The Last of Us Part 2 (Original Soundtrack) | Full Album 

saw people disliking the music because of the storyline. STOP. no matter how disappointed you are in the game, the music remains a masterpiece.

"She's pregnant" "Good" Sounds nice unless you know the context.

RIP to anyone who didn't play this game with headphones. The soundtrack was so intense, amazing

Only me who got slightly depressed after completing this game?

Ellie said she was afraid of being alone, and look where she ended; alone.

Someone should definitely make a playlist only with the guitar soundtracks, cause i enjoy crying while studying. Edit: Whaaaat so many likes, thx dudes and btw I make music myself, so feel free to also cry to that while studying.

When the game ended I sat there, feeling totally numb, unable to do anything Then when "Allowed to be happy" (56:32) came on in the credits every emotion I had been holding in for the past hour just came spilling out, And I cried like a baby.

My Main Theory: Ellie is living in Jackson with Dina, JJ, and Jesse's parents. Why: During the farmhouse section of the game, while carrying around JJ, we find a note on the table from Jesse's parents, saying that there will quote, "Always be a place here in Jackson for You, Ellie, and JJ." showing that Ellie would always have a home. Next, before heading to Santa Barbara(at the farmhouse) and during the Santa Barbara section of the game, and Ellie's fight with Abby, Ellie is not wearing the bracelet that Dina gave her in Seattle. If you check Ellie's backpack, the bracelet is not in her backpack, proving that Dina still has it. But when it cuts to her at the farmhouse, having returned, with no time frame of how long it has been, she is indeed wearing that bracelet again... showing that Dina gave it to her after she returned home from fighting Abby again. Which Dina wouldn't have done if she'd been done with, or abandoned Ellie. Another thing, notice that Ellie has nothing on her in her "return". No guns, no arrows, no gun holsters, no anything. Just her backback. If Ellie had just returned from a long trip back home, you'd think she'd still have those things on her. Right? So I believe that Ellie left Jackson that day, to either go for a walk, or purposely return to the old family home to retrieve her guitar. Another hint at this, is that there was no note left by Dina, for her return. If Dina loved Ellie as much as she seemed to, she would have left a note for her, amidst her return, telling her where she was or that she had moved on with JJ by herself. Ellie than trys to play the guitar one last time, prompting a more positive flashback of Joel. One, of them talking on a more positive note the night before he died. After the flashback, she leaves the guitar in the farmhouse and heads off the property into the woods. So I believe that she realized, that if she truly wanted to be happy and move on with Dina and JJ, she would need to move on from Joel and his memory. And so leaving behind the one thing she had left of him to hold onto (the guitar), she's leaving her brutal, revenge filled past behind her. To truly move forward in her life with Dina and JJ. So this, her walking into the woods, is not her losing everything, or going out on her own. But simply her returning home to her wife and child. Who in my opinion/theory, she returned to after the final events with Abby, and has been back with them for a significant period of time. And therefore the closing events of the game, take place after she had reunited with her family. Not before. Leading to my conclusion, the Ellie made up with Dina and is living happily with her in Jackson

This is not a game, this is an experience.

If you are attentive to detail, you can see in the beginning of the game the Gustavo Santaolalla. When a dog runs up to Ellie, a man with a musical instrument will sit next to her on a chair.

the most emotionally traumatizing stories ever made.

I get goosebumps everytime i hear this soundtrack. This game is crazy and for me its a masterpiece. I cant forget about The last of us part 1 & 2 ever. I will always remember this masterpieces.

Here's my take: The hatred that Ellie feels towards Abby is an externalized reflection of the hatred Ellie harbors for herself. Why? Well Joel deeply hurt both Abby and Ellie in different ways and they both punished him for it. Ellie hates Abby for torturing Joel to death, especially because she didn't get a chance to restore her relationship with Joel. This is a mirror because Ellie also tortured Joel, she did it for years but in a different way, and I'd say in a way that was more painful for Joel, and that was by disconnecting from him. She hates herself for torturing him like that and not restoring their relationship when there was still time. That's the real pain she has been trying to avoid facing during this entire revenge quest, she's like a drug addict using revenge to avoid dealing with those painful feelings of regret. This is the realization she has while she is drowning Abby when she has the flashback to the scene on the porch with Joel and chooses to spare Abby. She's not just forgiving Abby, she's really most importantly forgiving herself and finally coming to terms with what happened between her and Joel, I think her leaving his guitar to rest in the house and walking away is supposed to symbolically represent that she has forgiven Joel, made peace with what happened between them and is finally ready to move on and start a new life. I hated the end at first but after much deliberation I think it's actually really poetic. People saying the game is just about "revenge is bad" I think have really missed the point.

Unbroken feels like the perfect theme for Joel, a cursed father. Haunting, beautiful and melancholic.

Man, I cannot wait for Part III and I know it’s gonna take a long time. It’s gonna be worth it.

This isn't just a game , its a masterpiece and sadly not everyone could accept it

"Beyond Desolation" just wow.

Hearing All Gone ( the song that played when Sarah died) while at Joel's grave completely broke me. I get the divisive nature of the game, but I really liked this game and the emotional rollercoaster it provided.

Im 37 years old man and i cried when Joel died. But i cried so much more at the end... That emptiness... Oh my f...ng God!!!

Going into 2021 with this soundtrack.

Poor Ellie, she end up alone.

Eye for an Eye 6:35 ... The Island 1:10:34 (and so many others) holy moly... this soundtrack is SO much darker than in TLOU1. Gustavo and Mac did an amazing job. Pure badass OST.

I don't care what they say about this game. One of the greatest games I've ever played. TLoU 1 and 2 is one of the greatest games of all time Thank you Naughty dog

56:06 best moment of the whole soundtrack

4:49 oh man! That song really describes this game. Masterpiece!!

What an absolute emotional masterpiece -- the soundtrack and the game itself.

Part 1: Love Part 2: Hate Part 3: Redemption

Congrats to this game winning so many GOTY awards. It’s deserved imo

I'm starting to replay the game again, and I honestly think its main ambition was to leave the player hollow, empty, and broken by the end of it. I don't think it was made for you to love it; it was a game that was made to make you experience hatred, not necessarily for the game itself but for the injustice of certain actions and its universe's cruelty. I hate what it made me feel, but I don't hate it for what it is. This game is 100% an emotional experience, I don't think there's any other game that has left me reeling by the end as much as this. This game is not meant for everyone, and by this I mean the way the game has been handled is equivalent to marketing some dark, intense Oscar nominee movie to a general audience. Sure, the storyline could be amazing, but the themes and nuances are bound to be lost to some people who are looking for a simple story, thereby resulting in backlash. For example, take the movie Shape of Water. There's bound to be people who would just reduce it to a "bestiality story about a woman fucking a fish", when perhaps there could be a lot more meaning to it. There's a reason why blockbuster movies usually have simple, easy-to-understand-and-accept stories, and the thing is, the Last of Us Part 2's story was not meant to have universal appeal in that sense, thereby resulting in the critics-and-users opinion divide. The mass majority of critics love it because it has a very artistic approach to traditional storytelling, while the playerbase is a lot more divided because again, this is not your everyday story. And for me personally, I actually thought this game was great.

mis favoritas. Allowed to be Happy 56:32 Unbroken 31:22 Longing 04:49 Longing (Redemptions) 21:00 Beyond Desolation 01:14:48

If you haven’t played the game, you don’t have the authority to bash it and call it garbage. This game is a masterpiece, easily one of the greatest games out there.

1:17:48 This part is just incredible.

00:51:03 It Cant Last (Home) 00:31:22 Unbroken 01:14:48 Beyond desolation And I'm crying now.

As far as I’m concerned, this is one of the most gut-wrenching, philosophical, emotionally traumatizing games/stories ever made. It’s games like this that remind me why I love gaming. I had an incredible experience playing through it, and it’s one that won’t be forgotten.

00:00:00 The Last of Us Part II 00:02:52 Unbound 00:04:49 Longing 00:06:35 Eye for an Eye 00:09:13 It Can't Last 00:11:32 The Cycle of Violence 00:16:38 Reclaimed Memories 00:18:20 Cordyceps 00:21:00 Longing (Redemptions) 00:22:43 Restless Spirits 00:24:55 Chasing a Rumor 00:27:50 They're Still Out There 00:31:22 Unbroken 00:36:01 The Rattlers 00:39:43 The Obsession 00:41:05 Soft Descent 00:42:56 The WLF 00:46:35 A Wolf's Ghost 00:49:00 Masks On 00:51:03 It Can't Last (Home) 00:55:32 Inextinguishable Flames 00:56:32 Allowed to be Happy 00:59:20 Collateral 01:01:43 The Cycle Continues 01:05:12 All Gone (The Promise) 01:08:15 Grieving 01:10:34 The Island 01:14:48 Beyond Desolation

So, my Sensei died a few months ago. Out of nowhere, sudden, just as that. And he was just 53. I still can't process it. I spent a lot of time crying, thinking about the amazing times we had together. He was my mentor, my friend, he was family. Hours, days, months, years of training together on the tatami. He was the one who teached me my first lesson of skiing, he was the one showing me the coolest pc games, the one who was fun but also strict in training. He was the one I could talk to about so many things. He was there for me on every birthday and man, we had so much fun even when we were not drinking. He guided me for 17 years. He was like a second father for me and I felt that everytime he was there for me when my father was away (he works in a foreign country). I was so overwhelmed with pain. I pushed away my family, focused only on the past. I wanted to get a tattoo to remember him even if I love my skin and I am always pro natural looks. I was obsessed with the idea of getting that tattoo. I visited his grave on my birthday. I felt better, being at peace for a moment. And I realised I dont need the tattoo. It wouldn't change anything. I dont need it to remember my Sensei. How could I ever forget? I thought of Ellie and Joel as I was sitting there. His wife gave me his favorite watch. It's broken. Like Joel's. I cryed so bad. And I felt like Ellie fighting Abby in the end. I finally let it go. It still hurts. But I have to live here and now. My family loves me. And I am honored to watch over my Sensei's kids. Live here and now, guys! Dont live in the past.

This is a really hard game to love. It leaves you with a bitter, empty, confused kind of a feeling. I can understand why people hate it. Hate is actually the theme of the game, and while I truly hate many of the story choices, they do a REAAAALLLY good job of carrying those themes across. The game is a sadistic torture porn that makes you question yourself.

12:22 I LOVE the sound of the rising beats in The Cycle of Violence, you really get that feeling of Abby’s rage coming to a boiling point.

The fact that I’m getting so emotional just from the music shows how good of a game naughty dog made and how well they did with it’s charectors and story

you do not understand how much i love this game WITH its soundtrack. it wouldn't be The Last Of Us without these iconic songs.

Hello 7 years later when this randomly pops up on my recommended

poor Joel, the guy was learning about space so he can have a topic to talk with Ellie, it will never happen now

I love how they did this game. Many creators are pressured to cater to the fans expectations. But these people showed everyone, its not about you, its not about what you want. Its about whatever the creators want. EDIT: UGH why does this comment have to be the one with the most likes? Out of all the comments I have made now.

Didn't think any game could truly blow me away after playing RDR2, but this sure enough did. I really can't pick which is my favorite (and don't really feel the need to), but this just has a nearly unmatched level of quality

just got done with the game last night, sat there crying. I don't think I can replay this game or even the first without feeling some emotional hurt. gonna take me sometime to recover. I agree that the story felt all over the place at times, but I still think this is a game everyone should experience, and I commend studio for not playing it safe with a traditional story telling.

I love this game, I don't know why so many people hate it, forever in my heart the last of us 1 and 2

I’m still broken after seven months, the experience is everlasting. RIP Joel, the memory of you will always be in our hearts.

this game was literally heartbreaking, but honestly, i think it was the perfect sequel, just thinking about the game gives me goosebumps. Anything that can make you feel something that intense just from thinking about it is worth remembering

00:51:03 It Cant Last (Home) ♥️ 00:31:22 Unbroken 👏

I still dont get what people want from the story. I enjoyed every second of it. Naughty dog made it go into pretty interesting direction. We get to know both sides. Everyone loses something along all this. I personally got to the point where I was thinking to myslef "Abby doesnt differ that much from Ellie. The whole game was a rollercoaster of emotions for me. I felt hate, symphaty , joy and sadness all in one playthrough. Naughty dog were right. Its not the game for Everyone. Some people dont understand complexity of this story as well as the fact that is really "human". They didnt try to make it "Everyone friendly" They made it real.

This is one of the best games I've ever played!

I like how there isnt any toxic comments here. Everyone just appreciating the hardwork and listening the music

SPOILERS!!! The story of this game actually hit really hard for me. I somehow didn't see any spoilers before the game came out and replayed the first one the day before part 2 was released -- So I went into it fresh -- Seeing what happened to Joel was truly heartbreaking, but I feel that was the point. That's exactly how Ellie felt in that moment, it's those emotions of hatred and injustice that propels the story and the characters. At least for me, I experienced the first half of the game through Ellie's eyes. Going around Seattle looking for any Wolves I could find and getting retribution for Joel. Just like Ellie I wanted to find Abby and kill her for what she did to Joel. I was so angry and honestly hated the character. But when the game switched gears and the second half came around -- Playing as Abby was an interesting journey. I wasn't too into it at first, but after she goes around the Wolf base talking to everyone, it was as if the game was forcing you to meet these people that you had just brutally murdered as Ellie. See the world through their eyes. Everybody's the hero of their own story, right? I found them all to be quite interesting and fun. Especially Manny. I'm not sure why. Even down to throwing the dog toy for Alice. I was coming around to Abby a little bit more. Then it showed that her father was the doctor that Joel killed, I really started to empathise with her a lot. Imagine what it would be like to find your father murdered brutally whilst he was trying to save the world. Then the whole plot with Lev was almost mirroring the first game. Joel had become Abby and Ellie was now Lev. The story beats are even vaguely similar, like the loss of Tess becoming the loss of Yara and the two characters growing to really care about each other. Then it was both moving and uncomfortable to return to the aquarium and find Alice, Owen and Mel dead. After spending so much time with them, I had grown attached. I never fully forgave any of them for Joel's murder. But it was smart by showing that they had lost Abby's father to Joel, so they were doing exactly what Ellie is doing -- Getting revenge for a loved one -- Realising that Ellie killed these characters was kinda tough considering it was actually me, the player carrying out the act of murder. The game was showing that there is a serious consequence to violence. I can totally understand why people would be mad at the story, Joel dying so early on is kinda a bummer, but this was Ellie's story and he had to deal with the consequences for murdering the entire Firefly base and stripping the world of a cure. The world of the Last of Us is similar to the real world in many respects. Shit happens. People die. And it's not always fair, in fact most of the time it isn't. It depicts the cycle of violence extremely well, after going around hiding from either Wolves or Serephites, learning about the differences and the similarities, both sides scandalise the other for being needlessly violent. Then that scene on the scar island on the horse/boat when Abby and Lev are escaping and the music swells and you just see Wolves and Serephites brutally murdering each other -- The idea of factions disappears and I just saw Humans killing Humans for no real reason. It was fucking powerful. With everything that's going on right now, the protests and the riots, George Floyd... I think it was a really topical game in many respects. As for the TWO protagonists of the game, I think it's really interesting to show the story through both Abby and Ellie's perspectives, they're two sides of the same coin. Both acting not out of a psychotic need for violence and murder, but for the justification of their loved ones. In both cases, their fathers. Sure Joel isn't Ellie's REAL dad, but fuck it, he is. The final boss battle was kinda gut wrenching, because I had become so invested in Abby and I didn't want to see her die, however she killed Joel and I completely empathise with Ellie's need for justice. But the fact that she let her live in the end seemed like the perfect choice. I realise that I'm probably in the vast minority with most of this, but that's just how I found the game. I seriously loved it. Especially the last scene, where Ellie (after having two fingers bitten off by Abby) takes out Joel's guitar, which she's been playing all throughout the 25 hours of the game, she goes to play his song -- And she can't. Her fingers are missing. I think it was at the moment she realised that she had lost everything -- For nothing. She let Abby live and I think that will haunt her for the rest of her life. Along with the image of Joel's lifeless, bloodied body. There were some serious consequences for her vengeful journey. As a wise man once said "Vengeance is a fools game." 10/10.

A few comments: 1. Eye for an Eye & Cycle of Violence are paramount. 2. This game is a masterpiece. You have to play it more than once, and on grounded which takes time because it is realistic and tough. 3. Naughty Dog did something here with the story telling - I pray they dont give up on this franchise. 4. Naughty Dog - How about two payable DLCs, Tommy’s expansion (his experience in Seattle). Jesses expansion - traveling to find ellie/dina, then his experience tracking tommy down. I need more of this, or more games like this!!! Wishful thinking…..

01:08:15 this one makes me super emotional. seeing ellie walk inside an empty house without Dina or JJ just makes me want to give her a hug so fucking bad

Everyone talking about how great Gustavo Santaolalla is - and they're not wrong, dude's amazing. But man, Mac Quayle actually made amazing stuff here as well! Holy shit

01:14:48 i cried so hard :(

This is my take on both the Last of Us titles. They are both incredibly powerful stories. The Last of Us - Trust In The Last of Us, after losing his daughter due to the lack of human empathy, understandably loses his trust and faith in humanity. He loses his sense of purpose and relies on alcohol. The entire plot of him finding Ellie was a tale centred on him regaining his trust in people, and finding his sense of purpose. Because of Ellie, he repaired his relationship with his brother, Tommy. He met many others along the way and saw that everyone acts differently when put under pressure (the backdrop of the virus outbreak). This was put to the test when it came down to the hospital scene. Did Joel trust humanity enough to sacrifice Ellie? No, not humanity as a whole, however, he now trusted the people close to him, including Ellie, and he wasn't going to let another death of a child happen because of him again. When you lose someone, it is natural to blame yourself. Joel blamed himself for Sarah's death. He was not going to let another innocent person die because of his actions. He gained trust to form his own community soon after. A lot of us have trust issues, which is why we love the game. As we feel like we have changed in some way. ----------------------------------------------- The Last of Us Part II - Forgiveness In the sequel, we see that Joel's trust has improved a lot. He tells Tommy the truth about Ellie, and is also willing to rescue strangers. However, this bites him back and gets him killed (due to Abby's vengeance). Now, we deal with Ellie's thirst for violence and vengeance and we take her side. On face value, the story is about violence being a never-ending thing. But the deeper meaning of the story is the ability to forgive someone. Forgiveness does not mean acceptance, but it is a step towards it (if there is a third chapter, I believe it will be about acceptance, I will explain below). Just like how Part 1 aimed at making the player gain trust in people, Part 2 is trying to make the user forgive Abby, from Ellie's perspective. We don't need to sympathise with Abby. We are shown the most brutal death for Joel, along with the deaths of characters we like (Jesse). We are supposed to feel the anger, but we are also forced to forgive Abby. Many of us have not been through the level of injustice that Ellie has been through, so it is easy (and totally understandable) to absolutely hate Abby. But, forgiveness is a tough thing to do. It's easier to act with vengeance than forgive (like how it's easier to be pessimistic, than optimistic). Naughty Dog forcefully wanted the players to learn to forgive. ------------------------------------------------- If there is a third part, what will it be about? I think that there will be a third part, and it should be about acceptance. If so, then it might be a tale about some new group that attacks Ellie's community. However, Ellie and Abby will have to work together despite having their differences. Accepting that what happened, has happened. And the only way to acceptance is to keep looking forward.

the cylce of violence is so intimidating and intense. it is so powerful yet beautiful at the same time. made me feel afraid and calming at a one time. this is a great muisc

Surely, one of the best games ever made. TLOU & TLOU 2, Love both of these.

Never forget The Last Of Us game in my life, this game change my life for ever .. If i ever were to lose you I'd surely lose myself😭

Soundtrack released on the same day as the game. Please take notes, Square Enix.

29:18 Best gore physics I’ve seen in a video game since rdr2

00:56:32 "allowed to be happy" a song for Owen

*WE NEED A PART 3 RIGHT NOW* I want another story that makes me feel for the characters and makes me feel all sorts of emotions and at the end leaves me wanting more and more. Tbh I don't think any game will move me as much as this franchise had.

“The WLF” while chasing Tommy then ending up finding Jesse was SOO intense

100% best storyline game ever created. masterpiece

Unbroken is one of the most beautiful, moving, and heartbreaking pieces of music I have ever heard.

this soundtrack got me thinking about life

This game is a masterpiece misunderstood by too many. Mark my words when i say, this game will age like fine wine.

Masterpiece. This game will always be in my heart.

best game I’ve ever played... had a chance to binge LOU2 this weekend, still thinking about it. truly a masterpiece.

Despite what people say, this is a masterpiece. What ppl need to keep in mind is that this game is not a romantic comedy whatsoever. It's about a dystopian world, tragedy, wrong choices, survival etc. Imagine regular people living in a world like that, the things we'd do to survive and protect the ones we love. That's exactly what producers tried to portray. In a place like that, good does not always outlive evil

What's the soundtrack when Ellie goes back to the Firefly hospital by herself at night? That ghostly sounding music... I've been looking everywhere for it!

After a hard week at work, after a music party, after a festival night.... , all this year I comeback to my bed, I am listening to this soundtrack before I sleep, it’s just crazy how this game was so good. I was able to go back to my Zelda breath of the wild to my Witcher 3 to my horizon ... but I was never ready to go back to this one. It’s just feels like coming back to a relationship where everything is just mentally broken and gone, I don’t want to ruin anything in it , it was already so unique in my brain that I just want to keep myself out of it, but love it everyday from faraway.... This is not a normal game that’s a life experience that you take for yourself and move forward. Thank you Naughty Dog!

I rarely cry when it comes to movies/TV shows, and it’s especially rare for me to get emotional when I play a video game. But this damn game man. When Ellie went back to the house after Joel’s death , and started looking through his shit, I was already sad. But when she found his old jacket, and pressed her face against it, I legit cried a little. Phenomenal fucking game and excellent story, not to mention a masterful soundtrack to accompany it. I will remember this game for years to come.

The Island song sends shivers down my spine! The utter dread and relentlessness of that section was amazing.

that is absolutely stunning... as much as the game itself. Can't belive it faced so much disrespect and hate. It makes me feel like most of us are unable to analize the piece of art from author's point of view. It is a piece of art and director or writer don't owe you anytging. It's up to us to get rid of our expectations and enjoy the game the way creator wants. Thanks to Naughty Dog and everybody connected to this game for creating the best experience i've got in such dark and hopeless time...

When i was playing this, it felt so alive, like i was in there, the music is a real masterpiece.

Как по мне, в этой игре просто шикарные саундтреки. Они хорошо передают атмосферу, и настроение игры

Finished the game yesterday. Currently replaying it on Survivor+. This is one of the best games I have played in my entire life. The range of emotions... I went from crying like a baby, to feeling rage, guilt. It is a roller coaster. Please do not be fooled by the enraged reviews out there.

the additidnal guy is the composer of Mr robot soundtracks

This might be the best game (or game franchise) I have ever played when we're talking about story.

1:17:47 SICK, those vibes are godly

SPOILER: . . At the end I didn't want Ellie to chase Abby, I didn't want them to fight, I wanted Ellie to stopped like Abby's stopped before. They made me empathize with both stories cause they are both after revenge. Part 2 is the consecuences of Joel decisions, a man who killed a lot of innocence people and doomed the humanity because of a selfish wish to fill the emptyness Sarah left in his life with Ellie, even taking Ellie desire away from her. At the end Abby got his revenge, Joel got what he deserved and Ellie started his own path to revenge. But... If the cycle continues, all is gone, and in the last scene Ellie can't even play the song that Joel taught her. Yes, I think the story could have a better structure and that the Ellie development is weakers than Abby's, but I think the plot was very good though. And both Part 2 and 1 are master pieces.

56:32 Allowed to be happy Dear lord that songs good

3 Years later... the best game and soundtrack never played and heared.

The Last Of Us 2 no es el juego que queríamos, no es el juego que buscábamos. Es un juego que nos merecíamos, una obra maestra donde no lo disfrutamos, lo padecemos, cada acción que hacemos nos incomoda, nos quita las ganas de seguir haciendo lo que el juego nos obliga a hacer. Por primera vez nos paramos del lado que no queremos estar, nos obliga a ampliar un poco lo que "esperamos sentir" con un juego.

The strings...the strings. They dance upon the emotions of my heart. This game has some of the best soundtracks of any video game ever. It is dark, sad, emotional...as it should be. Nothing about this game is happy. It is all just a heart-wrenching mess. Ripping every tear from your eyes, at least for me it did. What a masterpiece..what a fuckin masterpiece...

I can't listen to this without crying, everything about this game is a masterpiece

One year and I truly miss the first time that I had played this game, this masterpiece

I don't understand how people can even hate this game. It was a fucking masterpiece. It made me feel so many emotions. If you're into film and script writing then you would know this is TOP NOTCH. The characters development is amazing. The parallels of Ellie and Abbie are very noticeable. Their stories of pain are very mirrored. It makes you feel for both characters. As for Joel, there had to be a shocking event (Joel's death) to encourage the rage that creates the hunt for revenge in this story. So beautiful, so painful and emotional. Nothing short of a masterpiece. I'm shocked.

the end of TLO2 makes me feel so empty, how Ellie ended his life alone...

I'm gonna find, and I'm gonna kill, every last one of them: amzn.to/44PNqI0 00:00:00 The Last of Us Part II 00:02:52 Unbound 00:04:49 Longing 00:06:35 Eye for an Eye 00:09:13 It Can't Last 00:11:32 The Cycle of Violence 00:16:38 Reclaimed Memories 00:18:20 Cordyceps 00:21:00 Longing (Redemptions) 00:22:43 Restless Spirits 00:24:55 Chasing a Rumor 00:27:50 They're Still Out There 00:31:22 Unbroken 00:36:01 The Rattlers 00:39:43 The Obsession 00:41:05 Soft Descent 00:42:56 The WLF 00:46:35 A Wolf's Ghost 00:49:00 Masks On 00:51:03 It Can't Last (Home) 00:55:32 Inextinguishable Flames 00:56:32 Allowed to be Happy 00:59:20 Collateral 01:01:43 The Cycle Continues 01:05:12 All Gone (The Promise) 01:08:15 Grieving 01:10:34 The Island 01:14:48 Beyond Desolation

humanity took joel's daughter so he took humanity's daughter

I’m glad that more people are playing this game and giving it a chance cause it’s genuinely incredible. Damn near everything about it is

Such a masterpiece of a game

TLOU 1&2 change my whole life. Masterpiece!

The most awarded game in history, masterpiece.

God knows how much tears came out after finishing this game. Naughty I’ll never forget this masterpiece 👑