Я не люблю зомби апокалипсис, я не люблю стелс, я не люблю линейные игры, обычно не перевариваю катсцены в играх. Но damn, кажется эта игра поменяла моё мнение. После прохождения моё самое большое желание это пройти игру ещё раз

技術面:
RTX 4080 Super 16GB でゲームをプレイしました

+ 最新のパッチ v1.1.2 でゲーム全体をプレイしましたが、クラッシュは 1 回も発生しませんでした。
* パフォーマンスは素晴らしいとは言えませんが、ひどいというわけではありません。
* シェーダーの構築には時間がかかります。そのままお待ちください。
- 一度、一部のキャラクター テクスチャが正しく読み込まれないというバグに遭遇しました。再起動すると修正されました。
- シェーダーの完成には長い時間がかかりましたが、1 ～ 2 か月の作業の後、修正されました。

ゲーム プレイ:
+++ 素晴らしいストーリー、見事なロケーション、そしてプレイするのが楽しい。
+++ 発売以来パフォーマンスが劇的に向上し、ゲームが完全にプレイできるようになりました。
+++ The Last of Us™ Part I はとにかく素晴らしいです。ストーリーがここでのハイライトです。感情的で心をつかまれる、忘れられないキャラクターがいっぱいです。ジョエルとエリーの旅は緊張感、悲痛、希望が混ざり合った物語で、映画の傑作のように感じられます。

ゲームプレイはステルス、戦闘、サバイバルのメカニクスを完璧に組み合わせており、すべての瞬間に緊張感を与えます。ワールドデザインは素晴らしく、美しく詳細な環境があなたを終末後の世界に引き込みます。

- 各武器の弾薬がなぜこんなに少ないのでしょうか? かなりの弾薬を残していかなければなりませんでした。武器をローテーションするか、大きな遭遇でステルスキルを狙うしかありません。

- 戻る方法のないスネークレベルのデザインはイライラさせられます。映画のようなシーンの後に開いたドアを通り抜けると、ドアはロックされていて開ける方法がありません。誤って新しいレベルの章に足を踏み入れる前に探索を終えていない場合は、戻る方法を確保するために継続的に保存する必要があります。

Technical:
Played the game on an RTX 4080 Super 16GB

+ Played the entire game with the latest patch v1.1.2 and didn't experience a single crash.
* Performance isn't great, but it's not terrible.
* Shaders take a while to build. Just wait it out.
- I once ran into a bug where some character textures weren't loading properly. A restart fixed it.
- The shaders took a long time to finalize, but after a month or two of work, they were fixed.

Game Play:
+++ Great story, stunning locations, and fun to play.
+++ Performance has improved dramatically since launch, and the game is now fully playable.
+++ The Last of Us™ Part I is just amazing. The story is the highlight here. It's emotional, gripping, and full of unforgettable characters. Joel and Ellie's journey is a mix of tension, heartbreak, and hope, and the story feels like a cinematic masterpiece.

The gameplay perfectly combines stealth, combat, and survival mechanics, making every moment tense. The world design is fantastic, with beautifully detailed environments that draw you into the post-apocalyptic world.

- Why can you only pick up such a small amount of ammo for each weapon? I had to leave quite a bit of it behind. You have no choice but to rotate weapons or go for a stealth kill in big encounters.

- The snake level design with no way to go back is frustrating. If you walk through an open door, after a cinematic scene, it's locked with no way to open it. If you haven't finished exploring before accidentally stepping into a new level chapter, you have to continually save to ensure you have a way back.

This game is more than a decade old now and it easily beats the majority of games that come out today. In terms of storywriting this is such a heavy hitter, it really can not be overstated. There's really very few games that you hit you in the guts like this and are so close to realism and relatability. You can really tell that the game is basically made with an actual filmmaking approach in every aspect of it.
The amount of work they have sunk into this is astonishing and the only other game company that we know this kind of quality from is Rockstar Games.

It's always so much detail where you wouldn't normally expect a game to have it, which makes it such a rich experience.
The way the characters reload and handle guns, how guns are dismantled on a workbench, how tense dialogue becomes during fights. The entire game is acted by absolute professionals.
Lots of minor things all add up and come together to really pull you in deep.
The melee fights are so messy that they sure seem very real, because there is always that random factor of taking an unexpected hit or missing a swing, symbolizing how chaotic and frantic a real life fight to the death would be.
The death scenes are also very disturbing, because they made no compromise on how unforgivingly vicious reality can be.

The visuals are incredible in this new version and look pretty good even on lower settings. It feels very scenic with these huge locations and how the backgrounds are woven into the scenes make this single pathway game feel like an open world game for a lot of it. The maps are constructed in a way that there is always at least 2, if not 3-4 ways to advance, basically never giving you the feeling you're just channeled through the experience on rails, even though it technically is a strict one way path game.

The gameplay itself is so fluent and polished. There is never a way that the characters move in a weird way. They have gone over this thousands of times to ensure that the way items are picked up look natural and every character move happens in a natural motion. The whole gameplay just rolls. It's so smooth.

And again: The only other game that I know that feels this polished and smooth is RDR2. And this game came out a good 5 years before Red Dead Redemption 2.

Having only played the Last of Us Part II when it came out, I was going into Part I with the expectation of it having to be like a simpler and downgraded experience in some ways, since it came out a decade prior to the sequel. But it actually wasn't at all. This still very much feels like a fresh and new game and is absolutely in line with most of the gameplay from Part II.

I think the way it used my system for FPS was quite optimized, but for me the game just didn't run stable for long periods of time. The game kept crashing on various occasions, making me play it in 20 / 30 / 45 minute increments sometimes. In the end I had to remove all my overclocks on CPU, GPU and RAM to play this in 1 hour increments basically. Essentially downgrading my performance from 1440p almost ultra settings in 60fps to 1080p high settings on 50fps. It was very annoying, because I could not figure out what exactly it was and all online threads about it were just as clueless. I could not fix it entirely, but it didn't keep me from enjoying and finishing the game. Fortunately it does have a very good autosave feature and it does save fairly often and quickly. Basically before and after every single cutscene and action that takes place. So at least I never really lost any progress.
If I wasn't so crazy for this game, I would consider this an actual dealbreaker and I'm sure many people do. So only purchase with caution.
I'm not sure how much of this is related to my hardware, because I've seen many posts from people with basically brand new systems having the exact same issues.
I really hope Part II doesn't have these kinds of issues when it comes out.

Just for reference, this is my gear:
• CPU: Intel i9-9900K 8-Core 3.6 GHz
• GPU: Sapphire Radeon RX Vega 64 Nitro+ 8Gb - AMD Adrenaline Edition 24.9.1 (released 08/19/24)
• RAM: HyperX Predator 64 GB DDR4 3600 MHz, later reduced to 2400Mhz (lol)
• Mainboard: Gigabyte Z390 Desginare