Naughty Dog's Multiplayer The Last of Us Game Needs Part 1's Accessibility Features
The Last of Us Part 1 has allowed fans to experience one of gaming's most iconic stories once again. Thanks to a host of improvements, Joel and Ellie's journey feels more cinematic than ever, and encounters with the Infected are even more frightening. For those who have never played anything from the franchise, The Last of Us Part 1 is the best entry point in its most polished form.
The remake borrows many features from The Last of Us Part 2, including its range of accessibility options. This is notable, as the inclusion of innovative accessibility features in games ensures that the medium is open to as many people as possible. It would be a good idea for these accessibility features and more to also find their way into the standalone The Last of Us multiplayer game.
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The Last of Us Part 2 was originally meant to have a multiplayer counterpart. However, after the game ballooned in scope, Naughty Dog decided to make it a standalone title. It has been a long wait for the standalone game, though Naughty Dog has assured fans that development is still moving forward. Nevertheless, the project remains shrouded in mystery, and a release date has yet to be revealed.
In June, Naughty Dog gave fans a minor peek into the upcoming multiplayer game with a mere piece of concept art, alongside the revelation that the studio has to expand to handle the game's massive scope. Fans will have to wait until next year for more news, though there is plenty The Last of Us content to pass the time thanks to Part 1 and the upcoming HBO adaptation of the first game. The standalone multiplayer game gives Naughty Dog an opportunity to raise the bar set by The Last of Us Factions, but the studio
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