The Last of Us™ Part II Remastered Steam Charts & Stats

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despite the overall message of this game I will never EVER forgive you mfs who sent death threats to Laura Bailey

Literally my all time favorite game, it is so so so so beautiful and the story is just amazing. Not kidding when I say playing this game changed my life

One of the best games I've ever played. Perfect 10/10. Don't believe the trash-talk about this game. Play it for yourself.

Anyone who has ever told you this game is bad is either lying to you or has garbage taste. This is one of the of best games to ever grace the pixels of my fucking monitor.

SPOILERS I went into the game with such high expectations after finishing TLOU Part 1. Overall the graphics were pretty and immersive, but the story really ruined it for me. I'm pretty disappointed in the pacing, plot holes, unnecessary romance, Abby's story, and the ending. The pacing of the game is a little hard to understand since the scenes/flashbacks are not in chronological order. I understood the story and which cut scene happened at what time, but when I get a flashback scene it's harder for me to feel super attached to it when I'm seeking revenge as Ellie/Abby in the main story line. There were some scenes that were just so unnecessary and forced romance when the main goal is to seek revenge on both Abby and Ellie's side. I don't have a problem with the characters love life and who they choose to love, I just wish some scenes were left out and substituted with something more emotional to the actual plot. There are many plot holes in the story that just cannot be explained. Like, Yara just randomly teleporting to save Abby from Tommy even though Yara can barely climb a ladder. Also, how the fuck did Mel just teleport to the aquarium when Abby brought Yara and Lev? Abby snuck out to find Owen and struggled, but Mel (a heavily pregnant woman) can just get there with no injury or anything? There is no way that Isaac would've let Mel go to the aquarium when Owen was literally going to be investigated for shooting a comrade... After Abby kills the most loved character in the games, they make you play as her for a LONG time and try to make you have sympathy for her, but then she goes and proves how shitty of a person she is. Owen is to blame as well but Abby did not respect Owen and Mel's relationship at all even before the boat scene always trying to make some kind of competition to get his attention. She seems like a strong independent character whose goal is revenge, I mean she literally pushed Owen away to continue training to kill Joel, and then after she does it, she goes back to him and seems obsessed with him? I just did not enjoy playing as Abby (not just because of Joel), but because her story just did not help her become likable and it really did feel like a chore to play her. Maybe I need to look more into the ending, but why did Abby go all the way to search for Ellie (after Ellie had just killed her closest friends) just to spare her? I understand sparing Dina but why would she spare Ellie? Abby has no regret at all when she goes against her own team (WLFs), but when it comes to someone who actually hurt you and killed your friends? You just let them go? What was even the point of hunting them down??? On top of that you play as Ellie for half the game hunting down Abby and losing Jesse (AND ALMOST DINA) just to spare her at the end? Just because you had a flashback of Joel? Shouldn't that make Ellie want to kill her even more after suffering such loss that the game REPEATEDLY reminds you about????? Overall, I loved the game at the start, and although I do wish Joel's death wasn't so sudden, I understand it for the plot. I just hate how unsatisfying the last half of the game is and ESPECIALLY the end. I hope they can have TLOU3 redeem my expectations, but I don't count on it :(

[b]5 years of avoiding spoilers. And it was worth it![/b] [b]The Last of Us Part II[/b] is an excellent continuation of Part I, once again taking us into a ruined world overrun by infected creatures and hostile factions. The game takes place several years after the events of the Part I and [b]tells a dramatic story of revenge, redemption, and forgiveness[/b]. The gameplay mechanics will be familiar to anyone who played Part I: [b]stealth, exploration and scavenging, crafting, and shooting — all of it was highly satisfying[/b]. The relatively small amount of ammunition encourages players to use the environment, sneak past enemies or take them out silently, and explore to gather limited resources. I wrote more about the mechanics themselves in my review of [b][url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/akaSkazany/recommended/1888930?snr=1_5_9__402]The Last of Us Part I[/url].[/b] Just like in its predecessor, the world is vast, and the diverse locations often require you to think about how to access hidden areas (closed doors don’t always mean a location is inaccessible — sometimes curiosity is rewarded with interesting items 😉). The graphics and soundtrack are absolute masterpieces. The game impresses with its lighting, shadows, and the atmosphere crafted in every location. Special recognition goes to the developers for the quality of the port — I didn’t encounter a single technical issue. No problems with textures, crashes, or performance drops. What’s more, [b]the optimization is even better than in Part I. GJ Devs![/b] Without a doubt, the biggest strength of The Last of Us Part II is its story. It's deeply moving and shows two characters’ perspectives on the same event, which began in the first The Last of Us. The game features plenty of flashbacks that help us understand the characters’ motivations for their decisions, as well as what happened between the events of Part I and Part II. Add to that some incredible plot twists that constantly left me thinking: [b]“WOW, did that really just happen?”. And the epic finale...[/b] followed by something more. I will not spoil it, but it doesn’t end where you’d expect. I believe [b]the entire The Last of Us series is worth recommending[/b] to anyone who expects a deep and compelling story with well-written characters. Combined with stunning audiovisual design and excellent optimization, it’s a game well worth playing!

The Last of Us Part I was one of the most impactful games I’ve ever played. That’s why, as I began Part II, I didn’t want anything to overshadow my experience. I avoided every piece of content about the game, determined not to get even a single spoiler, and started with a completely clear mind. I finished the game on the “Grounded” difficulty level, and that journey in itself was unforgettable. There were moments where I had to fight off groups of eight enemies with just a single bullet, and I ended up memorizing the names of the NPCs I was up against. The difficulty could be frustrating at times, but it only deepened my connection to the game. I had never experienced such intense enjoyment from any game before. The story boldly chooses a narrative path that doesn’t shy away from emotionally challenging the player. As a longtime fan of the series, I think the second game offers a bolder and more layered story than the first. It doesn’t just show you one side of the coin it asks you to look at the other side as well. I’ve seen some negative comments about the story from other players, but in my opinion, most of these criticisms stem from personal expectations. True, the story doesn’t unfold in a way that pleases everyone. However, that doesn’t take away from the strength of the narrative. The game doesn’t simply tell a story, it asks you to empathize, to question your perspective, and it leaves you with lingering thoughts long after the credits roll. The emotions of the characters were portrayed so powerfully that I could feel what they were going through in my bones. At times, I found myself completely detached from reality, swept away by the emotional flow of the game. From a gameplay perspective, the game is absolutely satisfying. The mechanics have been significantly improved, and the game was so immersive that I never once felt bored, even after playing for long hours.

The emotional turmoil of this game can't be understated. I think a lot of people may not like where this game takes them, and I think that's fair. But if you want an incredible experience that forces you to face things you've probably not felt playing other games before, this is it. Adding to that, visually this is probably the most beautiful game I've ever played and that alone makes it worth experiencing to me. The voice acting and characters are all amazing. Gameplay, combat all feel so smooth and enjoyable. I loved every minute of this game, even when I kinda hated what it was putting me through.

There are games that entertain you. There are games that impress you. And then there are games like The Last of Us Part II — the ones that wreck you and make you sit in silence staring at the credits, wondering how the hell you’re supposed to feel. The story here isn’t about heroes or villains. It’s about hate, loss, revenge, and how every choice you make comes with a price. It doesn’t hold your hand or tell you what to think. It dares you to hate, to empathize, to doubt yourself — and sometimes to hate yourself too. The ending? Yeah… it hurts. It’s brutal. It’s unfair. It’s human. And it’s perfect because it doesn’t give you what you want — it gives you what the story needs. Closure? Redemption? Justice? None of it comes easy. Maybe it doesn’t come at all.