The Last of Us: Part I

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.

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.

My The last of us review I'm so overwhelmed by this game right now. This game is like a delicious meal. When it ends you want so bad to have more of it but in some other way you are the most satisfied human being. The graphics are so amazing I can't even digest it. The story is so well done that I was left teary. And thinking about the ending is surprisingly just as deep as analyzing a good movie. I'm gonna talk about the ending later. This game tells the story of a man with a mission. He has to go across a post-apocalyptic america to deliver a little girl to a rebel group of survivors. As I came aware that it was involved a rebel group holding against the government I was worried. I said to myself oh this is so cliche but I was wrong. And i have to mention this was just a meaningless worry still having in my mind the Amazing prologue that I just witnessed. The setting the gameplay and the execution of what envelopes is superb in the prologue and in the whole game in general. The game is divided by season (I know it's weird but awesome). And every season ends with something big.i think might be winder but it's hard to pick one because they all are amazing but I'm just gonna go with winter now. The pacing and the way they are and experienced are awesome. Now what most gamers were worried about the gameplay. Let me say this. This game has the most fluid and satisfying gameplay that I have ever experienced. The way the gameplay combines with the atmosphere and story is done masterfully. It hes a level of intensity to it that hits you right in the brain's sweet spot. You have to carefully walk through dark hallways and smartly plan.

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.