That was confirmed when it was announced as a PVP only FPS game. Probably a big reason why it’ll be on console and PC at launch. 

They’ll definitely have to try to carve out their own niche considering pretty much all FPS categories are filled with their own main live service games. 

I wish they would make a new Uncharted game.

Feels like we had too many Last of US games and there are only technically two in the series lol.

While Concord is a PVP game, there is quite a bit of emphasis on creating memories and connections with players, which leads me to believe there will be some form of campaign co - op. 

That wouldn't change my interest in the game, but to the larger PlayStation audience, it may generate a bit more interest. It would definitely benefit with a beta test for PlayStation Plus members lol.

It could be the aesthetics or interwoven stories that occur throughout a season, which is something that happens with many live service games to players more invested than purely just on gameplay.

Could entirely be possible though. One of the bright sides of live service is games adding entirely different modes that were never in the game to begin with. We should be finding here relatively soon since Concord is confirmed for this year. 

I'm ok with ND moving away from UC as long as whoever takes over can continue providing the same experience. But I honestly hope that co-op and platforming are the focus areas for the next game.

Story Co-op seems like such an obvious addition to the franchise (considering there have been co-op options since UC2). The narrative flow of UC works on dynamics between characters, so it makes sense to add.

Platforming I think needs more attention now. With accessibility options in Sony games being as exceptional as they are, streamlined platforming (like in previous games) can very easily be added to that list. It would be great to have climbing feel like you are doing more than just pushing in the general direction. and it would be great if jumping to other platforms etc, didn't have some auto-connect feature: aka, make it feel like it has real platformer depth to it. I think that would go a long way in not only making climbing feel more dynamic, but actual moment-to-moment exploration and combat would feel better too because movement would be all-round improved.

For me Nate's story is told, so no need for an UC sequel, but yes I would like a similar type of game so they could make "spiritual successor" within the same dev.

There's rumors of Microsoft porting Sea of Thieves and Hi-Fi Rush to PlayStation and Switch.

I don't know what to expect going forward. Not interested in these games, but I do wonder how extensive Microsoft is going to be in terms of porting. I feel like an inevitable Sunset Overdrive port is a lot more likely though.

Not sure where you heard Sea of Thieves, but Hi-Fi Rush and Pentiment I've definitely heard of potentially being ported. Both great games though!

Microsoft historically has ported several of their AA games. Both Ori titles, soon to be As Dusk Falls next month, The Bard's Tale Remastered as several notable examples. 

EDIT: Oh, I see Jeff Grubb mentioning Sea of Thieves! That would be interesting. It's definitely Rare's biggest game ever and Microsoft's arguably best current live service. I can see them expanding a userbase through their biggest live service. 

I wouldn't be surprise. Me neither I'm not interested to these titles so I didn't take it on PC.

There are even rumors for Starfield