Customer Ratings & Reviews

The main positive aspect of this game is definitely it's graphics. I'm not sure how this "remastered" version specifically compares to the original PS4 release since I never owned that one. From comparisons I've seen, it's definitely not as much of an upgrade over the PS4 version as The Last of US Remastered for PS4 was over the PS3 version. But it still looks good. The gameplay can be very fun, but I think I still prefer the first game's gameplay. Part II does add some new mechanics, but it also feels like it takes a lot away from you compared to Part I. The more open environments are cool, but there's times where it feels like it's taking forever to walk around the entire area just to find a few extra supplies. The game takes roughly twice as long to finish as the original, which I don't think is a good thing in this case. I do like the slightly more realistic reactions the enemies have during combat. And the game depicts violence in a way that I personally haven't seen out of many, if any, other games, which I did like. While I think the gameplay and pacing have issues, the gameplay and graphics are the main reasons I am giving two stars instead of just one. The reason I'm not giving any more than two stars is the story. This is obviously still a big controversy if you look around online, but it really did not work for me. There were moments here and there that were satisfying, but overall this is not what I would have wanted out of a sequel to first game. I could go on and on about why that is, but I don't want to spoil anything in this review. The first game had a great balance of emotions and was ultimately about finding hope in an otherwise hopeless world. This game has every character absolutely miserable about 90% of the time and has an incredibly depressing ending that did not feel earned at all. The first game also has characters with morally grey backstories or that make morally grey decisions. But the characters you are meant to get attached to generally have good intentions even when they're forced into situations where they might have to do something that could be considered wrong. The second game, in my opinion, is filled with characters that have questionable motives at best, or outright bad intentions at worst. The game seems to expect you to sympathize with these people by the end of the game. But instead of giving them good intentions for their actions, it just tries to distract you from the bad things they do. As I said, this does not work for me and left me very unsatisfied

It's an okay game not much action it's not what I was expecting

Too sexual in nature. All of the women have the bodies of men. Seems like it was made for the LGBT community. Sex scenes were too much for a video game.