The Last of Us: Part I

Cant say much but wow as a new player i got recommended by tons of people to try the remake and not play the one on ps plus even if i did not have a 4k supporting tv to play and finnaly decided to follow said tought and damn they were right it was amazing,quite a exciting and juicy and hard big black ride,The character developing,soundtrack,gameplay everything was amazing even tho its a basic zombie story i absolutely loved it and would recommend it to anyone,even if you dont like games,action,zombies nothing of that actually relates,except maybe well if you dont like games but yeah,loved it..

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.

The remastered version of The Last of Us from over 9 years ago, as well as the original game from 2013 was considered by many to be a perfectly crafted experience already. The Last of Us Part I is a remake of a remaster, and so is seen a level of polish that is extremely rare in games. It does sometimes show signs of its age, but overall the game has held up very well, and actually is STILL superior to the vast majority of new AAA games that only wish they could reach the level of passion The Last of Us has with its fans.

The gameplay refinements implimented from Part II, the accessibility options, and numerous quality of life improvements avalible now to PC owners too has expanded the game's audiance even further. This version of the game is a luxury item, propped up now by mainstream popularity thanks to the success of the show and Part II. It is just about as close to a perfect game as you can get.

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.

This remake is simply the best version of the best game, updated facial animations propel it's storytelling to new levels while the graphics portray the disturbingly beautiful reality of the game's world.

Many people will point to the price tag as being too high and I think most will agree but I'm reviewing the game itself and it's simply perfection. When you remake an already perfect game there's only so much that needs to change and although some may find this disapointing. I think the reality is that the game needed little change, these next gen improvements bring the experience to new heights and ultmattely creeating one of the best looking games to have been released. The price tag is a boundry to many but when the price becomes more afforsable I think we all owe it to ourselves to experience this masterpiece either for the first time or once more because ultimately the true value of a game is subjective to you.