The Last of Us Part II Remastered: Patch 2.0.0
PC · 2025
About this game
Two new characters are being introduced for the 'No Return' mode – The Last of Us Part I’s Bill and Marlene.
Like with each No Return combatant, these characters offer their own unique playstyles, and should offer both new and returning fans an exciting new opportunity to test their mettle.
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Bill is a “Smuggler” playstyle who can access a custom pump shotgun from dead drops, and receives double rewards from drops as well.
He’s stronger against melee attacks but can’t dodge.
Marlene, meanwhile, features a “Risk Taker” playstyle that includes a Custom Assault Rifle, “All or Nothing” gambits, can reroute her No Return path once per run, and more.
Four new maps have also been added to No Return.
Overlook, which is set high above the city of Seattle and features plenty of verticality, is the memorable site of a Seraphites encounter in the campaign.
School is, during the campaign, the abandoned elementary school in which Ellie and Dina face off against the W.L.F.
Streets is set in the overgrown Seattle neighborhood of Hillcrest, while Nest will be familiar to players who have played as Abby through an Infected-infested building.
Other than bugfixes, a new cosmetic from Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet has been added for Ellie.
About PC
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