Fans Find More Evidence Pointing to Last of Us Remake Project
Ten years is often a significant milestone after a game’s release, and developers sometimes do something special to celebrate it. However, Naughty Dog does not seem willing to wait the whole decade and is rumored to be already working on a remake of 2013’s The Last of Us, which many consider one of the best games on the PlayStation 3.
While the studio has not officially announced a remake of The Last of Us, Naughty Dog has not denied the rumors either. Recently, fans discerned more evidence indicating that the studio is working on a remake of their character-driven zombie adventure.
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Spanish language Twitter account Universo PlayStation recently discovered something interesting in the LinkedIn account for one of Naughty Dog’s Quality Assurance testers. His list of experience with the company includes quality assurance testing and support for an “unannounced remake project.” Admittedly, that is not very much to go on and does not necessarily point to a remake of The Last of Us in particular. However, this latest leak lends some additional credence to the current rumors.
Rumors of a The Last of Us remake surfaced last year and hinted at a possible 2022 release date. Director Neil Druckmann fanned the flames of speculation with his choice of headwear back in February. He sat down for an interview about the Uncharted movie from earlier this year but did so in a The Last of Us Part 1 branded hat. While it might sound like a stretch, many fans interpreted Druckmann’s hat as his way of subtly revealing the remake’s official title.
As for what fans think of the possible remake, opinions remain split. The Last of Us is only about nine years old, which some feel
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