This article contains many story spoilers for The Last of Us, obviously. Naughty Dog's The Last of Us ended the last generation of consoles with arguably its greatest game. It took seven years One was far better. At least story wise speaking I agree. #1. I don't like the path the story takes in The Last of Us 2 (although I really don't like the ending of #1 either). The second one was alright but the whole way they did the setup with joel, the whole decisionmaking of an overly cautious person just entering into a group like that made Are you ready to dive into the post-apocalyptic world of The Last of Us Part 1 on PC? In this video, we break down the differences between the Standard and D Editor's Note: The following contains minor spoilers from Season 1 of The Last of Us. The Last of Us keeps getting better, with each new episode always being the talk of the town.This hit HBO The stunted development of a potential Days Gone 2 and Sony Bend’s involvement with The Last of Us-related projects was serendipitous at best. The animosity towards Naughty Dog isn’t warranted An undeniable strength of The Last of Us 2's story is that, like much of Naughty Dog's library, the game is structured incredibly well. It generally moves along at a really tight pace thanks to The Last of Us mostly takes place 20 years after an outbreak in which most of the world’s population turned into hostile, zombie-like creatures known as Cordyceps, or were killed by said creatures. 1 Better AI. The AI for the two last versions was fine, but for the remake, it takes a whole new life. Now enemies are smarter and will react better to what players are doing, this can make them YikfF.