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  1. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The Last of Us Part 2 has amazing graphics, a gameplay pretty much just like the TLOU 1, a **** character development and a ****tier plot. Joel's death was necessary, but the way it happened, how it happened was a fiasco. Joel was a veteran of that world, fought for decades in that horrible environment. Joel didn't trust people right of the bat, but with Abby, he just straight up gave his REAL name and went to where Abby's group was located... Joel's death was even more meaningless for the fact he didn't even know who Abby was... Joel died to a **** random ass person in his point of view!!! That's why he would never trust someone just like that!!! Joel deserved a better a way to go... And then after having Joel die like that, you have to play as **** Abby. Abby is not a sympathetic character and I can't come close to like her. She kills Jesse like if he was a random, blows **** TOMMY'S HEAD like he was a waste of a character... I have so much that I wanna say about this game, but every time I think from beginning to end, finding things to say, my blood just boils... Naughty Dog, you have ruined the best story driven game ever created. **** you. Expand
  2. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. What a "great" writing, changing characters to fit certain scenes, agenda, turning them into fools, just to watch the rest of the uninspired cast moving along. And then trying to silence and ban people on social media. Expand
  3. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The graphics are simply incredible. Combat/gameplay have noticeably improved. However, this is a story-driven game. Riddled with plot holes, out-of-character moments, illogical behavior, and terrible plot choices, The Last of Us Part 2 disintegrates everything that fans of the previous game loved — the relationship between Joel and Ellie. Two hours into the game, a main character is killed without context by somebody random, then you play as this random character, hunting another main character at some point, almost killing that main character. Two hours in, I no longer wanted to play the game. I found myself rooting for my “enemy” main character to kill my controlled character. Other times, I made my controlled character jump off cliffs because this is the only move that made sense, given what she did to the main characters we loved. Instead of developing the relationship between Joel and Ellie to the end, this game simply rips it to shreds in 2 hours out of a 25-30 game. Do not buy. Expand
  4. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    Tiene demasiados hoyos en la historia, tiene demasiado relleno y un desorden total en la historia
  5. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Really shows how untrustworthy critics are. This game might be the worst sequel to a video game ever, the only pros being It's graphics and atmosphere. The story is horrible and filled with plotholes, unlikable characters. The only good characters from TLOU are different, Ellie isn't the same, Tommy isn't the same, Joel isn't the same, and hell, even Maria isn't the same. Ellie is now a girl with no emotion who is only looking to "kill everyone". Dina and Jessie also feel empty, like they're there for no reason.

    Gameplay feels exactly the same. There were barely any changes to it except a prone and jump (which you barely ever use in the game). For 2020 it feels outdated and boring.

    Ending is horrible, unsatisfying and feels like you wasted those 20+ hours that this game gives you. So, final thoughts: the game is gorgeous and is Naughty Dog's best looking game, but all of that beauty is drowned out by a story so horrible, that I just wanted to quit this game and never play it again. For 60£, this game is a mess. I would never like to see a 3rd game, ever.

    Would not recommend.
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  6. Jun 24, 2020
    3
    Great game with terrible story.
    Totally not worth it.

    Save your money, save Ellie, save Joel.
  7. Jun 27, 2020
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I cant believe how bad this game is, especially when compared to the last one. The game play is the same as last time and primarily is a standard stealth combat mechanic geared towards pushing the story forward. since the game play is still enjoyable like the last game I wont rate this zero.

    The story however is a 0/10, the narrative is disjointed and full of flashbacks. the characters are unlikable. making the main character the killer of the previous games beloved characters is a horrible decision. finally the finale of the game ends up like a soggy noodle. How can ones narrative have you kill hundreds of people and then wuss out at the end and let your target go. The story is fundamentally unenjoyable and makes one not care for playing the game.
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  8. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This was at the end as like a footnote but i feel it needs to be here as its more or less my raw emotional reaction to the game and is needed to understand the failure to maintain structure in the review proper. I'm a huge fan of TLOU and was more excited for this games release than excited for my own birthday party. I tried to make this review impersonal but it just ended up being jumbled and weird. That's because, at its core, TLOU was a deeply personal and small story. It's hard not to feel angry and disappointed at what this game is simply because we can all see what it could have been. I don't even know how to express it. it feels just sad, like they took all the good things from the first game and laughed at them just to come back when the story needed a "Hey, remember this?" or "Well this is what actually went down." moment. For big fans such as myself, this game just hurts, but not for any reason (like a good story) i wanted it to. Anyway, here is my more formal review.

    TL;DR This game is beyond a disappointment on all but one level.

    So, first I'll say this. As far as gameplay goes, this game is what a sequel should strive to be. All the previous systems are back and improve/tweaked in some meaningful way that makes them feel fresh, creative, and, well fun. However, therein lies the crux of the issue. The Last of Us (TLOU) was never became famous because its gameplay was superb. Rather, it was the story which caused fans to fall in love with the game. One might think Naughty Dog would be able to, at very least, create some interesting new characters, have a few memorable moments, and just overall tell a decent story right? Well no.
    None of the new characters in The Last of Us 2 (TLOU2) are even remotely as interesting, deep, or memorable as any character found in TLOU. They all either have one trait/motivation or are show potential just to be killed or squandered. Take Abby for example. Y'know that once character that's a bruit with a soft side? Yup, sprinkle in some revenge for motive that's her character. Even though she is the only new character to get any meaningful development, it's still that simple to explain her. Compare that to Joel. In his game, he is a cynical old man, a unforgivable human, a loving father-figure, a kind-hearted person, and more.
    Even more forgettable than the characters themselves is the story. It was simply a boring take on a revenge plot that didn't take any advantage of the threads the first game left hanging until far too late into the narrative. For about the first quarter of the game, the player is just wondering, "Ok but why did kill Joel?". Then Ellie has a flashback with her talking to Joel about the Salt Lake City Hospital incident and the player is immediately able to understand Abby's motives. However, even though the player is acutely aware of this fact, Ellie is still in the dark. This leads to a long and boring period of time in which Ellie is trying to find WLF members in order to track down Abby and learn Abby's motives; which, again, we already know. It tries to treat the scene in which Ellie learns this information as the big it reveal it should be; but, again, the player has known this for hours.
    But worse of all is Abby's side of the game. After killing all of Abby's friends and regrouping with Tommy in chapters "SEATTLE DAY 1-3", Ellie and her group are about to go home when Abby kills Jesse and corners Tommy and Ellie. The player readies themself for this big final confrontation when... cut to black. "SEATTLE DAY 1" appears on screen and the minor confusion from what just transpired is replaced by dread as the player realizes that no, that segment you played as Abby was not strictly meant to make you think Joel was safe, but was foreshadowing to the long and boring segments in which the devs attempt to get you attached to characters whom you have already killed. To their credit, a lot of time is spent on two side characters who Ellie never saw until the theater, however they are as flat as all of the side characters while basically sharing the protagonist role with Abby in her part of the story. They basically take her on what amounts to a side quest so that Abby is conveniently absent while Ellie's groups kills Abby's. Not to mention that the game has done a somewhat decent job at making the player hate Abby at this point.
    All the reasons listed here only scratch the surface as to this game's failures. Bare in mind, I only went into depth on very small parts of the laughable narrative. I never mentioned the any of the "torture-porn'-like scenes which liter the game, I didn't even try to explain the circumstances around Joel's untimely end (I could have made this entire review around that one story beat and not have room to say everything which needs to be said), I didn't mention the overt political messages, I skipped talking about the dialogue, etc. A full deconstruction of this piece is a Herculean effort and that honestly saddens me.
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  9. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    The last of us part 2 is a game about revenge, just like any revenge story,but in an unsatisfying way.
    The game's graphics are so good that it makes you want to play the game even more,
    The gameplay and combat are just like the the last game but better, The story, characters, dialogs, are very very bad that it ruins the whole experience .
  10. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    The gameplay, soundtrack, atmosphere, and graphics are amazing. However the games story is so painfully bad it makes it unplayable at certain stages of the game
  11. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    Couldn’t have written a worse story after the first game. Game mechanics and graphics are very good but after all these years of anticipation, it went downhill big time. Doesn’t matter how great your game looks if the story you’re trying to tell is the opposite.
  12. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    The second part of the game is impossibly boring, you cannot really sympathize characters because of the way they are written, Abby is one of the most disgusting and annoying things in this game you are forced to cope with. In spite of how beautiful the work of animators and artists is the plot is awful and quite predictable. Gameplaywise TLoU2 is not as bad as the plot but it has itsThe second part of the game is impossibly boring, you cannot really sympathize characters because of the way they are written, Abby is one of the most disgusting and annoying things in this game you are forced to cope with. In spite of how beautiful the work of animators and artists is the plot is awful and quite predictable. Gameplaywise TLoU2 is not as bad as the plot but it has its flaws. It is almost the same as the first game but with some little tweaks that makes the overall gameplay a bit more interesting but after some time you get bored with the same repetitive elements. Not bad, but plot ruins it all Expand
  13. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The graphics are nice and do not betray the expectations set by the original game. It could have been better and the potential of the PS4 Pro was not properly utilised. The gameplay is repetative and the mechanics are lacking.

    The story is the worst in the history of gaming: you kill the protagonist and play the murderer with no explanation and you also play the daughter-figure of the victim, whose primary purpose is revenge. In the end you don't get revenge though, and the storytortures you with unskippable filler just like a low budget anime. It is almost like the story was made bad on purpose...

    Graphics: 7
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  14. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    A visually stunning game that's brought down by a lack luster revenge plot characters are often forgotten , some charaters who you would asume that could be relevent for the plot just vanish from the face of the earth. The exploration and puzzle solving feel like a step backwards . I want to like this game but can't i keep thinking ba k to how good the last if us was and still is inA visually stunning game that's brought down by a lack luster revenge plot characters are often forgotten , some charaters who you would asume that could be relevent for the plot just vanish from the face of the earth. The exploration and puzzle solving feel like a step backwards . I want to like this game but can't i keep thinking ba k to how good the last if us was and still is in comparison to part 2 Expand
  15. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    The Last of Us 2 is a 20-25 hour video game that does very little to innovate or change what was done in the first game. New features were added such as jumping and swimming, but the overall gameplay remains the exact same. The game gives you a variety of new ways to eliminate enemies, but does little to innovate in terms of actual design. A lot of scenarios are the same and the overallThe Last of Us 2 is a 20-25 hour video game that does very little to innovate or change what was done in the first game. New features were added such as jumping and swimming, but the overall gameplay remains the exact same. The game gives you a variety of new ways to eliminate enemies, but does little to innovate in terms of actual design. A lot of scenarios are the same and the overall gameplay remains almost the exact same as the original except that stealth is a more viable option.
    As violent as this game is, the game goes through great detail to make sure that the enemies you are fighting are humanized. Whenever you kill a character in view of another character, that character will shout their name. Whenever you kill or fight an enemy, you can clearly hear their screams of agony. The game gives you more detail on these random enemies and throwaway ai models than the actual secondary characters within the game. The Last of Us 2 has a tendency to just randomly do things for shock value at any given moment. There are various moments where the game will invest you into a secondary character just to have them instantly die at random moments, with no time to think or process what just happened. It’s nigh impossible to truly invest in any secondary character because they will likely die off in a few scenes.
    The Last of Us 2 attempts to tell a story about vengeance and the effects that the violence can have, but it fails miserably because of the setup. The game starts off with a gruesome, shocking death that it never really recovers from. It attempts to paint ‘an eye for an eye’ scenario without explaining anything around the scenario until much later in the second half of the game. All throughout the game, it glorifies violence through ultra violent killings, many of which are forced that you have no control of. It attempts to chastise and criticize the player for being violent when the game itself encourages violence for most of the situations you find yourself in. One such situation is a Quick Time Event where you are forced to kill a dog. The game later tries to make you feel bad for this decision by giving you a flashback playing with this dog. This feels cheap and comes across as a very poor way of Naughty Dog trying to shoehorn in its themes.

    The second half of the game is no better. The game completely switches viewpoints at a key moment in the story and places you in the position of a different character. This is where many people’s entire investment in the game ends and is where the game falls flat on its face. You play as this completely unlikeable character who has been villainized for the entire game, and you are forced to go through a redemption arc in order to have you sympathize with the character. This is way after the character has done actions out of nowhere with zero characterization and these actions making zero sense. The entire backstory of this character is shoehorned and thrown in during this key moment in order to provide a rushed, slapped-together reason to identify with the character.
    The gameplay also takes a sharp dive at this point. The gameplay loop of run-fight- upgrade-loot becomes very noticeable when the game throws everything that it can to make sure that you cannot progress. Instead of puzzles or other things that you need to solve to progress, the game throws locked doors, randomly collapsing structures, and obstacles to make sure that your progress is as sluggish as possible. The game transitions from feeling akin to Tomb Raider with its puzzles and level design to feeling like a glorified game show. The gameplay at this point felt boring and unintuitive, and played like it was thrown in solely to give extra hours of gameplay.

    The Last of Us 2 being longer than the original game might seem like a blessing, but it works against the game in this case. The entire second half of the game plays like filler, with poor level design, poor narrative, and poor gameplay loop. Around the 15 hour mark, I was ready for this game to start tying things up, but instead I got hit with repetitive level design and constant flashback sessions for an unlikeable character.
    The game has some it’s best moments within the first half’s flashbacks, but even though they offer brief touching and interesting moments that shed some light into the narrative of the original, it felt very jarring being thrown in and out of the actual pacing of the story. Key moments are given cliffhangers to plot dump and narrative dump, and the pacing is all over the place.

    Unfortunately, the storytelling and characters do not match this depiction of the game. In trying to improve the visual fidelity of the series, they removed everything that made the first game so beloved. You are thrown into a generic, cliched revenge plot with empty characters and sloppily rewritten main characters, along with an ending that makes every single thing that you went through for the entire game feel meaningless.
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  16. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    The game play is alright at best, not upset by it. Its just the story that really peeves me. How can you go from Last of Us 1 to this in terms of story?
  17. Jun 30, 2020
    3
    The game is with very bad story.It forces you to play with character that you hate for the half of the game.Also I don't cared about almost every new character and played from start to final.Nothing make sense in the story and it's make only for gay and trans people not for the last of us 1 fans and it's made bad.They could make it good for all people but they made it bad for everyone
  18. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I’m giving it a three for the graphics, environments and acting but that’s all I can give it for. Besides that, gameplay is repetitive (especially in the second half) and so are the puzzles. There was a point, half way through where you begin to play as Abby where I was wondering in the whole 10 or more hours you play as her, when it was going to be over. The game dragged on for an unnessicary amount of time. The story could have easily been told in 15 hours without the extra padding. The only good parts where I found myself not wanting it to end, were the flashbacks which were short. If this is how Druckmann ‘honours’ his characters, it’s so disrespectful. Almost as if he is torturing US who liked Joel for ever thinking that he was a good man in the first place. As someone who preferred Joel to Ellie, this game was draining to get through. I couldn’t believe how they’d treated him. It was as if they didn’t know their own characters because Joel was never stupid, there was no way he’d reveal his name. But that’s not the only plot hole. How did Ellie and Dina get out of the theatre when Tommy was the only other person alive? How did al three of them, beaten and fatally injured in Tommy’s case her back to Jackson? Ellie has no character arc whatsoever. New characters were boring with the exception of Jesse who was killed in ten seconds flat. Many people were here to see Joel and Ellie’s relationship flourish and how they were coping. Not whatever this cesspit was. All attempts to sympathise with Abby fell short because after killing Joel, there was no way she could be redeemed for me and many others. Abby is by far the worst written character I have ever come across in a game. She has sex with a man who has a pregnant girlfriend, she kills Joel, she tortures people, she only went back for Yara and Lev because she didn’t want to have a guilty conscience. There is no way, even if she saved the world that I would ever sympathise or like that character. Another thing that annoyed me about her was that Neil wanted a strong female character, but as a woman myself, why did you have to make the character more masculine than feminine to look strong? It is also not physically possible for someone to be that muscular in an apocalypse without eating nutritious food which would be scarce. If they wanted to do a game with Abby, they should have left Joel and Ellie’s story where it was, not drag them into this. But let’s talk about that ending shall we? In what world would Ellie actually let Abby walk free? You cannot tell me that after everything her and Joel had been through, after those years in Jackson, that she would not want to tear her head off. Why did she suddenly have a change of heart? It makes no sense. I and many others wanted to torture and inflict a lot of pain into Abby and we were no where near as close to Joel as Ellie was. Especially after having a flash of Joel again, you’d think that would be enough to send her into a fury. I also didn’t like how Joel and Ellie’s relationship was handled in the game. The first flashback was great but then they just destroyed their relationship, not even bothering to fix it before he died. She was way too harsh on him, especially during the party where he was just trying to help. At many points in the game I began to dislike Ellie, mainly at the end. She didn’t feel like the Ellie we once knew, you can say she grew up but she didn’t feel or even look like the same character. Also the Santa Barbara part was unnecessary, it felt like an action game or something out of Dead Island. I have been traumatised by this game, and thats not a good thing. I find myself crying randomly because of Joel because I see his death in my head. If it’s not his death, it’s the flashbacks to when he was happy. Because it’s brought out these emotions in me does not make it a good game. It’s only because I was so attached to him that I feel this way. This game tried to do something and failed miserably. As an avid fan of the first part and someone who once wanted to work at Naughty Dog, I want to forget that it ever had a sequel. Expand
  19. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    I'm a massive, if not the biggest fan of the original game, specially for the characters. I really think to this date that Ellie and Joel (from the first game) are the best characters ever created in popular media. I understand too that a sequel demands complexity and a material of this kind needed to rises the stakes, whoever, I’m disappointed to say that this game sacrificed (or evenI'm a massive, if not the biggest fan of the original game, specially for the characters. I really think to this date that Ellie and Joel (from the first game) are the best characters ever created in popular media. I understand too that a sequel demands complexity and a material of this kind needed to rises the stakes, whoever, I’m disappointed to say that this game sacrificed (or even massacred) character development and construction for a greedier story and ending that nobody either asked for or wanted. It’s their story, their characters and they can do wherever they want, but doing that is forgetting who helped move all this machinery and made the possibility to have a second game: the fans. All the technical wonder and the cgi deserving of an oscar nomination, is now invalid because they not only created a sometimes boring and not compelling story, but also because they forgot what define the characters they created and what the real story was about. Expand
  20. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Hot trash. Just going to pretend last of us 2 never came out. In conclusion, when does the non April fools version of the game come out? Expand
  21. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    Gameplay: Nothing special but serviciable, it's a seven year old formula refined but really didn't expect much from a movie game
    Graphics: Absolutely great
    Animations: Great Story: Oh boy here we go, the story, frankly sucks. It tries to be an "Oh so deep" storyline that fails at every point, if I wanted a cycle of revenge story that is well executed I could just watch Naruto for the
    Gameplay: Nothing special but serviciable, it's a seven year old formula refined but really didn't expect much from a movie game
    Graphics: Absolutely great
    Animations: Great
    Story: Oh boy here we go, the story, frankly sucks. It tries to be an "Oh so deep" storyline that fails at every point, if I wanted a cycle of revenge story that is well executed I could just watch Naruto for the nth time. Characters act like idiots. I actually like Ellie's characterization up until the ending which left me unsatisfied and angry as a player since I didn't get any payoff whatsoever from the story. I don't know what the writer was trying to accomplish but it's not well executed
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  22. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The graphics and the gameplay are amazing but the story of The Last of Us Part 2 is really bad. Neil Druckmann (the maker of The Last of Us Part 2) spits on the most iconic character on the game and really thinks that the fans of the first part will like it? That's stupid, isn't it? Just do yourself a favour and don't buy the game if you love games about stories. Expand
  23. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. First off! The game looks and sounds fantastic! The only complaint here is the somewhat flickery frame rate. Especially when you pan the camera around the caracter, and therefore more annoying in fight scenes.

    (i played on a ps4 pro) It took me 26 hours to finish the game.
    It's easily one of the best looking games on the platform, and sometimes visually reminds me of Red Dead Redemption 2 I am one of those that did not bother to read or watch anything about the leaked films or story spoilers. This is why things took a turn for the worse 3 hours in fpor me. You see.. im not a hateful bigoted person. I have no problems whatsoever with any of the HBTQ topics of this game or other games. What i do have a problem with in story driven games like last of us is a poorly written story. The story and plot in The Last Of Us Part 2 is filled with confusing annoying jumps between caracters, plot holes, and the new caracters are some of the most boring lot of people to ever to emerge in a AAA title. Joel was the hero of this game, and to have him beaten to death by some caracters and then let Abby (boring caracter that looks like a mix between Hulk Hogan and a hockey mom) that beats him to death be a playable caracter får a big part of the remaining game. That alone is just a spit in the face for the fans of the series. From there on the game is just repetitive for 22 hours, and some big parts so bad i allmost fell asleap. No pusdle solving.. Just killing people in a repetitive way.. The ending is really stinkin bad aswell.. Why a beautiful grandiose game like this gets a stressed poorly written storyline like this beats me? Don't kill the hero after 2 hours in such a meaningless way.. You dont kill Mario, You dont kill Lara Croft, you dont kill Joel and replace him with a bunch if people with ZERO character. It's quite obvious that parts of naughty dog got infiltrated by a leader with a woke agenda, and wanted to stir things up a bit. That's not the problem here. You could have made a story that fits your morals and agenda without f*cking up the entire game.. But sorry baughty dog. You failed bad on this one!
    The last of us 2 is a dissapointing game in so many ways. It did NOTHING to me in terms of emotions or curiosity.. Its just a 25 hour long visually beautiful and really bad and repetitive sleeping pill of a "AAA title"
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  24. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    Спасибо за ЛГБТ хуйню, мне очень приятно играть за тупую мстительную лизбуху и конечно же за женскую версию Арнольда Шварценеггера. Как вы посмели сделать такую дрестню, ну вот за что? Что я вам сделал ублюдки? Игра в техническом плане хороша, геймплей уныл и скучен .
    Ублюдки сдохните со своим феминизмо
    Спасибо за ЛГБТ хуйню, мне очень приятно играть за тупую мстительную лизбуху и конечно же за женскую версию Арнольда Шварценеггера. Как вы посмели сделать такую дрестню, ну вот за что? Что я вам сделал ублюдки? Игра в техническом плане хороша, геймплей уныл и скучен .
    Ублюдки сдохните со своим феминизмо
  25. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    Neil has proven that without Bruce or Amy to steer the ship, he's a completely incompetent writer. The game is a pandering mess with ridiculous characters, subplots and writing. Beloved characters from the first game are disregarded and desecrated so you can focus on Neil's new cast of diverse characters.
  26. Jun 26, 2020
    3
    Really.... why did they change the story to focus on abby? it really not compatible to what Joel & ally fight for in the TLOU 1, it really pain to see Joel must die in the horrible way... really guys, the story is mediocre even thought the graphic is good. It just not worth it to buy....so dont buy the game is you dont want to get **** story
  27. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    Well ive gone through the story and its awful, the graphics, sound music and level design is some of the best but its just such a slog to play and not fun to play as a certain character.
    If you liked the first game, save your money and buy Desperados III or Ghost of Tsusima when it comes out.
  28. Jun 24, 2020
    3
    7 years just to feel sad and depressed at how badly they executed part 2. I'm just gonna pretend this never happened.
  29. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    To bad continue as for me. Ultra bad storyline as result of ??? Can't understand why devs did it. Gameplay isn't fun at all. SPOILERS NOW>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> you know, it isn't a GOT, u don't need to kill everyone just because (?)
  30. Jun 23, 2020
    3
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Графика хорошая, правда сюжет полное говно. В начале убивают Джоэла, а в конце Элли пощадила убийцу Джоэла. Гениально! Убить человека, который тебя спас. А ещё вы будете играть и за Элли, и за убийцу Джоэла, и за Джоэла. Это просто разочарование года Expand
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Universal acclaim - based on 121 Critic Reviews

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  1. Sep 13, 2020
    90
    The Last of Us Part II is the high point of the PlayStation 4. The plot is controversial, but the game is the incredibly addictive adventure of Ellie, from which it is impossible to pull away from the opening and to the very end.
  2. Sep 5, 2020
    93
    Not everyone is going to enjoy the motives of The Last of Us Part II. But if you try and manage to accept the subliminal and not so subtle messages as a fact that the world has gone awry and that people have the need to have somewhere or someone to belong to as their own way out, then... You will witness the boundaries of gaming expand. You will witness a true masterpiece.
  3. Game World Navigator Magazine
    Sep 3, 2020
    75
    If you loved the original for its great characters and well-paced story – stay away from this game. However, if you’re aching to sink into the depths of depression, or just want to cut some throats and burn some zombies – Part II will deliver. [Issue#247, p.72]