The Last of Us: Part I

My only disappointment is that it took so long for the PC release. I heard only positive things about the game many years ago, but only now I had the opportunity to check it out for myself. I read some reviews that compared The Last of Us to A Plague Tale: Requiem. In my opinion, this is not an accurate comparison because there is a gap between them. I was able to get to know the plot while watching the series and it didn't discourage me even once while playing. The controls deserve a lot of praise, which in games of this type can spoil the game. I got one kick out of the game due to an error, but the game saves so often that I didn't feel it.

This is a beautiful adaptation of a classic video game. Ellie and Joel have never looked so realistic, along with the other characters like Henry, Sam, Tess, Bill and David. A very good connection to Part II's engine. Photo mode is great and even the collectibles are worth purchasing just for that. Well done Naughty Dog for your fabulous creation brought back to life again. Even though the original is only ten years old it has unfortunately aged a little bit and this in my opinion is well needed. Especially for those who missed the opportunity of playing it first hand. The game deserves so much credit and this will be worth playing.

Ok so this is interesting because I was very hesitant towards the idea of a remake of The Last Of Us. The original game only came out in 2013. Less than 10 years ago so it just seemed unnecessary to me. When the game released I was shocked to see the reception to it was actually quite good so I decided to try it for myself and honestly I am not disappointed, this game looks and plays phenomenally. I can't get over big of a graphical overhaul this game was it looks absolutely gorgeous, it is easily one of the best looking games I've played and the gameplay is quite a bit smoother than it was in the original. The enemy AI is also greatly improved and adds a bit more of an extra challenge to the game. Overall I'm very impressed with this and for me personally as such a big fan of the original game, it is definitely worth £70.

I know many were/are skeptical about this. But it is amazing! It is worth it! It's not just a dumb cash grab. There are very noticeable improvements. The graphics of course is the first noticeable difference between this and the original. Gameplay, cinematics, upgrades, and photo mode have improved. You can unlock new weapon and character skins. The customization and accessibility is wild. The animation has such greater details. The dust in the environment. The bugs crawling in nasty places. Tears in people's eyes. The greater emotions in their faces. Rain dripping off characters and items. Absolutely astonishing. The upgrading weapons animation is a wonderful addition. Of course, all of this is (plus more) is done without changing a single thing with the story. The story stays true to the original. The only thing that is kind of a bummer is that they didn't put the dodging in here. I totally understand why they didn't add prone or jump, because it really wasn't needed. But dodging would have been very useful. But it's not really that big of a deal. This would definitely be a great way to revisit the absolute masterpiece or to play it for the first time. And considering it will be released on PC soon, more gamers can enjoy this work of art.

TLOU 1 &2 has sets this entirely new level of narration and experience for all forms of media .Nothing that I know has been this thought provoking and impacting , and trust me I know a lot .

These days ...man ..films and television is just becoming more & more dead on stories and most of them are just plain bullsh^t . On contrary video games keeps setting the bar higher for entertainment and experience .

Video games have definitely evolved as a platform that can be taken seriously for telling serious, authentic, and comprehensive stories.

And the last of us has so done its part in making so .

These games ,TLOU part 1 and 2 are much more than any games . They have been more profound to me than any piece of media has ever been .