Last Of Us Remake Gameplay Leak Shows Combat Hasn't Changed Since 2013
Leaked gameplay footage of The Last of Us Part 1 suggests that the upcoming remake hasn't changed the 2013 title's combat. Naughty Dog's post-apocalyptic action game was a huge hit when it launched nearly a decade ago, and The Last of Us Part 2 effectivelybuilt upon the original's intense survival gameplay. When announcing the project Naughty Dog confirmed the Last of Us remake would overhaul both graphics and gameplay, but several leaked videos suggest otherwise.
The Last of Us casts players as Joel, an experienced survivor traveling across the ruins of America with a young girl named Ellie. The post-apocalyptic shooter focuses on survival, with players constantly scavenging for ammunition and resources to craft useful weapons. The title also featured exceptional artificial intelligence, with human foes working together to flank the player or flush them out of hiding. 2020's The Last of Us Part 2 improved these systems by making the player more agile, letting them crawl along the ground and aim anywhere. The sequel also includes more realistic enemies who call each other by name and use dogs to track the player. Despite claims that Last of Us 2 gameplay features will be implemented in The Last of Us Part 1, leaks suggest this may not be the case.
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Leaked footage of The Last of Us Part 1, shared to Twitter by Nick Baker and reported by Video Games Chronicle, shows the same combat as the game's original 2013 release. The videos show Joel moving just as he did in the original game, with artificial intelligence for both Ellie and their enemies seemingly unchanged. Joel doesn't crawl, and enemies do not call each other by name or utilize tracking dogs. The
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