A few days before the release of a remake of one of the best games of 2013 The Last of Us has lifted the embargo on publishing reviews. Although the updated version received high ratings, the project’s average score was lower than the original.
The remake has a score of 87/100 on the rating aggregator OpenCritic. Attack of the Fanboy rated it the worst of all, giving the project only 6 out of 10 points.
Most critics praised the visual improvements, updated artificial intelligence, improved combat system, tighter physics, 3D sound and DualSense support. The downside was the overpriced, cut multiplayer and outdated level design. According to critics, only big fans or those who have not yet completed the first part should buy a remake. The rest is better to wait for a discount.
Ratings:
- Twin finite – 10/10;
- EGM – 10/10;
- IGN – 9/10;
- Video Gamer – 9/10;
- Paste magazine – 9/10;
- Gaming Bolt – 9/10;
- Press Start – 9/10;
- GameMe+ – 8/10;
- GameSpot – 8/10;
- VG247 – 8/10;
- Telegraph – 8/10;
- Attack of the Fanboy – 6/10;
Along with the review, IGN published a comparison of graphics on PS3, PS4 Pro, and PS5:
A video with the first 15 minutes of the passage also appeared:
The remake will be released on PS5 on September 2. It will make its way to the PC in the future.
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Source: VG Times
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