The Last Of Us Part One Release Date & News

Last Updated: July 18th, 2022

It’s finally been announced! After more leaks than you can shake a particularly green vegetable at, The Last Of Us Part One is coming as a remake of the first game. But when is The Last Of Us Part One Release date?

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What do we know about the game? How much is it changing from the original game? How much will the game cost? We’re here to answer all of these and more, so stay on your toes and avoid the infected with us.

The Last Of Us Part One Release Date

The Last Of Us Part One is currently scheduled for release on September 2, 2022. It’ll be a PS5 exclusive initially, but a PC version is planned for soon after the game launches on PS5.

Since the game itself is launching so soon, and there are so few opportunities left for Naughty Dog to show off their work, we can probably expect to see more of the game at Gamescom Opening Night Live 2022.

The above trailer shows nothing substantial in terms of gameplay, so it’s possible that the gameplay itself hasn’t really changed that much from the original game.

What we do know is that the game has gone gold (an industry term for a game being ready to ship), so whatever changes Naughty Dog wanted to make, they’ve already made.

The Last Of Us Part One Pre Order

You can pre order The Last Of Us Part One at the following places when The Last Of Us Part One release date rolls around:

The Last Of Us Part One

As you can see above, Naughty Dog has primarily been focusing on making the environments look as good as the rest of the game.

Character model-wise, you can see above just how different everything looks. From the lighting to the actual characters themselves, Naughty Dog has decided to go with the style they used in The Last Of Us Part Two onwards so that the two games can be played as part of one cohesive narrative without adjusting to a visual change.

While they have also changed character models and made it so that they look like the ages that the characters are supposed to be, they also want this world to feel as lived in as they originally intended.

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That means making everything feel lived-in and worn down as if scavengers have come through and picked apart anything worthwhile.