The creator of The Last of Us 2 Remastered believes players are “not ready” for new things. The situation will surprise fans

The first PlayStation production of the year will soon appear on the market and players will be able to see the improved second part of The Last of Us. A developer used a popular logo made for the premiere of the second Ellie story to encourage the community to purchase the updated version.

The Last of Us Part II Remastered will premiere in 15 days. It is an improved production of the PlayStation 4 era, which, however, will not only receive updated graphics, but the developers have prepared, among other things, a new mode that will offer players a unique experience.

Del Walker commented on The Last of Us Part II Remastered and thinks so Players are not prepared for the attractions prepared for the new version of the great game from the PlayStation 4 era. The developer is convinced that this is not a game version for the faint of heart.

I don't think you're ready to see what survival mode looks like in our remastered title #TLOU2. I do not recommend it for the faint of heart

I don't think you guys are prepared for how stressful survival mode is for us #TLOU2remastered Title. Not recommended for weak hearts https://t.co/g3G5pM3SFR

-Del Walker 🇵🇸 (@TheCartelDel) January 4, 2024

The creator points to the marketing campaign for The Last of Us Part II – where Sony confirmed that players are not ready for the story that Naughty Dog has to offer.

“No Return” mode introduces roguelike gameplay to the world of The Last of Us. Players have to face different groups of opponents – the developers have provided a variety of enemies, and during the event we have the opportunity to test our skills in different conflicts. During the game, we can play the role of heroes and even use their individual skills. The studio has also set up a good progression that allows us to unlock new content.

No Return will definitely be a great choice for players who love fighting in The Last of Us Part II, as this offering focuses exclusively on bloody and dynamic competition.