Someone has taken to the web to leak Sony and Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us: Part 2 gameplay footage. The videos in question reveal an angry Ellie, lots of lesbian scenes, linear traveling on foot and by horse, and more. As of now, the upcoming PS4 game has no release date.
The last we’ve heard about The Last of Us: Part 2 was from Joel’s voice actor Troy Baker via fandom.com. Baker noted that The Last of Us: Part 2 can’t be played with a closed mind, or you won’t be able to experience the game “correctly.” He also made mention that the story is one that is so polarizing that you’ll outright love or hate the game.
With that said, the latest videos that hit the web showcase more cutscenes than gameplay, and the little gameplay that is shown reveals how linear the second installment is.
The first video depicts Joel and Ellie searching through what looks to be an abandoned school. From here, they find a dead body which leads Ellie to question Joel why aren’t there other special people like herself and what really went down at the Firefly lab. We also see Ellie and Dina following up on a lead that pinpoints a medical center as a POI:
The second leaked video that hit the web is pure degeneracy, which shows Ellie and Dina attempting to get straight to scissoring before others walk in on them:
The third video reveals more lesbian gestures while showing that Ellie is “becoming like Joel” by thinking that she’ll never die when going out on designated/dire missions:
The fourth video shows the two lesbians riding a horse named Shimmer. The grassy path that leads through the woods is as linear as a movie, which shouldn’t come in as a surprise since the “game” is basically an interactive propaganda tool. From here, the two find a checkpoint house that holds an old tourist map:
And the last video is said to be a scene depicting Joel getting beat up (which is also presumed to be where he dies), while Ellie is forced to watch:
With that said, expect the above to happen whenever Sony and Naughty Dog figure out a release date for the indefinitely delayed PS4 game The Last of Us: Part 2.