Last of Us 2 Reveals Wild 'Molotov Rain' for Roguelike No Return Mode

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The launch of The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered is now only a few days away, and Naughty Dog has shared a preview of just how hectic the game's No Return roguelike mode can get with mods like Molotov Rain. The Last of Us 2's No Return mode promises a grueling combat experience, and the addition of something as wild as Molotov Rain is a taste of what players can expect.

Although The Last of Us 2 has only been around since 2020, Naughty Dog has optimized the game with the hopes of being even better on the PS5. Not only will players get to experience an enhanced version of an already visually impressive game, but the addition of lost levels, new modes, and director's commentary are special features in The Last of Us 2 Remastered that have excited many die-hard fans. With these additional features, players will be able to experience The Last of Us 2 in a whole new light, and Naughty Dog has been teasing some intense combat scenarios.

The official Naughty Dog Twitter account has shared a preview of what fans of The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered can expect when playing the game's No Return mode. One of the features that can be looked forward to is the horrifying Molotov Rain that players must avoid being pelted with.

The quick clip shared by Naughty Dog is just a short glimpse of what the Molotov Rain will be like, but it's bound to get the hearts of many players racing when trying out the No Return mode. The prospect of having to face Clickers or various factions in a roguelike scenario is intense enough, but the inclusion of obstacles like Molotov Rain truly turns the difficulty up in an unexpected way. The Last of Us 2 has been praised by many for its combat mechanics, and it will be interesting to see how players navigate fighting enemies while also trying to avoid Molotov cocktails raining down from above.

Although a remaster this early in a game's lifespan has been divisive for some fans, The Last of Us 2 Remastered is an interesting way to add new content to a game