US EditionSurprise The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered Update Lets You Play the Game’s Story Chronologically
JUL 8 – The free update introduces a linear narrative, new trophies, and Uncharted-themed skins, enhancing player insight into the story and improving performance on PlayStation 5 and PC.
- On July 8, 2025, Naughty Dog launched a complimentary patch for the PS5 and PC versions of The Last of Us Part II Remastered, introducing a new story mode that presents the narrative in chronological order.
- The update responds to the original game’s intentional nonlinear narrative by offering a mode that presents the story events in chronological order.
- Players will experience Ellie and Abby’s journeys without time shifts, revealing how their actions and paths closely intersect throughout the story.
- Naughty Dog explained that the update allows players to better understand how Ellie’s receiving a guitar naturally leads into her development of musical skills, offering enhanced narrative depth.
- The mode aims mainly for returning players and rewards completing the game in chronological order with Uncharted-inspired skins, while recommending new players try the original first.
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Surprise The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered update lets you play the game’s story chronologically
Naughty Dog just can’t quit remastering, remaking, and tinkering with The Last of Us. In a surprise free update announced Tuesday, the developer rolled out a Chronological mode for The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered. Fans of the 2020 Game of the Year winner will remember its story was told in distinct, non-chronological sections. Players first controlled Ellie exploring Seattle on her quest for revenge. When Ellie and Abby first meet, the game sta…
For those who had difficulty understanding, Naughty Dog and Nixxes added a new game mode that allows to play the remaster of The Last Of us Part II in chronological order of events. It happened today in the form of a patch for the game. Some bugs were fixed in passing,
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