The new production of Naughty Dog explores the feelings of its protagonist, who has been invaded by hatred.
Neil Druckmann, co-director of The Last of Us Part 2, said that hate would be the core theme of the new Naughty Dog video game. And despite this, the opposite emotion will also be very present in the narrative. Sony Interactive Entertainment has distributed an unpublished film trailer of the expected video game by the also creators of Uncharted 4: The Thief's End. Love, embodied in the romance with Dina, is revealed in this new video, in which Ellie sings a song for her.
While the protagonist plays her song on the guitar, terrible scenes follow, ying and yang. As much as relaxing moments are everything, the world has fallen out of favor and survival is a daily struggle. Every second counts. The dangers not only come from the horrible infected monsters, but in addition to snappers and other horrendous creatures, other surviving humans take advantage of the situation and try to get a slice. It is already known, benefits can also be obtained from misfortunes.
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Configurable difficulty modes
Unlike the first game in the series, The Last of Us Part 2 will give players the ability to customize their gaming experience to the fullest. That means that in addition to the usual difficulty modes (very easy, easy, normal, difficult and survival), you can configure loose options, such as, for example, the damage that Ellie receives when attacked or the amount of resources that we can find in each of the scenarios.
There are still a few weeks left for the premiere of The Last of Us Part 2, which will go on sale on June 19 exclusively for PlayStation 4. Meanwhile, we invite you to read our final impressions. For the Reviews we will have to wait until June 12, so stay tuned for all the news in FreeGameTips.
Source | PlayStation
