The Last of Us Part II – Review Screenshot Provided by Sony Ellie is every bit the soldier that Joel was in the first game, but what she experiences in this new entry will rattle her to the core and affect her for the rest of her life. Don’t be mistaken by these brief moments of innocence though because this is very much still the same resourceful girl that’s unafraid to speak her mind when others cross her and will fight tooth and nail to accomplish the goals she sets forward. Living in the safety of Jackson, Wyoming has given Ellie the ability to develop relationships with new characters, and show more of the unique sides of her personality that she has kept hidden from Joel thus far. Set five years after the events of the first game, T he Last of Us II primarily throws us into the role of a 19-year-old Ellie, who still remains the brave, nerdy girl we’ve become attached to. It’s a challenging story to follow-up for any developer, but The Last of Us Part II manages to be an even more emotional journey then the first that will leave just as many lasting scars on its players as it does on its cast of characters. Together, their growing father and daughter like dynamic took us on an enthralling ride of warmth and darkness as the two fought for their very survival from both humans and infected alike to reach their final destination. It’s here where we were introduced to one of gaming’s best-developed relationships between Joel Miller, the man who lost everything he once held dear, and Ellie, the young girl who could have been the key to developing a vaccine to the virus plaguing the world.
It’s been several years since players went on a yearlong post-apocalyptic trek from Boston to Salt Lake City in Naughty Dog’s swansong for the PlayStation 3, The Last of Us.
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