The Last Of Us Part I: The game is officially in the gold phase

Uncharted’s shimmer of gold in a post-apocalyptic world in ruins: The Last of Us Part I has entered the much-coveted gold phase

The Naughty Dog development team has announced that The Last of Us Part Ia PS5 remake of the PS3 title of the same name, came in fase gold. As we had the opportunity to explain some time ago for the brilliant LEGO Star Wars: the Skywalker Saga, it all translates to “the game is ready to ship”. In other words, therefore, the actual development has been completed, and Sony has received the version to be published. The triumphal announcement took place (as often happens) on Twitter, with a post dedicated to a trailer all new which we will not fail to include below.

The Ultimate Gold in Naughty Dog: The Gold Ground in The Last of Us Part I

The announcement of The Last of Us Part I dates back to the World Premiere chaos that was the Summer Game Fest in June: since then, the development team has hinted that the expectations would not have been prohibitive. The game aims to recreate the cult title of 2013 from scratch. The existence of the project was leaked just before the actual reveal, when the co-president of Naughty Dog Neil Druckman he surprised even the voice actors themselves by revealing the painstaking work applied to the movements of the characters. This suggests that we shouldn’t expect any particular news, at least in terms of content.

Thrilled to announce The Last of Us Part I has gone gold! ✨

Congratulations to the Dogs and our partners @PlayStation who contributed their passion and talent to the growing world of #TheLastofUs! pic.twitter.com/PGd9ezWuZC

— Naughty Dog (@Naughty_Dog) July 11, 2022

In this remake we will in fact find improvements on other fronts. Noteworthy are the improvements to combat, movement, stealth phases and artificial intelligence. Of course, it goes without saying that the graphics it will receive a coat of paint more in keeping with what we can no longer call its next-gen. The game will hit shelves on September 2, but a PC version is also planned for later. We will therefore see in some time if the game will live up to the expectations dictated by a Sony increasingly inclined to the cinematic aspect of our favorite art form. We look forward to trying everything by hand.

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