The Last Of Us Part 2 Remastered Has Seemingly Leaked

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The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered is something that many consider inevitable with how remaster happy Naughty Dog has been in recent years, but it appears we may see it released a lot sooner than we expected. After showing up in PlayStation's database earlier today, the game now appears to have leaked via the PlayStation Network, revealing new details, screenshots, features, and more.

The leak was first shared by the PS Deals website, which revealed key information about different features the game will include to justify the expected £70/$70 price tag. Shortly after these details were made public, an official trailer for the game that includes a release date of January 19, 2024 was leaked by Insider Gaming. The trailer itself isn't up on YouTube right now, but can be viewed by visiting Insider Gaming's website.

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According to the leaked description of The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered on PS Deals, the game will include a roguelike survival mode called No Return. You'll be tasked with surviving for as long as possible through a series of randomized encounters, playing as a whole host of unlockable characters. Each run features different environments and enemies, with a boss battle waiting at the end.

The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered will also include something called 'Lost Levels', which the listing describes as "early-development" versions of three levels that were cut from the original game. It will also include hours of developer commentary, which will feature insights into the original game's development, as well as a Guitar Free Play mode which will let you mess around with the guitar minigame alongside several other instruments.

And finally, the game