Although they’re a bit easier to eliminate than expected, the sheer number of monsters makes up for that.Įverything looks smooth and realistic, from the graphics and the sound design to the intuitive keyboard and mouse controls. The same developers behind Counter-Strike and Half-Life also created Left 4 Dead, choosing to make the monsters lightning-fast and dangerous.
This certainly isn't the kind of reception PlayStation or Naughty Dog likely wants to see for its crowning jewel, especially as its experiencing this cultural explosion with the show.This game drops you and three other survivors onto a map packed with brain-hungry monsters amid a zombie apocalypse.
Hopefully, a patch of some kind is already in the works to fix it. Given how loud the negativity is, we can likely expect to hear something this week.
Not everyone is experiencing issues, but the problems do appear to be widespread.Īs of right now, Naughty Dog nor Iron Galaxy (a team that worked on this port) have responded to the negative reception right now. Another common complaint is that the game notes that it's "building shaders", but the percentage at which it goes at is also incredibly slow. The load times took multiple minutes, the mouse movement had sluggish input, and there were some strange resolution issues. The game feels unoptimized and has a fairly unstable frame rate even in the main menu. We checked out the game and while it's not on a monster PC, it is clear this port is filled with issues. Some even deemed The Last of Us Part 1 unplayable in its current state. The Steam version of the game has "Mostly negative" reviews with many noting frequent crashes, low frame rates, excessively long loading times, and more. The new PC port for The Last of Us Part 1 is plagued with problems, even for those with pretty beastly computers. well, PC players are certainly questioning the hype for the game.
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