After enduring experiments, Jak discovered his alter ego, Dark Jak, and joined a rebellion against the city's corrupt leader.

13. Jak 3 - 2004

The trilogy concluded with Jak 3, where the duo faced banishment to The Wasteland before uncovering plots against Haven City and embarking on a mission to save it.

14. Jak X: Combat Racing - 2005

Following the trilogy, Jak X: Combat Racing brought the franchise into the racing genre, featuring intense races with Jak and his allies or enemies.

15. Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune - 2007

Naughty Dog shifted gears with Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, a cinematic third-person shooter centered on treasure hunter Nathan Drake's quest for El Dorado, marking a new era for the studio.

16. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves - 2009

In Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, Nathan Drake pursued the lost city of Shambhala, facing betrayal and battling a war criminal's militia in the Himalayas.

17. Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception - 2011

The final Uncharted game on the PlayStation 3, Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception, saw Nathan Drake searching for The Atlantis of the Sands, confronting personal demons and battling a private army.

18. The Last of Us - 2013

With The Last of Us, Naughty Dog delivered a groundbreaking post-apocalyptic narrative. Following Joel and Ellie through a world ravaged by a fungal infection, the game explored themes of survival, grief, and hope, becoming a cultural phenomenon and receiving an HBO adaptation.

19. The Last of Us: Left Behind - 2014

Initially released as DLC and later as a standalone, The Last of Us: Left Behind delved into Ellie's past, exploring her friendship with Riley and adding depth to her character.

20. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End - 2016

The epic conclusion to 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 capabilities for enhanced gameplay and visuals.

21. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy - 2017

A 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 gameplay.

22. The Last of Us: Part II - 2020

The sequel, The Last of Us: Part II, shifted focus to Ellie's quest for vengeance in a post-apocalyptic Seattle, enhancing the series' gameplay with smarter AI and new mechanics. The Last of Us: Part 2 Remastered was released for PS5 in 2024 and on PC in 2025, introducing enhanced graphics and a new roguelike mode, 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, utilizing the PlayStation 5's capabilities for superior graphics and gameplay enhancements.

Upcoming Naughty Dog Games

Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet is Naughty Dog's next venture, announced at the 2024 Game Awards. As their first new IP since The Last of Us in 2013, it's set for a potential release in the PS6 generation, possibly not before 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's since stated it's unlikely. Additionally, The Last of Us Season 2, adapting the second game, is set to premiere on Max this weekend.