The Last of Us™ Part I

The game that had a big impact on me was the last of us part 1(remastered). It was the first game that opened up my eyes to true storytelling. Before it i played games like cod mw 2019 cod bocw that had a mediocre story. But the last of us part 1 was a really great experience from the graphics to the storie. I loved the development of the relationship between joel and ellie. Its started of as just a cargo dropoff but later its like a father daughter relationship. Overall the game is amazing and the show is already out on hbo max and its amazing. So yeah thats it. I reccomend you play the last of us part 1 only once because its really cheap now. ( this is just my opinion you can have other opinions you can comment you opinions i will react to them) have a good day!!!

Plis realise this

My First Horror game and diffently not the last ( Get it? ) I wanted to play both of the games and complete them in time so I could watch the new Tv Show Coming out ( So excited )

At long last, the wait is over! Since June 2020, I've been on the edge of my seat waiting patiently and hoping the gaming gods, Naughty Dog and HBO, wouldn't f*$% up the Last of Us TV series and provide us with a video game adaptation worth watching. It's no secret that, by and large, sitting through video game adaptations is the equivalent of cleansing your eyes with sulfuric acid. Often filmmakers take a story that's already perfect and translate it directly to a medium it wasn't intended for initially. So, of course, the film will be lacking compared with the source material. Then there are those times when they do the opposite and completely rework it so that there's so little of the game in the movie it's barely recognizable.

Please r release game

It's that time of year, the holiday season! The time when the retail world is revving in anticipation for the Christmas shopping season, and everywhere you go, they're saying, Shop! Shop! Shop! Commercialism aside, in the gaming world, it's the time of year when we see some big releases and sometimes... some unique ones. Case in point, the recently announced tabletop game The Last of Us: Escape the Dark