All three Lost Levels will be from Ellie's sections of the game, while Tommy and Jesse have also been confirmed as playable No Return characters.
The LinkedIn profile of a Naughty Dog QA tester claims that the upcoming remaster's new roguelike mode will have 12 levels.
The long-awaited PS5 upgrade for The Last of Us Part 2 is here, with some extra content, but not without some questioning its necessity.
The mode, called No Return, is confirmed to feature multiple unlockable characters, including some who have never been playable in past titles.
Development on Neil Druckmann's new title is reportedly "full steam ahead", and the remaster doesn't take away from its progress.
Naughty Dog has also revealed a W.L.F. Edition for the remaster. Pre-orders are set to go live on December 5.
The remastered title launches for the PlayStation 5 on January 19, bringing new content, technical enhancements, and more.
A reveal trailer for the rumoured remaster has leaked, seemingly confirming a January release date.
The rumoured remastered title's PlayStation Store listing has leaked, revealing new details on how it'll expand on the original.
A native PS5 version of the acclaimed Naughty Dog title was recently spotted in the PlayStation Store databse.
Kaitlyn Dever, best known for her roles in Unbelievable and Dopesick (among others), is reportedly in talks to play Abby.
Gyrling departs after 17 years at the studio, and is being replaced by 19-year studio veteran Travis McIntosh.
Vinit Agarwal, game director on the multiplayer project, says he is still working on it.
Production on the show's second season, which was officially greenlit earlier this year, will begin in early 2024.
Reports of layoffs and the multiplayer project being "on ice" have raised concerns about its future and Sony's live-service push.
A remastered version of the acclaimed PS4 title has been in the rumours, on and off, for a couple of years at this point.
His departure follows recent reports of the project having been put "on ice" amidst layoffs at Naughty Dog.
It was reported in May that Sony had scaled back the project's development team after an internal reassessment.
Though permanent employees are reportedly unaffected, contract employees from a number of departments are set to lose their jobs.
Neil Druckmann can't talk about "the next game at Naughty Dog" right now. "My comms director over there will slaughter me."
