A completely pointless remake of one of the best games of the last decade, except with only half the content and at double the price.

An impressively gorgeous remake of a bonafide masterpiece.

An outstanding remake on the PlayStation 5 that is not only beautiful to play but filled with emotion.

Naughty Dog delivers again with its timeless masterclass narrative experience, this time rebuilt from the ground up following contemporary gaming standards. With modern graphics and unparalleled performance, The Last of Us Part I is the definitive way to enjoy the multilayered and complex story of Joel and Ellie. It remains a genre-bending action survival game that challenges the status-quo by weaving together multiple elements. An expanded array of accessibility options, gameplay modifiers, and extra modes allows this remake to be experienced by anyone from any background and that's not an easy feat.

Playing The Last Of Us Part I made me acquire a newfound appreciation for its sequel because, even though it's a great game with incredible characters, it actually feels overwhelmingly dated compared to Part II. You have to love those graphics, though; holy heck!

The Last of Us Part I could have launched cleaner, to be sure. But my personal experience with the game was far better than some of what I'm seeing reported online. I was experiencing a stellar game for the first time, and it behaved itself for me well enough that I had a great time. If you are worried about your PC handling TLOU, give it a bit of time for the technical issues to be resolved, but rest assured that the game that everyone loves is intact.

To be able to go back to the original The Last Of Us with a very close visual retelling to the top notch sequel is nothing short of magnificent.