How The Last of Us Part 1 Makes the Game Worth Playing Again
Since Naughty Dog introduced the gaming world to The Last of Us in 2013, the IP has only grown in scope and popularity, and fans can look forward to several projects coming up. Next year, HBO will present aLast of Us television adaptation that features Bella Ramsay as Ellie and Pedro Pascal as Joel. Additionally, Naughty Dog is still hard at work on a standalone multiplayer game set in The Last of Us universe, though it is still a while away. Until then, gamers will be able to amuse themselves with The Last of Us Part 1, an upcoming remake of the iconic first game of the series.
Gamers have looked at The Last of Us Part 1 with skepticism, partially because this will mark the third time the game is being released in less than a decade. Naturally, this has led to some questioning whether Naughty Dog is exploiting gamers by constantly re-releasing the same game. However, a recent in-depth look at the game revealed that there has been plenty of new content added that should make the game worthwhile, even for gamers who have experienced Joel and Ellie's journey.
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One of the benefits of remaking the game is that Naughty Dog has access to hardware that was unavailable to it when The Last of Us was in development. Because of this, the studio has been able to bring the game closer to what its original vision for the game was. One of the ways this is being done is by taking advantage of the DualSense controller's various features to increase player immersion and amplify the power of both the adrenaline-raising moments and the quieter, more sentimental scenes.
The DualSense is being used to make the weapons in the game feel more realistic than ever. This is being done by
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