The Last of Us Remake Will Fully Engage Our Senses, New Trailer Claims
The new enhancements and mechanics, available due to the game's porting to PlayStation 5, are expected to deepen immersion and evoke memorable emotions.
The developers of the remake of The Last of Us continue to assure that the game will delight us. In the latest trailer we get the promise of full immersion in the game world due to the comprehensive use of our senses.
According to Naughty Dog studio representatives, among the most significant changes is the introduction of 3D sound, which allows for full immersion in the game world and creates new mechanics. From now on players are to be able to recognize the direction from which the next opponents are coming without the slightest problem, even before they are able to notice them..
Attention to detail seems to be the keynote of the revamped The Last of Us Part 1. The developers put great emphasis on the impact of weather conditions such as rain, snow and wind on the gameplay experience. These elements, in their opinion, are felt in a similar degree of the effects of launching attacks, signaled by various vibrations and pulsations of the gamepad.
Accompanied by PlayStation 5 gameplay footage, Matthew Gallant says:
"What you see is much closer to the original, very expensive vision of what the game was supposed to look like."
Beautiful frames in Photo Mode
The new version of The Last of Us also offers the much-loved Photo Mode, enabling us to pause the game at any time, and control the camera to adjust the frame for perfect shots. It may not coincide with the idea of immersive experience of on-screen events, but it offers the opportunity to permanently capture the most beautiful moments of our playthrough and relive them even after the game is over.
Reddit user MysteriousLaw6290 shares with Internet users images prepared with its help:
Photo Mode in The Last of Us Part 1
Photo Mode in The Last of Us Part 1
Photo Mode in The Last of Us Part 1
In your opinion, is The Last of Us Part 1 really an experience that transcends the formula of video games?
