WATCH: Devs Explain The Last of Us 2 Gameplay

The Last of Us 2 will release on June 19, which isn’t too far away. Naughty Dog is keeping us excited with weekly videos regarding different aspects of the game. This time around, we got a delightful peek into the thought-process behind the gameplay of the horror-survival. It is a fascinating thing to watch indeed, even if you do not plan on playing it.

The Last of Us was, and remains, one of Sony and Naughty Dog’s biggest success. Yes, the sales were a delight in themselves, but it was the passion the game invoked in the players that probably satisfied the developers more. Their baby is considered one of the best games in PlayStation’s exclusive history, which is saying something. Naturally, everyone was looking forward to the sequel coming out this year. But unfortunately, not everything has gone to plan up until now.

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The Last of Us 2 gameplay

A major leak revealed vital aspects of the game, including the gameplay, mechanics, and plotlines. It must have truly been heartbreaking for the developers to see years of their hard work take a hit of this magnitude. And so, we will refrain from mentioning any details of the leak.

Though many know by now what the Last of Us Part II is about, fans will still flock to buy it. After all, the game is just as much about the immersive and emotional narrative as it is about the gameplay.

Gameplay is vital to enhance any visual experience. Here, we dive right into how the team at Naughty Dog went about taking things to the next level.

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This week’s video makes for a fascinating watch. Different team members describe how they went about designing the gameplay and mechanics to bring the game to life. They talk about trying to incorporate realism, about how they wanted Ellie to be able to do things a real human of her size would. And it has to be said, it looks like they’ve nailed it.

What do you think of the evolution of the gameplay in the sequel? Looks exciting enough to play, doesn’t it?