The Last of Us Part II Remastered

The Last of Us Part II arrives on PC at the perfect time, coinciding with the acclaimed TV adaptation. Even after all these years, Naughty Dog’s masterpiece remains a standout experience in terms of story, character development, gameplay, and overall presentation.

It's impossible not to recommend this game. The Last of Us is a landmark franchise, and Part II successfully carries on the legacy of the original. Importantly, the PC port is solid and runs well, presenting the unforgettable story in the best possible visual quality thanks to the remaster.

In terms of action, it is in a class of its own, while in terms of substance it is ahead of almost everything else that video games have to tell. Few others reach a similar level in their own way. In my opinion, none is better.

The developers of Nixxes and Iron Galaxy seem to have learned from the mistakes of the predecessor. This time, the PC port is in a much better technical state. Thanks to a very effective optimization, even players without the latest high-end graphics card can enjoy the game. Regardless of whether you are starting the second part for the first time or are a seasoned veteran: The Last of Us Part 2 is also a masterpiece on PC.

Nixxes has done a fantastic job bringing The Last of Us Part II Remastered to the PC platform. A vast, beautiful game, that scales well across a vast array of hardware.

The Last of Us Part II Remastered from developers Naughty Dog, Nixxes Software, and Iron Galaxy is a better PC translation than its console versions. It brings high-end graphics, superb sound, and all the story you could ever want to carry with you for a long time.

The significance of the remaster on consoles may be questionable, but on PC it is definitely significant. But beware, the game is extremely raw and brutal, but otherwise gorgeous. And this time with fewer problems. Updates will do the trick.

With remasters, the question is always whether owners of one version should pony up for the newest iteration. Any PC gamer who doesn’t already own The Last of Us Part II on console should definitely pick this up. It still overshadows most narrative action adventure games released in the past few years. If you already have the remaster on PS5, the new content is coming your way. The Last of Us Part II Remastered on PC is a fantastic way to experience both the original game and some very worthwhile extras.

The Last of Us Part II Remastered on PC delivers in spades. The PC-specific features are welcome, though the DLSS implementation needs a bit of work. That said, this is easily the best way to play one of this generation’s greatest games.

Nixxes Software raises the bar once more with The Last of Us Part II Remastered, a technical, narrative and action masterpiece. The physics engine gives combat a vicious realism, while textures and models elevate environments and actors' expressions to cinematic levels. The story, to be experienced through the different points of view of the two protagonists, will keep you on your toes until the credits roll, while the roguelike mode No Return offers new challenges to the most demanding players. Various graphical and accessibility configurations will allow everyone to experience the adventures of Ellie and Abby. The best version of the saga conceived by Naughty Dog is undoubtedly this one.

The Last of Us 2 arrives on PC without the first game's drama, with a fairly well-optimized port that is perfectly playable on portable devices. If you have a good graphic card, get ready for a really impressive visual spectacle, even without ray tracing, or other technical wizardry of the most modern GPUs.

One of the most complete games of all time, in terms of action and storytelling, with some controversial issues in its plot.

This game is still as good as the first day in terms of storytelling and gameplay, but it looks better than ever. The smoothness while playing it at a higher frame rate and quality makes it look much better than most recent games.

A port of a cult-classic with few issues or concerns, other than delivering low performance considering it's a game from the previous generation.

The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered arrives on PC in much better shape than the first installment. Nixxes, with the help of Iron Galaxy, has learned from its past mistakes and brought all its experience to bear to offer us a very valid and enjoyable port for keyboard and mouse players. It has some minor bugs and may be a bit too processor-intensive in terms of optimization, but it's certainly a perfect opportunity to enjoy one of the best games of the last five years on PC.

The PC version of The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered is, unlike some of the recent Sony ports, the best version we've got so far to play this already proven franchise. Yes, the story choices may have broken some of our hearts and Neil Druckmann has been known to emotionally beat us to the ground throughout the game, but The Last of Us Part 2 is still a very, very good game. And the Remastered PC version is almost as strong.

The legendary Naughty Dog game has arrived on PC in an almost perfect edition. This excellent action-adventure promotes stealth, freedom of movement, and high tension during encounters, while also featuring a top-tier narrative that portrays a complex tale of revenge from many surprising angles.

Sony's ports are back with a port that officially brings the entire The Last of Us series to PC, and it's hard to say it's not an exciting . The PC version of The Last of Us Part II is as much a celebration for fans of the brand as it is for those of us who are going to try this masterpiece for the first time, and it's therefore very difficult not to recommend it to anyone who wants to experience its journey.

Unlike the severly infected PC port of The Last of Us Part 1 at its release, The Last of Us 2 Remastered on PC presents itself as a superb score with almost no false notes, apart from a few textures, a depth of field below the rest, and very rare bugs. We are therefore entitled here to a PC version of very high caliber from a technical point of view, coupled with extremely complete support for different control schemes and accessibility pushed to the maximum. If you have never played Part 2, you will definitely be spoiled here, even with a modest configuration. Likewise, players without a PS5 Pro will be able to enjoy the best version of Naughty Dog's masterpiece, unless the 50 euros price tag is prohibitive for you, but also without a mandatory PSN account.

The PC release of The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered is the definitive version of the game.

The PC port of The Last of Us Part II Remastered feels like a miracle. The game runs incredibly and looks fantastic, on both a desktop PC and Steam Deck. A lot of care has been taken to get this game to this level on PC, and it really shows in every frame.

The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered is a great port that successfully brings the PlayStation classic to PC. It's a stellar-looking game with engaging gameplay and a brilliant story that will keep players engrossed from start to finish. PC gamers that enjoyed the original and can't wait to see what happens next shouldn't hesitate to pick it up.

The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered’s PC version is really good. The inclusion of No Return, Lost Levels not to mention the plethora of graphical options and features make it the best way to experience the game.

The final product is excellent, and my unpopular opinions about game length do not change the fact that this remains - still - one of the greatest video game releases of all-time.

The Last of Us Part II Remastered for PC is an excellent option for those who still want to experience this game at its best possible quality. The visual improvements and solid performance place it among Naughty Dog's best ports. While the scaling technologies don’t make a huge difference, playing it on PC comes very close to the PlayStation experience.

A no-nonsense port of one of the best console narratives finally arrives on PC. If the lush, overgrown post-apocalypse of the first game got under your skin, there's no reason to hesitate with The Last of Us: Part II Remastered. Aside from slightly longer loading times due to shader compilation in the No Return roguelite mode, the technical execution is nearly flawless.

Learning from all the mistakes of the last game's disastrous launch, The Last of Us Part II Remastered is another great port from Nixxes and Iron Galaxy Studios and the definitive way to experience Ellie and Abby's quest for revenge.

The well-made port offers subtle improvements and clean PC controls, but is lacking in terms of reflections and SDR lighting.

The Last of Us Part II Remastered arrives on PC in great shape, with strong performance, rich customization options, and all the content packed in. Whether you're diving in for the first time or coming back for the extras, this version offers a polished, complete experience that finally feels right at home on PC.

A few graphical hiccups stop The Last of Us: Part 2 Remastered on PC from being perfect, but even still this is a watershed moment in gaming that should be experienced by everyone at least once.

The Last of Us Part II Remastered continues to be an impactful experience that only video games can provide. Five years later, it still stands out as a game that is brave in its narrative, engaging to play, with spectacular voice acting and a generous amount of content, consolidating itself as a unique experience within AAA games.The PC port is solid and surpasses the problematic versions we've seen in recent years, but there is still room for refinements that could make it the best way to experience Ellie and Abby's journey.

Did The Last of Us Part II need a remaster just five years on from its release? If you ask me, the answer is no. I believe that other games (not naming names) deserve a remaster or remake even more and there is no denying that TLOU II was already stunning despite first being released on an old-gen console. However, I can appreciate what I have in front of me and you cannot deny that this remaster breathes even more life into the game and even if you are not too involved in graphics and enhancements, you can appreciate the brand-new modes that have been introduced.