A player going through The Last of Us Part 1 stumbled upon an immersion-breaking flaw that can take any player out of the experience. Immersion is a significant factor regarding single-player games, and many aim to excel at this aspect, as it is one of the many reasons why single-player games are still popular among other genres. Feeling like part of a living and breathing world goes a long way in the players' experience, but a recent screenshot breaks all immersion in The Last of Us Part 1.
The Last of Us Part 1 launched in 2022, and since then, fans of the original game have been enjoying the updated experience that looks to capture all the exciting and thrilling moments the original game offered in the past. The remake not only offers updated graphics and models but adds features like customizable difficulty settings, accessibility options, and bonus modes. The remake is available not only on PlayStation 5 but on PC, expanding its reach and allowing PC players to enjoy the thrilling adventure at the highest settings; the developers even released a patch for the PC version of The Last of Us Part 1 that fixes a number of problems, showing dedication to the PC platform.
A Reddit user called Horror_Away shared an interesting screenshot on The Last of Us Part 1 subreddit, and many Reddit users are still reacting to their findings. According to the Reddit user and the screenshot, Sarah is too calm for the setting and what is coming. The screenshot highlights the moment where Sarah and Joel are running away in one of the first sequences of the game. Anyone who has played the game knows Sarah's destiny, so the expression on her face is even more distracting. The Last of Us Part 1 is full of realistic details, so a mistake like this seems out of place.
Many Reddit users took the post with a hint of humor and started making jokes about the screenshot, and it already has thousands of upvotes and more than fifty comments. Sarah's face does stand out as unfitting of the moment, but at least Reddit users are laughing about it instead of being outraged, unlike the many PC users who asked for refunds for their The Last of Us Part 1 copies.
The Last of Us Part 1 has issues like any other game, and PC players certainly know it. Even though the developers added new features to The Last of Us Part 1's PC version, many have had a bad experience with the game. Hopefully, as patches continue to release, it will just be a matter of time until the game gets better.
The Last of Us Part 1 is available now on PC and PS5.
