Ostensibly a game about hate, The Last of Us Part II is more concerned with how complicated and resilient love can be. Read our review. TLOU2
revolves around the complexities of love. It shows love at its most positive, between two people whose love is rarely normalized in media; as the driving force behind a powerful, overwhelming, all-consuming quest of anger, murder and retribution; as a means of defining identity and community, where we belong and where we are dehumanized. It conveys how love — in its equal potential to be merciful and violent — is intrinsically tied with survival.
It’s a story about — among many things — a young woman who screams and breaks and destroys, who is fucked up and has to deal with the painful consequences of ruining things and lives, and having her own ruined in turn. It’s a story about powerless, ruined people who think they can fix themselves by ruining each other. There are no villains, but there are also no heroes, andis intelligent enough to not pretend it can decide who fits in which category.
But that wouldn’t ring true because, as revolutionary as they are, there is so much more to this story that is just as wonderful.accomplishes making me care about Joel to a degree I never did in the first game, but its writing especially shines through new additions to the cast like Abby, a member of the Washington Liberation Front; Lev and Yara, two siblings belonging to the religious cult known as The Seraphites; and Jesse, Dina’s ex-boyfriend.
Subsequently, while the idea behind giving every NPC a unique name is interesting, its execution is shallow considering there is so much time spent relentlessly taking out bodies upon bodies. It feels like a superfluous detail that only added to theit took to make this game, which is still on my mind.
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