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The Last of Us Director Apologizes for Using God of War Laufey as an Example of AAA’s Lack of Innovation, But Stands by His Criticism

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Bruce Straley, the veteran game director known for his work on The Last of Us and Uncharted, has apologized to the team behind God of War: Laufey after using the upcoming PlayStation game as an example while discussing what he sees as a lack of innovation in modern AAA games. Straley made the comments during an interview with Edge magazine, where he argued that increasingly expensive blockbuster development has become too conservative. The contr…
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A creator of The Last of Us has cited God of War: Lauley as an example of his criticism of modern large-scale productions. After the intense attention he has spoken again.

Bruce Straley recently talked about how boring he finds modern AAA games. As an example, the developer mentioned the coming God of War Lauley.

Bruce Straley, the man who led the creation of The Last of Us and Uncharted 4, got into trouble. After saying that the great AAA games of today are "aborted" and having used the new God of War Laufey as an example, he has now come to apologize to the Santa Monica Studio team. Read more

Bruce Straley apologized to the creators of God of War: Laufey for using their game as an example of the problems plaguing modern AAA titles. The co-creator of The Last of Us pointed out where the blame lies for the current lack of innovation in the industry. The information, "The Last of Us creator apologizes for criticism of God of War: Laufey, admits he made a mistake," was published by GRYOnline.pl on September 19, 2026.

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Aroged broke the news on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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