The Last of Us Part 1: Remake will also be playable on the Steam deck

On By Garmin Philip
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That The Last of Us franchise is best known as a PlayStation exclusive title alongside gripping stories and brutal zombie slaughter. However, that will soon change. The release of the remake of The Last of Us Part 1 on the PlayStation 5 already blew our minds. From the March 3, 2023 However, PC gamers will finally have the opportunity to fully experience the story of Ellie and Joel. As if that weren’t enough good news, Naughty Dog have also confirmed that the title on Valve’s handheld will be the Steam Deck will be playable.

The Last of Us Remake will be compatible with the Steam Deck

This information comes from a Twitter message by Naugthy Dogs creative director Neil Druckman out. This confirmed that the remake of The Last of Us Part 1 (buy now €69.99 ) will also be playable on Valve’s Steam Deck.

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However, it is currently not clear whether the title will “verified” status received, i.e. will be specially optimized for the Steam Deck or whether Ellie and Joel’s adventures will only be “playable”.

List of PC ports at Sony is growing

While the group has long pursued the strategy of releasing its first-party titles exclusively for its own consoles, the PC ports have recently increased significantly. Since Days Gone started a few years ago, numerous other formerly exclusive titles have followed, including hits such as Horizon Zero Dawn or Uncharted.



Reference-www.pcgames.de