Daniel Carroca

This show has improved so much over just one season. I thought the first season was funny and had some merit, but the second season completely knocked it out of the park. It’s one of the best shows currently airing at this time. If you loved shows like The Good Place, the humor here really works. The serious tones are incredibly depressing, but entirely accurate and welcome as a contrast to the fun comedy the show offers.

The world of The Last of Us is a cruel, dangerous, and often exhilarating experience. Unfortunately the game is review bombed for its story. While there are several points throughout the story that the player may find disappointing, nothing seems forced or unreasonable. By no means does this game deserve any score lower than a 3/5 by an average player. If you were fans of the first game please don’t hesitate to give this game a try. The sense of scope and exploration has increased tenfold and the result is a beautiful and intriguing environment. However, if you did not enjoy the first The Last of Us, it’s unlikely you will enjoy this sequel. That being said, story sequels like this generally improve upon the first game’s vision rather than completely altering the formula. In that sense this game has succeeded spectacularly. While there are some issues with game mechanics that I wish could be altered it does not detract majorly from the game experience. The game is not perfect, but it is not only playable but enjoyable. Anyone who gives this game a 0-2/5 is not doing an accurate job at a critical review. If you feel like you want to pick this game up, then you should.