The Last of Us – Remastered Review: I Laughed, I Cried, I RAGED!!!

WARNING: THERE ARE SPOILERS!!! I thought this game was going to be like Undead Nightmare but with a better storyline, but instead I experienced a survival horror wonderful piece of art brought to me from heaven! At parts I thought were totally predictable, this game did a great job of proving me wrong. The Last of Us provides us with a special mix of action, horror, stealth and a fantastic storyline that would make even the meanest person’s heart turn into sunshine and rainbows. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll RAGE!!!   The Last of Us. A story of a man who must survive during a post-pandemic world ruled by the military, where zombies want to rip you apart, hostile human survivors protecting their territory will put a bullet through your head, all the while you have to transport a 14 year old girl across the state….

The story starts out with Joel and his daughter, Sarah, hanging out with each other. Just having some daddy and daughter time. She goes to bed and wakes up to find that her daddy is missing. As she searches the house to find him, he comes in through the backyard door. This is where we see the first encounter of the infected zombies. Joel and Sarah leave the house, accompanied by Joel’s brother, Tommy, in search of safe grounds. Joel and Sarah come face to face with this soldier who is given orders to kill both of them. Joel jumps in front of his daughter to protect her while the soldier makes his shot. Guess who was hit…….Nope not Joel. I said to myself, “…

YOU’VE REACHED YOUR LIMIT

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