“The Last of Us 2 Remastered” update 1.001.010 patch notes
new content
- Added concept art for WLF double skin in Extras
Bug fixes and improvements
Accessibility
- Fixed an issue where Enhanced Listening Mode in New Game+ was not detecting certain progress-critical items
General
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No returns
- Minor UI fixes throughout the game
- Fixed an issue affecting daily running leaderboards
- Fixed an issue where player scores were not populating or disappearing from leaderboards
- Fixed an issue where modded trophies would not accurately track player progress
- Fixed an issue where chain clickers could form a T-shape when hit by Molotov Fire
- Fixed an issue in Persistence where bloaters would focus on friends instead of the player
Gameplay
- Fixed an issue where players could fall out of Seraph Forest when hit
- Fixed an issue where the game camera could get stuck if the player was hit on a workbench
localization
- Minor localization fixes throughout the game.
“The Last of Us Part 2” Remastered Edition
The Last of Us Part II Remastered has been widely loved by critics, earning “generally positive reviews” on Metacritic and a solid 90% recommendation on OpenCritic. Critics say it’s the best way to experience one of the greatest games of all time, with some likening it to a Criterion Collection re-release. Many praised its stunning visuals, cinematic quality and improved character animations, making it look almost like a work of art. The DualSense controller’s use of haptic technology is considered the best in any game to date.
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The game’s new mode, “No Return Remastered,” stood out among several critics for adding value and replayability with addictive gameplay. However, opinions are divided on how well it fits into the game’s narrative themes and whether it justifies the roguelike elements.
Abandoned levels and audio commentary are also highlights, providing insight into the development process and making the $10 price point a hit for existing owners. Overall, The Last of Us Part II Remastered continues to impress with its visual upgrades, engaging gameplay, and additional content.
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“The Last of Us Part 2” Remastered Gameplay
The Last of Us Part II Remastered makes the gameplay of the original even better while retaining the action-adventure and survival-horror aspects from a third-person perspective. It’s made specifically for PlayStation 5 and looks even better with very crisp 4K graphics. The remaster uses the console’s cool features to make games load faster and uses features like haptic feedback and special triggers on the DualSense controller. They’ve also added more options to help people play, such as descriptive audio and converting speech into vibrations.
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What’s really cool is that the remaster brings new ways to play, such as Point of No Return mode for tough survival challenges and Guitar Free Play for exploring in-game music. Lost Levels showcases never-before-seen parts of the game, along with additional features like Speedrun mode, bonus skins, and a better photo mode with cool lighting and game director commentary. This makes playing the game more fun and immersive.
“The Last of Us Part 2” remake plot
In The Last of Us Part II, Joel confesses to his brother Tommy that he prevented the Fireflies from developing a cure for the cordyceps fungus pandemic by saving Ellie. Four years pass and Joel and Ellie build a life of their own in Jackson, Wyoming, but their peace is shattered when Abby brutally murders Joel in revenge for her father. Ellie and her girlfriend Dina embark on a quest for revenge, and the story unfolds in a series of interconnected events that reveal the characters’ pasts and the consequences of their actions.
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As the story progresses, players will learn Abby’s perspective and intersect with the lives of Seraphiteara and Lev. The narrative explores themes of revenge, trauma, and the cyclical nature of violence. The climax occurs when Ellie confronts Abby in Santa Barbara, but deep reflection leads to a surprising decision: Ellie chooses to forgive and spare Abby. The game ends with Ellie returning to an empty farmhouse, grappling with the consequences of her choices, and choosing to leave the past behind.
“The Last of Us Part 2” remake trailer
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