The Last of Us: the PS5 remake could be released sooner than you think, a 1st date

If Sony Interactive Entertainment and Naughty Dog have decided to remain silent, rumors about the PS5 remake of The Last of Us continue to flood the Web. Obviously well informed on the subject, Jeff Grubb, the journalist of VentureBeat, indicates within the framework of the last Kinda Funny Gamescast that according to his sources, the game should be released at the end of this year. A thesis which corroborates that of Tom Henderson who, last January, affirmed that the development of The Last of Us Remake was about to come to an end and that a marketing during the second half of 2022 was seriously considered.



In addition, Jeff Grubb specifies that The Last of Us 2 was released almost two years ago and that the developers already have the framework of The Last of Us. So, according to him, there is nothing no wonder the remake is coming to PS5 so quickly. "Look at how quickly the last Resident Evil came out, he explains. It's a really similar case. The foundations are there, you just have to build on it." We recall that among the other clues spotted recently, there is the LinkedIn CV of Corey Hong - QA tester at Naughty Dog since 2019 - in which he indicates that he is working on a remake that has not yet been announced, as well as on a game multi-oriented (see the "Factions" mode of The Last of Us 2). Yes, it's starting to do a lot.