The Uncharted movie curse continues as the film faces yet another barricade on the road to release. Due to precautionary measures being taken amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak that is sweeping the world, Uncharted film production has been delayed by six weeks for the health and safety of the cast and crew.
Despite finally looking like production would get underway soon, circumstances beyond the film?s control have delayed it even further. This comes as many events, productions, businesses, have either been delayed or canceled altogether. As the threat of COVID-19 continues to grow, cancellations have gone from massive events like GDC and E3, to seeing development studios initiate remote work from home protocols to combat its spread. Outside of the gaming industry, Hollywood is also seeing a big impact. Movies slated to release within the next few months have been delayed (Fast 9 was pushed back almost a full year) and earlier today we received word that production on Netflix?s The Witcher?s second season had been halted.
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