Gustavo Santaolalla, composer of The Last of Us, hinted in July that a new project of the saga was already on the way. In case you don't remember, the musician suggested that The Last of Us: Part II another version that will probably be some sort of remaster for PS5.
Surprisingly, more clues about this rumored project have just surfaced. A leaker revealed additional details of the alleged remaster and, in addition, an artist who has worked on several Naughty Dog projects mentioned The Last of Us: Part II Remastered on his LinkedIn profile.
Is The Last of Us: Part II Remastered in development?
For starters, an insider shared information about the various projects Naughty Dog supposedly has its hands on. Among the list he mentions The Last of Us: Part II Remastered, a title that would be coming to PS5 next year.
The source adds that the remaster will also be released on PC, approximately 6 months after its arrival on consoles. It explains that the improvements would focus mainly on graphics, that there would be no new content and that it would be sold for $69.99 USD.
Finally, the source mentions that PlayStation will offer the possibility of upgrading the PS4 version for $10 USD. It is important to clarify that the information was published on 4Chan and other forums, so it is best to consider it as a simple rumor.
Despite this, it is striking that Mark Pajarillo, an artist who has worked at Naughty Dog and other companies, makes a mention of The Last of Us: Part II Remaster in his LinkedIn profile. Because of all these recent clues and Santaolalla's mentions, fans believe it's only a matter of time before the project is announced.
"Responsible for overseeing the production of all outsourced environment art assets, weapons and interactive props for two iconic titles The Last of Us: Part One and The Last of Us 2: Remastered," states the artist on his page.
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