The PC version of The Last of Us Part 1 remake will be released 'very soon' after the PS5 version, one of its artists has claimed.
However, while it also confirmed that the game would be released on PC, it didn’t specify a release date for that version.According to senior environment texture artist Jonathan Benainous, however, the PC release may not be too far behind.
When a Twitter follower told him that they were excited to see the game on PC, Benainous suggested that its release wouldn’t come much longer after the PS5 version. “Glad to hear you’re hyped man,” Benainous replied. “PC version should come out a bit later, but very soon after the PS5 release.”The remake, which is priced at $69.99, offers what Sony calls “a total overhaul of the original experience, faithfully reproduced but incorporating modernized gameplay, improved controls and expanded accessibility options”.
Following a series of leaks that the game’s developers have described as disheartening, frustrating and hurtful,
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