Despite having a premise that could easily be used for a generic third person resident evil 4 type of clone, The Last Of Us managed to have one of, if not the best narrative in video game history.
With incredible gameplay mechanics, the combat system and crafting system both felt organic and inspired the entire time.
The variety in enemy types was fantastic. One second you’re playing a stealth combat game, and the next it’s a survival horror with action elements. But it all worked together in a way that felt natural, which really helped the experience.
The characters are nuanced, and their journey is so rewarding. What a beautiful, heartbreaking, brilliantly written apocalypse story. Just when I thought the genre couldn’t do anything else for me, The Last Of Us showed up to prove me wrong.
With incredible gameplay mechanics, the combat system and crafting system both felt organic and inspired the entire time.
The variety in enemy types was fantastic. One second you’re playing a stealth combat game, and the next it’s a survival horror with action elements. But it all worked together in a way that felt natural, which really helped the experience.
The characters are nuanced, and their journey is so rewarding. What a beautiful, heartbreaking, brilliantly written apocalypse story. Just when I thought the genre couldn’t do anything else for me, The Last Of Us showed up to prove me wrong.