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Surprise The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered Update Lets You Play the Game’s Story Chronologically
JUL 8 – The free update introduces a linear narrative, new trophies, and Uncharted-themed skins, enhancing player insight into the story and improving performance on PlayStation 5 and PC.
- On July 8, 2025, Naughty Dog issued a complimentary update for The Last of Us Part II Remastered on PS5 and PC that introduced a new mode allowing players to experience the story in chronological order.
- The update responds to the original game's intentional non-linear storytelling, which switches between protagonists Ellie and Abby using flashbacks and present events.
- Chronological mode presents the story in order without time jumps, giving returning players a new way to experience the narrative and see character parallels.
- The patch also adds Uncharted-inspired skins for Joel and Tommy in the No Return mode, new achievements, and performance improvements on both platforms.
- Naughty Dog recommends new players try the original structure first, while the update may deepen insights into the story and renew interest amid ongoing franchise developments.
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