The Last of Us Remastered: A Graphical Enhancement of a Great Game

So, because a remastered version of The Last of Us game exists, we see no point in multiple reviews. We’re starting right here with The Last of Us Remastered review. You’ve been served.

OK, that was a little aggressive, we apologize. However, we wanted to make that point clear.

The Last of Us Remastered is the same game sans the “remastered” part. However, the game offers enhanced technical and graphical aspects. And that’s super awesome.

Let’s get into it.

The Last of Us Remastered is a 2014 action-adventure game developed by Naughty Dog and published by Sony Computer Entertainment. It is a remastered version of the 2013 game The Last of Us, and was released for the PlayStation 4.

The developer, Naughty Dog, is based in Santa Monica, California. They’ve produced other familiar games, such as Crash Bandicoot and the Uncharted Series. Naughty Dog is a gaming developer considered at the top of their “game.” Sorry, we had to.

The Last of Us Remastered deeply improves graphics and technical foundations of the game. This results in improved lighting, more optimal frame rates, and more realistic textures.

The Plot

Maybe you’re familiar with HBO’s version of the game. If so, you’ve got a good idea of what The Last of Us Remastered is all about.

The fact that HBO created a show from the original game reveals the impactful and cultural power of today’s gaming world.

There have been many games created on the heels of successful movies and shows, but the reverse offers less prevalent examples.

The set up offers a doom and gloom vibe into a zombie world that’s perfect for both television and gaming.

The last of Us Remastered sets itself in a post-apocalyptic United States. You’ll take on the role (however you want to look at it) of Joel Miller, a smuggler who helps a girl (Ellie) make way across a dangerous land.

Joel and Ellie flee Boston after zombies attack them. They travel to Pittsburgh where they meet a survivalist who helps them find their way towards California.

On the way, they’re attacked by hunters, and other rogue groups who prey on anyone who survived the infection.

The game offers several modes, including normal or hard. The Last of Us can be a bit of a tough, complex play – so if you’ve never played it, we suggest you begin on normal.

The game’s gloomy environment adds to its lure. With Zombie gaming and television at an all-time high, The Last of Us as a game and tale sits atop the herd. The infected herd, we should clarify.

Graphics (Remastered)

In a word, The Last of Us Remastered’ graphics are insane. These vibrant images offer human-like depth that’s competitive with any game on the market. As remastered versions, the visual experience is even more brilliant and mesmerizing. These graphics push the immersive experience into another world.

You’ll feel cold and lonely and frightened, among many emotions.

The Last of Us Remastered is an eye popping gaming experience that checks all the immersive boxes. You can play for hours on end. It’s a stunning visual experience that’s post-apocalyptic tale never lets up. While the content may feel depressing to some, the game itself, particularly this remastered version, its a winner.