The Last Of Us remake footage leaks online, ‘no gameplay improvements’ claimed

Footage and comparison images from The Last Of Us Part 1 emerged online last night.

SPOILER WARNING: This article contains a major spoiler warning for the first sequence in The Last of Us.

As posted to ResetEra, the images, which have been mirrored on Imgur, show off Joel’s brother Tommy, Tess and a brief clip of the game’s opening sequence.

It’s also been claimed by the person who leaked the images that the game has “no gameplay improvements” and that the upgrades are primarily to animation and audio.

It was widely speculated that The Last Of Us Part 1 would adopt The Last Of Us Part 2’s improved movement and shooting mechanics.

The game reportedly supports VRR and will feature two visual modes, a “gameplay mode” which will run at 4K 40fps and a “dynamic mode” which will run at 4K 60fps.

While it’s unclear where these leaks have emerged from, it should be noted that prior to the release of The Last Of Us Part 2, huge spoilers flooded the internet and long gameplay clips, including pivotal plot scenes, were posted to social media well in advance of release.

The source of that leak was eventually believed to be a QA tester who had been testing the game at home, due to the COVID pandemic, which had just begun as The Last Of Us Part 2 was being tested in early 2020.

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The leak also claims that the game will feature the large number of accessibility options featured in The Last of Us Part 2, and that when the player upgrades their weapons, this will be represented visually.

VGC has contacted Sony for a comment, and we will update this story should it respond.

Naughty Dog revealed the first concept art for its standalone The Last of Us multiplayer game at Summer Game Fest.

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