• Publisher: SCEA
  • Release Date: Jul 29, 2014
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  1. May 25, 2021
    6
    For some reason, I couldn't really get into this game as much as I wanted to. The story was good but I found myself getting bored of repeated, similar encounters and getting lost on occasion. I personally didn't really get into the story until the final third. The hint system was a nice touch for someone like me who does get lost easily and I think more games should have this option.
  2. Mar 8, 2017
    7
    This is a good game i have to admit but it is nowhere near as good as it's hyped up to be. Without spoiling anything for those that haven't played. The story line is good and well worth a play through, multiplayer mode can be fun but it's never going to keep you coming back for more than a few days. Overall it's worth a look in.
  3. Feb 25, 2022
    5
    No offense to TLOU fans but I thought this game is WAAYYY ****** overrated.

    The "survival horror" parts, e.g. unfair instakill clickers in a ****** awful dark, spory basement somewhere, trillion bandits coming all over really brings down the experience. I must have killed like a small city's worth of humans and zombies. How do these many people gather in gangs and how do they function
    No offense to TLOU fans but I thought this game is WAAYYY ****** overrated.

    The "survival horror" parts, e.g. unfair instakill clickers in a ****** awful dark, spory basement somewhere, trillion bandits coming all over really brings down the experience. I must have killed like a small city's worth of humans and zombies. How do these many people gather in gangs and how do they function as a coherent unit? Where do they find the food? How do they not kill each other?

    It feels awfully boring and frustrating and repetitive whenever your character just falls off a ladder or a hole in the ground IN A CUTSCENE without you controlling it, just so there is more tension, more bulletsponge zombies, more bandits you have to fight through.

    There is literally nothing new in the gameplay, and the movement actually is a drag - you can't sprint, you can't jump, you are not at all agile, can't even turn around quickly. The shooting is the same as Uncharted.

    The Left Behind DLC started out promising but turned out to be more of the same - waves upon waves upon waves of zombies and bandits. Like, who the **** are these people? Why the **** do they care so much about Ellie and Joel that they go out of their way into zombie infested areas???

    Finally: the puzzles are terrible. Find a piece of wood to carry Elllie over water (dive and you will find something). Find a ladder to climb up - but we really hid it well this time! Oh, this time you will find a plank - just come on and get it over with.

    Overall, I just really got through this game because everyone says it is a classic - but it's just Uncharted and worse, in a zombie cover - with the story beats from Children of Men, the Road and Old Man Logan. I don't get the "fantastic" and "riveting" part. Did the people think the story is that great? I mean, it's basically Old Man Warms Up To Little Girl Over Time While There Are Enemies Around And Once Again The Humans Are Worse Than Zombies.
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  4. Jan 3, 2022
    7
    It's a good game but for me it wasn't anything special. The story was quite good and characters were good written but it's not anything new that I've ever seen before.
  5. Feb 8, 2022
    7
    The story and graphics are amazing, but everything else is very overrated, servicable at best
  6. Apr 1, 2020
    6
    The first thing to note is that the game is surprinsingly short (Hard playthrough) - The absence of uniquely crafted set pieces points towards the fact that the game might have had a lower budget than previous naughty dog productions. Gameplay wise, you are looking at a competent stealth action game, but that does nothing new to advance the genre.

    Let's be clear, as far as stealth
    The first thing to note is that the game is surprinsingly short (Hard playthrough) - The absence of uniquely crafted set pieces points towards the fact that the game might have had a lower budget than previous naughty dog productions. Gameplay wise, you are looking at a competent stealth action game, but that does nothing new to advance the genre.

    Let's be clear, as far as stealth options are concerned, you get to chose between throwing a brick, or a bottle, that's it. There are no exciting environmental opportunities to leverage, no interesting situational obstacles to deal with, and boredom sets in as, you deal with fairly identical situations, over, and over. Think of Uncharted, with extra boring interruptions, walking sections, and with the fun action bits removed. They also got rid of the puzzles too since you now get to play with bricks and ladders.

    The crafting and looting is competently handled, but there is really nothing in terms of gadgets or skill tree worth praising above and beyond the competition.

    And that's my problem, in the light of all of these observations, it is difficult for me to accept the praise the game has garnered. Maybe an exceptional scenario and plot could have justified the praises, but considering how cliche and predictable the story is, it is that much more difficult to reconcile myself with its critical success.

    Yes, the acting, music, presentation and production value is a cut above the competition, but as far as 2013 release games, I can think of so many games that easily outclass The last of us in terms of game and level design, pacing, mechanics, and player agency. Games such as Tomb raider, Blacklist, GTAV, not only do more, but they do it better - and if we wanted to draw a comparison with a game that more closely resembles the last of us, Spec ops: The line is the more successful of the two in realizing both its game-play and story-telling ambitions.

    The last of us remains a moderately enjoyable game, it does have a few saving graces in terms of scenario and game-play (like the hunting sandbox at the beginning of the winter chapter), but it is far too repetitive and limited in scope to be considered anything above the best the competition has to offer. It is also worth noting that 2 of Resident evil 4's most memorable, fun, and iconic game-play moments were "borrowed" by Naughty dog, though not as well executed as in Capcom's masterwork.

    As a videogame, The last of us only truly excels at mimicking what has previously been done better on film and TV, yet does very little in terms of intelligent design, and interactive story telling.
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  7. Jun 2, 2019
    6
    Проходил игру три года. Вроде все хорошо - и персонажи отлично переданы, и общение у них интересное, но... Они идут и идут.. идут и идут.. уже и 20 раз показали где будут а они всё идут и идут. Очень однообразный и затянутый процесс. Всё время откладывал со словами "ну потом как-нибудь". А "потом" почему-то не вспоминалось.
    Некоторые стычки с врагами через чур быстросмертельные. По 10 раз
    Проходил игру три года. Вроде все хорошо - и персонажи отлично переданы, и общение у них интересное, но... Они идут и идут.. идут и идут.. уже и 20 раз показали где будут а они всё идут и идут. Очень однообразный и затянутый процесс. Всё время откладывал со словами "ну потом как-нибудь". А "потом" почему-то не вспоминалось.
    Некоторые стычки с врагами через чур быстросмертельные. По 10 раз переигрывал.
    В общем шедевр который меня абсолютно не зацепил.
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  8. Jul 17, 2016
    6
    Es una buen juego de PS3, pero es vergonzoso que Sony y Naughty Dog tenga que hacer volver a pagar por un juego que salio hasta con un pack de PS3 (juego mas consola). Podrian haber incorporado Retrocompatibilidad, aunque solo sea con unos títulos seleccionados como ocurre en Xbox. La historia de The Last Of Us, Bien, pero este juego, junto a otros como Uncharted collection, demuestran laEs una buen juego de PS3, pero es vergonzoso que Sony y Naughty Dog tenga que hacer volver a pagar por un juego que salio hasta con un pack de PS3 (juego mas consola). Podrian haber incorporado Retrocompatibilidad, aunque solo sea con unos títulos seleccionados como ocurre en Xbox. La historia de The Last Of Us, Bien, pero este juego, junto a otros como Uncharted collection, demuestran la falta de ideas en Sony y en esta generación de consolas en general. Expand
  9. Nov 16, 2018
    7
    A pleasant game.

    Definitly one of the GOTG of the 7th generation, but it feel a bit outdated these day (just my opinion).
    I still had a great time, the story is pretty solid with gorgeous graphics on the PS4 Pro.

    I recommand anyone to play it with the "Playstation Hit" collection (and its price).
  10. Jun 16, 2020
    6
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Played this game once, and got bored. Recently picked up again and finished it because it’s all my mate goes on about lol. It was decent. I personally don’t see what’s so special about it but that’s just my personal view. I didn’t enjoy the gameplay (I’m not an apocalyptic genre fan) or the world it was set. Only think that was good was the story and the relationship between Joel and Ellie. Not going to buying the sequel anytime soon. Expand
  11. Jun 16, 2020
    5
    couldn't finish the game, i do believe the story to be great but man i just hate the game play, its so clunky
  12. Jun 19, 2020
    7
    Fun game with a good story, you can see Amy Hennig wrote this and not Chris Druckmann.
    I would not give it a higher score than 7 because it's a linear experience with some action in between.
  13. Jun 22, 2020
    5
    I played this game on ps 3 at first,then it was free with ps+ on ps4.On Ps 3 I didn't finish the game and I thought I give it another chance.Honestly,I can't understand the hype around this game.I am not saying it's bad,but good doesn't start here.The gameplay was mostly boring for me.The shooting part is basically a pile of crap.The guns have an over exaggerated recoil,yet you can't seeI played this game on ps 3 at first,then it was free with ps+ on ps4.On Ps 3 I didn't finish the game and I thought I give it another chance.Honestly,I can't understand the hype around this game.I am not saying it's bad,but good doesn't start here.The gameplay was mostly boring for me.The shooting part is basically a pile of crap.The guns have an over exaggerated recoil,yet you can't see the result on the enemies. Expand
  14. Dec 7, 2020
    6
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Perhaps this is the most overrated game in the history.I clearly can’t understand why people love this game THIS much.I mean,it’s not a bad game,it has some cool feachures like the elaboration of details and winter act.But man,when you see rate like THIS you expect something more from the game then just a father-daughter relationship with a plot that leads to nothing.I guess it’s just how I feel. Expand
  15. Dec 13, 2020
    5
    It's a meh game with a meh story and all the cinematics in the world bruhh and my friends made me play it to have "fun"
  16. Dec 28, 2021
    6
    Good story,awful gameplay

    It's not stealth-action it's interactive movie.If you want some real action and have fun choose easy mod this will really dilute the boring gameplay and you will be able to get up from your knees without crawling through the floor all game and i must say in middle and end of you walkthrough you have some intresting missions something like Uncharted it's not bad
    Good story,awful gameplay

    It's not stealth-action it's interactive movie.If you want some real action and have fun choose easy mod this will really dilute the boring gameplay and you will be able to get up from your knees without crawling through the floor all game

    and i must say in middle and end of you walkthrough you have some intresting missions something like Uncharted

    it's not bad game,it's overrated game
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  17. Feb 7, 2022
    6
    The game itself is good, but there are too many bugs for a game of this magnitude.
  18. Jul 28, 2015
    7
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is basically how this game was made. Bunch of people went into the boardroom and decided they will make a walking/murder simulator and then attach a story about the beauty and frailty of human life to it. I'm not sure how I'm supposed to get into that when I've just murdered about 500 faceless guys, who apparently are just trying to get by like everyone else. Oh the girl is the innocent one, I get it. Nope, you murder about 50 people with her too at some point. I like the gameplay, it's smooth and the AI is decent, but it gets old after doing the same old crap for the entire game. All you do slowly walk to an area, watch a cutscene, murder about 15 guys either via sneak kills or just flat out beating their skulls in, and then repeat.

    Yeah, graphics are good and the base gameplay is solid, but I'm sorry the story is so overrated and the game gets real boring fast. Not to mention the plank sections that are just annoying, preventing you from continuing the walking simulator portion of the game. Which just takes you to the next area to murder about 50 dudes. It deserves a decent score because of the production values and polished gameplay, which eventually just gets old. Oh and a bonus for an awesome online mode. The online mode is actually the true gem of this product. Sorry, but overall, way overrated. Online makes it a 7 instead of a 6.
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  19. Oct 29, 2014
    7
    By now, everyone has heard why this game is great... and it is a very solid game. However, at a full $60, the remastered version is not worth the price (unless you have not played it of course). If this was $40 I'd give it a 9.
    However-
    -the remastered graphics have actually taken away from the dark and brooding atmosphere of the game. Everything is too crisp and clean now. - there's
    By now, everyone has heard why this game is great... and it is a very solid game. However, at a full $60, the remastered version is not worth the price (unless you have not played it of course). If this was $40 I'd give it a 9.
    However-
    -the remastered graphics have actually taken away from the dark and brooding atmosphere of the game. Everything is too crisp and clean now.
    - there's a graphical draw-distance issue that wasn't present in the original
    -the multiplayer seems to have more bugs and issues than the original PS3 version
    -not only are you paying $60s again, but if you want the new special guns you have to pay for them with more money - if you don't pay for them, then someone will have a leg up on you in multiplayer

    As someone who spent $80 dollars on the original + the season pass, this feels like a 'cash grab.'
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  20. May 24, 2015
    6
    I truthfully couldn't figure out why this game has such high scores. And the only reason I can find is that people must have loved the story. It's a good game. Don't get me wrong. But what makes this game deserve a 7/10? Well for starters, the item base is very limited. Yes I understand it is a survival game, but more options would be nice. Also there aren't many enemy types. It just feltI truthfully couldn't figure out why this game has such high scores. And the only reason I can find is that people must have loved the story. It's a good game. Don't get me wrong. But what makes this game deserve a 7/10? Well for starters, the item base is very limited. Yes I understand it is a survival game, but more options would be nice. Also there aren't many enemy types. It just felt like I was killing the same enemies over and again in the same manner. The story did have a flaw. I predicted basically the entire story from start to finish. The Last of Us is entertaining at best. But is it worthy of a perfect score? Most definitely not. Expand
  21. Nov 15, 2018
    7
    Probably one of the most over rated games of all time. It's got good voice acting, but the storlyline was fairly mediocre. Visually it's nice, but the controls are clunky sometimes.

    9.1?... Yeah, no.
  22. May 20, 2016
    5
    Honestly kind of a disappointment.

    The voice acting is fantastic, graphically the game looks okay. But the gameplay is just to painfully repetetive. Swim around looking for a pallet, get Ellie to step on the pallet, bring Ellie across some water. This continues all the way to the end. And honestly, I didn't care about any of the characters in the end. The AI got dumbed down since the E3
    Honestly kind of a disappointment.

    The voice acting is fantastic, graphically the game looks okay. But the gameplay is just to painfully repetetive. Swim around looking for a pallet, get Ellie to step on the pallet, bring Ellie across some water. This continues all the way to the end. And honestly, I didn't care about any of the characters in the end. The AI got dumbed down since the E3 gameplay. It would make sense for that to happen with the PS3. But with the PS4 the AI could have been even smarter than the one in E3. But this "Remaster" offers nothing but slighty improved graphics and 60fps. I really hope this isn't Naughty Dog's next series.
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  23. Dec 13, 2018
    5
    Dialog writing is good, but the story is very cringe and the ending so predictable I actually accidentaly spoiled my wife by guessing what it would be. Infiltration gameplay is ok but the situations and enemies are very repetitive. Except for the graphics, I don't see where this game got its reputation.
  24. Nov 6, 2014
    5
    Played this game at a friends after having owned the PS3 version. While the graphics are updated over the PS3 version, it's still the same "interactive movie". I found the game to be boring on the PS3 and don't see where this is any better. If all you care about is graphics, then you're good. However, if you want a game that's fun to play, this wasn't it for me.
  25. Nov 28, 2015
    5
    There are often times when I can't, for the life of me, understand why everyone in the western part of our world drools over a particular game. I believe there's no better example for this as The Last of Us, a title that got tens all around and was praised for its supposedly incredible storyline. Even though I had experienced several sections of the game on a friend's PS3, the PS4 was myThere are often times when I can't, for the life of me, understand why everyone in the western part of our world drools over a particular game. I believe there's no better example for this as The Last of Us, a title that got tens all around and was praised for its supposedly incredible storyline. Even though I had experienced several sections of the game on a friend's PS3, the PS4 was my first chance to try it for real, and I walked away sorely unimpressed.

    First of all, I fully admit to getting kind of worried whenever a title gets praised more for its story than its actual gameplay. It's the latter that will always matter the most in a game for me, and in this regard The Last of Us is passable at best, extremely forgettable at worst. It consists of a series of linear, quick-time-event-heavy, cover-based shooting stages that get repetitive really fast, with only mild incentives for any kind of exploration.

    Even though the game does feature a lot of actual cutscenes, its gameplay sections are made in such a way that main character Joel is always talking and interacting with other people somehow. I admit I can see how some people would enjoy this playable-movie vibe, but it's definitely not my thing. Often I would just get annoyed when a cutscene would end, just because I knew it meant I'd have to start actually playing. This made me start holding the opinion that The Last of Us would be better suited as, you know, an actual movie rather than a game.

    Speaking of which: yeah, there's a cool story here, with some well-written emotional gut-punches. But unlike what I've read around the web, it's absolutely nowhere near the level of the true storytelling masterpieces of our time, from A Song of Ice and Fire to Breaking Bad to The Sopranos (and yes, I've seen comparisons to all of those). Maybe that's because the script just feels like a known quantity in the time we live in: it has a post-apocalyptic setting (check), a hardened man getting to terms with his own emotions (check), zombie-thingies (check), dialogue sections filled with wise cracks that aren't all that fresh (check). It was just too 'been there, done that' for me, even with the emotional turns, and as a result I never really felt the father-daughter relationship between the main characters as apparently most people have.

    It may be one of those cases in which a game is just not for me, especially because I fully admit I've never been that interested in post-apocalyptic settings and its tropes. Still, just trying to analyse The Last of Us from a detached standpoint, I fail to see why it's had such an extremely enthusiastic reception. I wouldn't say it's a flat-out bad game, but there are numerous realistic-style titles with more fluid and satisfying gameplay, there are numerous non-games with better stories, and it is my honest opinion that this is not one of those cases in which the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.

    I think this is the kind of game that everyone should at least try, if only just to see what the fuss is all about. If your gaming tastes are anywhere close to mine, however, you'll probably get entertained for a while, then start seriously considering just searching for a cutscene compilation on Youtube instead.

    Rating: 5.5
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  26. Sep 11, 2014
    7
    Though it seems fairly inconsequential to offer up another option about a game which has had so much written about it in the last year, my perspective is perhaps a bit different than the status quo and thus will offer it. Many reviewers have called this game a masterpiece, of which the 'remastering' simply further elevates its masterpieceness.

    There are 2 areas which I agree The Last of
    Though it seems fairly inconsequential to offer up another option about a game which has had so much written about it in the last year, my perspective is perhaps a bit different than the status quo and thus will offer it. Many reviewers have called this game a masterpiece, of which the 'remastering' simply further elevates its masterpieceness.

    There are 2 areas which I agree The Last of Us is truly extraordinary: characterization and graphical flexibility. Note I didn't say story and graphics, because these paint a large swath over many attributes in which The Last of Us is merely good or perhaps even average.

    There may never have been characters like Joel and Ellie in a video game. If there have been I don't believe I've played it. The facial expressions, motivations, voice acting, and dialogue between them is that of a good movie or TV show. Not a great movie or TV show, but a good one, and that is enough to set it in a league of its own in the video game realm. They are the anchors of the game and without them this game is lost. Everything is built upon their relationship to each other and to the world, and it is executed beautifully.

    Perhaps you were wondering about that second extraordinary characteristic, "graphical flexibility" (I'll admit I perhaps just made that up). What I mean by that are moments of truly great presentation that by all accounts would have appeared to be a pre-rendered scene if it weren't for the fact that you just caused it to happen. For instance, say you're in the midst of a zombie horde and out of bullets and decide it's time to give them a good thrashing with your trusty baseball bat. You start to hit them and the camera reacts and Joel's movements look so natural it truly does look right out of a movie. Or if a "clicker" gets the better of you and bears into your neck another cut-scene arises that purely originated from your actions. I marveled at these over and over at these thinking something would be messed up, something would be out of place or someone's motions would appear out of place. That never happened. Every time it felt completely real. They've tapped something here that if it could be expanded upon and continued will add a tremendous amount to absorption in a game.

    Now for the rest of it. Well the rest of it is good, if not forgettable. The graphics are solid for sure, good lighting and textures, nothing that hasn't been done before but certainly they are pretty. The story aside from the characters isn't terribly original. There's some interesting twists, but overall there's not much here to separate from the other thousand zombie stories floating around. The gameplay is a bit dull. If you've played any of the Uncharted series you'll likely know their shooting mechanics aren't exactly top shelf, and the solitary puzzle element of finding a ladder or something to jump on isn't terribly riveting. The best moments of combat come from when you run out of bullets and are down on your luck, and have to sneak white knuckled around tons of people who want to kill you.

    Speaking of that, I'll go off on a bit of a tangent and say I'm disappointed (and truthfully not for the first time) that a game that really tries to be realistic and suck you in has tons of people just walking around doing nothing but apparently looking for you without any good reason. The zombies make sense I guess, I wouldn't think they would have daily objectives, but truth be told most of your enemies in this game are comprised of humans who just patrol around dumbly with apparently no purpose in life but to kill people who happen to wander around them. They might as well be zombies themselves. I would have loved to catch some people actually doing something, some tense interactions where you had a bit of a stand off or something. Or at least give me a better reason for them wanting to kill me with such zealotry.

    Anyway, the gameplay isn't very exciting. In fact, I found it so dull I simply stopped playing the game for a long period of time. Eventually I came back and was drawn in enough to finish it, but it sure wasn't the thrill of the hunt. It was Joel and Ellie. They're the heart of the game, and they're a glorious heart indeed. Them with what appeared to me to be a technical breakthrough with aspects of graphics was enough to keep me going. But it did feel tedious at times, and truthfully just wasn't much fun.
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  27. Apr 9, 2016
    5
    This game is just as enjoyable, as pulling my teeth.. The controls are a bit sluggish, the story is a boring version of the already boring walking dead... I know it's a survival horror, but still don't understand what's all the hype... I want my money back... Naught dog should have made a crash bandicoot 4 instead...
  28. Feb 14, 2019
    5
    The Last Of Us...A game that I liked the first time I played and finished it. The second time though, I realized that this is a game you spend 80% - 90% of your time crouching and sneaking that it becomes a chore and becomes boring. No replay value. The game is heavily stealth based which is not bad, but this game's stealth mechanics is a poor one. Maybe if they have included setting upThe Last Of Us...A game that I liked the first time I played and finished it. The second time though, I realized that this is a game you spend 80% - 90% of your time crouching and sneaking that it becomes a chore and becomes boring. No replay value. The game is heavily stealth based which is not bad, but this game's stealth mechanics is a poor one. Maybe if they have included setting up traps and commanding your ai partner in the gameplay, it would have been more fun and engaging. Just because the story is dark and it's an emotional game, doesn't mean the gameplay shouldn't be. I think the only reason why a lot of people like this, me included is because of the voice acting and how real the characters are. But as a game, it doesn't offer much in the gameplay department. I would still recommend this game nonetheless as it's a great experience the first time but loses it magic if you replay it. Expand
  29. Apr 12, 2020
    7
    Mientras que no jugué a la versión original de PS3, bastara con reseñar el remaster de PS4. Ahora bien, The Last Of Us Remastered es un buen videojuego en si? Bueno, voy paso por paso...
    -Gráficos: Como todos los juegos de Naughty Dog, los gráficos son increíbles para la época y envejecieron muy bien, no tienen nada que envidiarle a los PC de aquella época (2013). Sin embargo, al igual
    Mientras que no jugué a la versión original de PS3, bastara con reseñar el remaster de PS4. Ahora bien, The Last Of Us Remastered es un buen videojuego en si? Bueno, voy paso por paso...
    -Gráficos: Como todos los juegos de Naughty Dog, los gráficos son increíbles para la época y envejecieron muy bien, no tienen nada que envidiarle a los PC de aquella época (2013). Sin embargo, al igual que el Uncharted, esto corre a costa de tener mapas chicos.
    -Jugabilidad: Hmmm, creo que esta es la razón por la que le doy un 7... Si bien va evolucionando conforme vas avanzando y me gusta, es bastante mediocre... Al principio estas muy indefenso y los zombis te hacen mucho daño, en especial los chasqueadores... El juego requiere mucho ensayo y error, y es muy facil morir... Así se hace frustrante y aburrido... Yo creo que el problema con este juego es el haber combinado la jugabilidad del survival horror con el de sigilo. Ademas de estar muy poco aprovechado el crafteo, ya que de todas formas los objetos se consiguen normalmente y... tampoco hay mucho que conseguir, cosa que es una pena, ya que hay mucho potencial desperdiciado en la jugabilidad... Luego podes mejorar las armas y vas consiguiendo mas, cosa que esta bastante bien, pero nada mas... El combate suele ser bastante frustrante, y los enemigos son esponjas de balas. Se supone que hay que acercarse con sigilo, pero no debería obligarte a hacerlo todo el tiempo. Te pasas mas de la mitad del tiempo agachado. Igualmente, una vez que pasas por alto todos estos detalles y avanzas bastante en el juego, conseguís mejores armas para defenderte mejor y se podría decir que jugablemente zafa. Ademas, mientras vas avanzando en el juego, también conseguís dinero. Este puede servir para desbloquear extras ya sea skins, arte conceptual, etc. Parecido a Uncharted. Me gusta, ya que aumenta la rejugabilidad y te da la oportunidad de revivir los mismos escenarios que te gustan, mientras desbloqueas nuevo contenido. Rabian que uno de los trajes es de Jak And Daxter? Genial! Naughty Dog siempre hizo referencias en sus juegos a otras franquicias suyas...
    -Historia: Junto con los gráficos, este es su punto mas fuerte. No haré spoilers, pero solo puedo decir que ese toque de película, mas la relación entre Ellie y Joel que se va desarrollando a lo largo del trayecto, son simplemente sobresalientes... La historia te atrapa, y si bien no la puedo detallar ya que es muy larga, cualquiera que lea esta reseña seguramente sabrá de que se trata y estará de acuerdo conmigo en que la historia es simplemente excelente. La muerte de Sarah.... ufff, todavía no supero eso ;(
    -Conclusión: Los puntos positivos de este juego son muy fuertes! Lo puedo recomendar? Claro que si! Jugablemente es mediocre, pero las cinemáticas compensan ese esfuerzo y el modo multijugador es bastante divertido... Ademas de que si ustedes no son como yo que prefiero jugabilidad sobre historia, déjame decirte que pasaras un muy buen rato. La manera de contarte la historia es digna de una película, no es broma, y en parte el juego es rejugable, por lo que no es malo. Un 7 es una muy buena nota. Preferiré Uncharted, pero The Last Of Us tiene su nicho de jugadores y eso hay que respetarlo. A pesar de sus fallos me la pase muy bien.
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  30. Sep 1, 2014
    6
    Finally got the chance to play this game. And it is what of thought it be. Is it a bad game? No. But is it great? Not close. It's a good game that's for sure.
    Pros:
    Atmosphere- it feels all too real. The survival feeling is true. Scavenging ammo during shoot outs whilst taking cover is intense. Side characters- The situation is tense, you don't know who to trust, or what exactly they
    Finally got the chance to play this game. And it is what of thought it be. Is it a bad game? No. But is it great? Not close. It's a good game that's for sure.
    Pros:
    Atmosphere- it feels all too real. The survival feeling is true. Scavenging ammo during shoot outs whilst taking cover is intense.
    Side characters- The situation is tense, you don't know who to trust, or what exactly they might do. But some.. Are just flat out insane.
    Ellie- she's a great character, certainly better then Joel. You can relate to her, and always hope the best for her.

    Cons:
    Joel- he's a boring character, never had a connection with him, although usually his arsenal is better then Ellie's .
    Story- is too far predictable, me and my cousin laughed at times, because we knew what was going to happen. And the ending is sequel heavy. Not satisfying.
    Enemies- some will magically see you or notice you even if you were in cover or moving quietly. Some wear helmets, many times I clearly shot the face, and the helmet just falls off. And there is far too many QTE, which makes it a button mashing fest.
    Too linear- not enough room to scavenge or plan, it makes the game far too hard. Okay I understand Ellie can't swim, and this adds puzzles for Joel to help Ellie across the water. But why is the a 'convenient' plank for Ellie to step on, every where? It gets old really fast. And the DLC pack that comes with it, makes Ellie do certain actions for no apparent reason. Only to raise more controversy on the game.

    Special mention- this game was fun, but has bad pacing, and a list of other problems from keeping it great for me, but you do get your money's worth, for the length of about 20hrs doing everything. I don't exactly recommend this game, it isn't something special. And on the PS4 the graphics aren't as good as Infamous, it's still PS3 ish. Although this is the most mature Zombie game on the market.
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Metascore
95

Universal acclaim - based on 70 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 69 out of 70
  2. Negative: 0 out of 70
  1. Jul 28, 2020
    90
    A post-apocalyptic road trip that offers a fantastic, riveting experience, where destruction and beauty, and hope and despair, get entwined in a way that’s nothing short of genius, The Last of Us is so good that its somewhat repetitive, and occasionally dull gameplay isn’t enough to rob it of its rightful place amongst the video game greats. Therefore, if looking for an unforgettable action-adventure, with strong cinematic sensibilities, and a heavy emphasis in adult, character-driven storytelling, look no further than Naughty Dog’s classic, especially now that the remastered version has made the original even more stunning.
  2. CD-Action
    Oct 22, 2014
    80
    Visual improvements and three included DLCs don’t justify buying this game again, but if you haven’t played it on PS3 yet, you’re in for long hours of valuable entertainment. [Sept 2014, p.59]
  3. LEVEL (Czech Republic)
    Oct 13, 2014
    100
    One of the best titles of the previous generation is now available in all the next-gen glory and also with all the DLCs. Take it or leave it. [Issue#245]