Recent reports have surfaced suggesting that The Last of Us Part II will be making its way to PC, following in the footsteps of its predecessor. The speculation comes from the reliable leaker, Dealabs’ Billbil-kun, who has a track record of accurately predicting PlayStation PC ports in the past. According to the leak, development on the PC port of The Last of Us 2 was supposedly completed as early as November of last year.
Despite rumors of the PC port being ready for release, it seems that fans may have to wait until 2025 to get their hands on the highly anticipated game. Billbil-kun hinted that the release may coincide with the second season of the HBO adaptation of the game. This delay in release could be attributed to giving the console version some breathing room, as the remastered version of The Last of Us Part II arrived on PS5 earlier this year.
The original release of The Last of Us Part II on console was followed by a remastered version with improved gameplay elements and visuals. The PC port is likely to be based on this remastered version, offering enhanced graphics and new gameplay modes for players to enjoy. While the gap between the original release and the remaster of Part II was shorter compared to its predecessor, the PC version is expected to offer significant visual upgrades.
With an increasing number of PlayStation exclusives making their way to PC, it seems inevitable that The Last of Us Part II will also be available on the platform. Players can expect to sign in with their PlayStation account to access the game when it finally makes its debut on PC.
As fans eagerly await the release of The Last of Us Part II on PC, speculation continues to swirl about the possible launch date. With no official confirmation from Sony yet, fans will have to remain patient for now. However, given the success of the original game on PC, it seems likely that the sequel will follow suit in the near future. Stay tuned for more updates on this highly anticipated PC port.
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