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Accolades, particularly for the visuals and accessibility options.Gameplay[]Synopsis[]Development[]The idea of a remake for The Last of Us, which was originally developed by Naughty Dog and released in 2013, was conceived at Visual Art Service Group (VASG) by then-senior director Michael Mumbauer in 2018. Mumbauer, who previously worked in collaboration on various Sony titles including Naughty Dog's titles, wanted to establish a development team within VASG and managed to assemble around 30 developers from neighboring studios. Due to the risks and objections involving pitching original concepts, Mumbauer and his team originally intended to remake Naughty Dog's earlier game, 2007's Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, but due to difficulties and costs regarding the remaking of an older game, the team decided to remake The Last of Us.The remake project, dubbed "T1X", was approved by Sony Interactive Entertainment on a probationary basis, but Mumbauer's team received little support in recruiting and budgeting while the existence of the studio was never officially acknowledged. Issues with Naughty Dog's next project, The Last of Us Part II, necessitated the involvement of VASG and Mumbauer's employees to help finish the project after its internal delay from 2019 to 2020. By November 2019, then-new PlayStation Studios head Hermen Hulst inspected project T1X and assigned Naughty Dog to support Mumbauer's team, which Mumbauer saw as stripping his team from their autonomy.Naughty Dog's involvement gradually outplaced VASG's work as the remake moved to be produced on Naughty Dog's budget. By November 2020, several members of VASG including Mumbauer left the team due to the new development dynamics. In April 2021, Bloomberg journalist Jason Schreier reported of the remake's existence and development cycle up to that point.For the PC release of the remake, Naughty Dog worked with Iron Galaxy, a partnership that was confirmed on March 9, 2023.[1] Iron Galaxy previously worked on

With The Last of Us series airing soon on HBO, developer Naughty Dog is hyping up their next project.Naughty Dog co-president Neil Druckmann talked up the process of working on the series, as well as his vision for future games made by the company.Past titles made by Naughty Dog have already been received as cinematic, with the Uncharted series being considered heavily done as if it were a film. Their treasure hunter franchise did receive a movie adaptation earlier this year, starring Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg.However, Druckmann gave a hint as to what can be expected out of the team’s next project. He suggested (via The New Yorker) it will be “structured more like a TV show”, more than any other game they’ve made.Alongside this new tease, he also revealed that he won’t be the solo writer for the project either, but rather he’s assembled a “writing team” to work on the project as well.Of coure, this statement does little in explaining what type of game can be expected next.Considering the idea of a series style game, there have also already been video games released in the past that used episodic releases, such as the famous Walking Dead video games by TellTale.Meanwhile, The Last of Us television series will be airing soon on January 15, 2023 and the PC port of the first game’s remake will be arriving afterwards on March 3, 2023. Naughty Dog, Sony Interactive Entertainment Got into gaming thanks to a nice old lady who lived across the street. Enjoy most genres of games.

Live-Service Games Sign in to your TheGamer account A screenshot from The Last of Us Factions 2, also referred to as The Last of Us Online, has leaked online just after its cancellation. If legitimate, this gives us our first, and perhaps only look, at this lost The Last of Us game, as Naughty Dog pivots back to working on single-player experiences. It doesn't give away too many details, as the one screenshot being shared around simply shows us what the main menu could have looked like. Still, it tells us that The Last of Us Factions 2 was fairly far in development when Naughty Dog decided to pull the plug, as the menu looks like what you'd expect from the final game. This image comes courtesy of insider Dusk Golem, who shared the screenshot on ResetEra. As you can see in the screenshot, The Last of Us Factions 2 had all the markings of a modern-day live service, with a battle pass and an in-game store. There's also a tab detailing different "jobs", which might refer to some kind of limited-time challenges, as we see in other service games. We can't say exactly how old the image is, or even if this is representative of the game when it was cancelled, but Dusk Golem admits that the screenshot certainly isn't recent. "I would've never posted this if the game released, but now it's not coming," says Dusk Golem. "I've had this on hand for a while and it's just an interesting piece of what could've been and some small insight into a project that will never be." When announcing the decision to cancel the project, Naughty Dog suggests that it's moving away from live services for good. In a statement, the studio says that maintaining a multiplayer game would mean abandoning its single-player offerings, unable to juggle both at once. "To release and support The Last of Us Online we’d have to put all our studio resources behind supporting post launch content for years to come [...] So, we had two paths in front of us: become a solely live service games studio or continue to focus on single-player narrative games [...]" From this, we can gather that Naughty Dog has an idea of what it wants to work on instead - and that this will be a more traditional offline single-player game. Indeed, while there is disappointment that this TLOU game will never see the light of day, fans are also pleased to see Naughty Dog stick to its roots. We'll have to wait and see what it's working on next. Next Survival Game Studios Gloating Over The Day Before Is Giving Me The Ick If you have to stomp on other games to advertise your own, maybe rethink your strategy.