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- A Complex & Emotional Story-Experience the escalating moral conflicts created by Ellie's relentless pursuit of Vengeance. The cycle of violence left in her wake will challenge your notions of right versus wrong, good versus evil, and hero versus villain.
- A Beautiful Yet Dangerous World - Set out on Ellie's journey, taking her from the peaceful mountains and forests of Jackson to the lush, overgrown ruins of greater Seattle. Encounter new survivor groups, and terrifying evolutions of the infected.
- Tense & Desperate Action-Survival Gameplay - New & evolved gameplay systems deliver upon the life-or-death stakes of Ellie's journey through the hostile world.
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Five years after their dangerous journey across the post-pandemic United States, Ellie and Joel have settled down in Jackson, Wyoming. Living amongst a thriving community of survivors has allowed them peace and stability, despite the constant threat of the infected and other, more desperate survivors. When a violent event disrupts thatpeace, Ellie embarks on a relentless journey to carry out justice and find closure. As she hunts those responsible one by one, she is confronted with the devastating physical and emotional repercussions of her actions.
Publication Date: June 19, 2020
Computer Platform: PlayStation 4
UPC: 711719519102
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Sony PlayStation 4
Release date: June 19, 2020
Product Dimensions: 0.58 x 6.67 x 5.2 inches; 3.36 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Language: English
Rated: Mature
Item model number: 3003180
Item Weight: 3.36 ounces
Manufacturer: Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC
Date First Available: June 11, 2018
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SPOILERS AHEAD I can't believe the response to this game from users. This game is absolutely amazing. It seems like everyone who hates this game wanted the Joel and Ellie story again. If that's the case, then just stick to the first game. Why should Naughty Dog tell the same story again? They kept Joel very much in this game with flashbacks to fill in the time gap between the first and second games. We got to experience Joel and Ellie in this game as well it just wasn't center focus. Naughty Dog forewarned that this story would be about the vicious cycle of revenge and they definitely delivered on that promise. If you can get over Joel's death, which is brutal and heartbreaking, you can appreciate the depth and pain of the story Naughty Dog tells through Ellie and Abby. No one can tell me that some of the backlash isn't because Abby is masculine. I've seen plenty of transphobic videos of INCEL men moaning about this. I researched her character, Naughty Dog claims she isn't transgendered but even if she is, who cares? Does that make her pain any less important than anyone else's? The beauty of writing is that writers can MAKE YOU FEEL a certain way. The only reason why everyone was so heartbroken over Joel is because the writers made us feel that way with their brilliant storytelling from the first Last of Us. But we didn't see the other perspectives. We didn't see the carnage and pain Joel caused with his actions. Stop and think about it for a second. Yes, he loved Ellie. He bonded with her after he thought he had lost his ability to bond with anyone. And so he made the decision FOR HIMSELF to save her. It wasn't for Ellie it was for himself. And he sacrified what was probably best for the world to do it. Both Ellie and Abby lost their fathers and avenged them. They have quite a bit in common as characters. But people don't want to see that because Joel and Ellie achieved pedastal status from the first Last of Us game. It was hard to watch Joel die. I cried like many gamers probably did. But, to believe that only Joel's pain only Joel's feelings matter, is a very narrow way of looking at things. Had the first Last of Us focused on Abby's story, we would sympathize more with her. When I had to play as her for the second half of the game, I was genuinely curious what led her to carry out her murder of Joel towards the beginning of the game. I really started liking her when she teamed up with Lev and his sister. She cared deeply for that boy and put her life on the line for him. What The Last of Us 2 does so well is showcase how the pursuit of vengeance and revenge is never-ending and soul-destroying. Look at what happened to Ellie. She had a chance to move on happily at the Farm House with Dina and JJ. She had a chance to heal. And she chose to leave her family and pursue revenge that in the end she couldn't even carry out. A lot of people also criticize the ending as pathetic because she couldn't carry out her revenge. Again, people miss the point. Sometimes what we fantasize about in our minds can't be realized when that moment comes. She sees Joel's face and has a moment of realization finally that killing Abby won't bring Joel back but it would destroy her. So she stops. She finally stops pursuing this poisonous vengeance mission. She sits in the ocean and lets the grieving tears flow. She begins to heal. She has to lose basically everything to find herself again. And here's something else to chew on. Part of Ellie's rage was at herself. We see many flashbacks of Ellie and Joel where she is downright cold towards him because she is so angry that he lied to her about the hospital and what happened. She hated herself because Joel was taken from her before they could reconcile. In order to avoid hating herself to an unberable degree, she focused her rage on Abby because Abby killed Joel before she could forgive him. I'm sure a lot of Ellie's pain is due to how things were left. The last things she said to him were, "I'm going to try to forgive you." She hadn't yet. That makes his death even harder. I didn't like the ending in the sense that Ellie chose vengeance over the love of her life and her kid but that's a painfully true fact. When you let revenge take over, it consumes everything good in your life. For that reason I think the story is brilliantly told. I thought Dina's character was written absolutely perfectly. She supports Ellie in her first attempt to get back at these people because she loves her and understands her pain. She's a badass ride of die girl and she does more than enough to help. Then, she gets sick from the pregnancy and almost dies at the hands of Abby. Then, at the Farm House, she defends Ellie from Tommy's stupid warpath. He hasn't learned that enough is enough. Dina tries to convince Ellie to let it go and enjoy the good in her life. Embrace the family they have and stay. Ellie breaks her heart and Dina decides to leave. She's gone when Ellie returns because she wasn't going to let Ellie's lust for revenge tear her down too. Absolutely brilliantly written. I think Naughty Dog does a great job of developing Abby. It took several hours of play for me to begin to empathize with her. Do I side with Ellie or Abby at the end? Honestly, more so with Abby because Abby had let it go. Abby decided to place her focus on Lev and taking care of him. Even in her malnourished and weakened state, she fought for him at the end. Whereas Ellie turned her back on what should've been the most important people to her. Aside from the story, the graphics are breathtaking. It feels like you're participating in a movie at times. I just started a New Game+ and I know I'll play this many times over because I'm sure there's more to notice that I missed. Great game, Naughty Dog. The haters are definitely lacking deep thought.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2020 by Jess
As someone who purchased this game with high expectations, I can confirm that I was NOT disappointed with this sequel. This game delivers some of the best visuals on the PS4 to date along with very nuanced stealth and action gameplay that feels great to play. The enemy variety and awareness is very fun to play through. The enemies communicate very effectively and call out your position and flank you and rush you. I found the gameplay and visuals to be at the highest level. The story was exciting and visceral but also makes sure to give you plenty of moments to slow down and take in the scenery or focus on the character dialogue. From a pure video game sense “Is this fun to play and is the story engaging and interesting?” Yes, 100% yes. STORY The story has been the topic of discussion and anger for some gamers. I sincerely do not understand being mad or angry at a game developer for telling a different story then what you expected. This is their game and is their story to tell as they see fit. I am not saying you have to love it or think its the best game ever made. I thought it was very intriguing to play both view points and thought it was interesting through out. If you find yourself mad at the game director or studio for not delivering exactly what you wanted, you may need to reevaluate your relationship with video games. I am a life long gamer, male, 34 years old, and consider myself to lean heavily on the conservative side when it comes to politics. I don’t feel like everything worked or 100% landed when it comes to certain choices they make with characters, but I also don’t hate the game by any means. I think the fact that this game asks you to play in the shoes of a character with different views or who made certain bad choices is refreshing. You get to see how the other character ended up where they did doing the thing they did. At the end of the game, I ended up thinking BOTH characters were terrible people who hurt those closest to them by focusing selfishly on revenge. I think that it says a lot about our society today that (I assume they are kids) are sending death threats and racial slurs to the game developers/game director. If you don’t like the game or story then by all means don’t buy it or play it. I don’t understand this culture that wants to YELL and SCREAM against every single thing that you disagree with. As an American, I think it is very sad that we are so divided and so hateful against other people who disagree on certain views/politics. Again, it is 100% ok to disagree or disagree strongly with another view point or politics but its not OK to stand back and shout that the opposing view is coming from a place of HATE or VIOLENCE. In conclusion, the gameplay and visuals are absolutely stunning. The game creators and artists all did an amazing job creating this world. The actors portraying the characters all did an excellent job, top notch stuff. The story had a few hits and a few misses for me. I feel like the ending was a bit drawn out and overstayed its welcome. They did not stick the landing with the ending in my opinion. As a whole, I can recommend this game 100% for those who enjoy action/survival horror and stealth gameplay. The story caused me to think about my own biases and think about how the other person might have done something wrong but I can still have empathy or sympathy for them. Taking all aspects into consideration this is a 10/10 game and different people will draw different conclusions about the story. At the end of the day, I encourage you to think about your own biases and consider for a moment that the people you strongly disagree with are PEOPLE and are leading their own lives and have their own problems and traumas they are trying to overcome. We should start treating our fellow man with kindness and respect instead of making them the villain because they disagree.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2020 by EntertainMike