Majestic February 26

If one word can describe this game is "immersive". Endearing characters, an atmosphere reminiscent of the old Resident Evil (PS One), mixing passages of discovery and intensity of fighting. Graphically sublime, Naughty Dogs perfectly masters the management of the light, it is not uncommon to just stop to contemplate a landscape as desolate as it is.
The Last of Us is like those books that we devour and that it ends in regret, as the adventure is involved.
Far from the FPS without scenarios or platforms games to finally limited interest, The Last of Us prefigures, hopefully, that will be our games in a more or less near future: mature games, with emotional involvement of the player needed.
Unquestionably a masterpiece.