The Last of Us Part I - Accessibility Trailer | PS5 Games

A suite of accessibility features opens up the world of The Last of Us Part I to new players.

Re-experience the game that set a new bar for single-player narrative storytelling with The Last of Us™ and explore a ravaged and hardened world, where every action has a brutal consequence for Joel and Ellie.

Winner of over 200 Game of The Year Awards, completely rebuilt for the PlayStation®5 console.

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Available on PS5™ September 2, 2022.
In development for PC.

[DanChippendaleMusic]

Should be highly commended for leading the way in accessibility. Even as a non-impaired player I turn on the auto pickup and also the long button press quicktime events setting as this just makes things more fun for me

[thatsruffdog]

I love seeing accessibility settings not for the reason of making it more accessible but just how they creatively and inovatively get around people’s disabilities.

[stoicjedi]

I think this is absolutely amazing to have in a video game and I hope more game developers follow suit with this, going forward.

[romilrh]

People don't realize just how amazing of a feat it is to be able to play TLOU blind. Just think about it.

[philosopher]

I am blind.
So i'm very happy to see such things being implemented in games.
Can't wait to play for myself.

[gui.andrademeira]

People can say whatever they want about TLoU Parts 1 and 2 as a whole. But these accessibility features should unquestionably be praised.

[ACameronUK]

This is really important work, the more people who can experience great video games, the better 👍 obviously some people have issues with this re-release, but this aspect is fantastic

[tashaw]

This makes me so happy to see! Now finally alot more people can play this fantastic title! Still my favorite game to date!

[-ATUM-RA]

It’s beautiful to see developers being aware of these disabilities and counteracting them

[AhmadTheWeeknd]

The amount of MEMORIES i made with this game 🖤

[AlexxxMYLSince]

Even in Easy mode playing playing videogames as a Blind person must be extremely hard, i can't imagine it.

I would love to hear the experiences of blind players pretty sure that they have pretty interesting stories to share.

[mikesproductionsgamedev]

This is wonderful. I have issues with the nerves in my fingers and am physically incapable of mashing buttons. The other day I couldn't beat MGS2 alone because a cut scene required you to mash the triangle button, and I just couldn't do it. I had to get someone else to do it for me, which make me feel weak and embarrassed. Something like this is really thoughtful.

[TheSuperSaiyanGamer]

As a disabled player, this is awesome to see. Now, granted despite being disabled, I can play video games just fine under most circumstances. Even so, I will definitely be using some of these features!

[Sphinxxie]

I'd like to say that TLOU 2 had the perfect accessibility settings. I really used those a lot and it helped me enjoy the game even more! Definitely great to see the TLOU remake will get these settings too!

[qanh]

I would totally be down for attempting to play the games with my eyes closed, should these accessibility options become available. Certainly would be a challenge and an interesting experience.

[stadbab]

i have cerebral palsy, and as a result the right side of my body doesn’t always respond in a timely manner. just the ability to avoid button mashing during qte’s is a lifesaver!

[DekonTLOU]

Hope more and more game take after accessibility like this! Great job

[Aubue]

I enjoy seeing games adding more and more accessibility features and options. especially field of view and camera distance. ❤

[mau]

That’s really neat. I gotta admit, whenever I think of video games and playing with other people, I don’t think about how there’s players out there who are disabled and can’t enjoy games the same way most do. Being able to just pick up the remote and start playing is something that can easily be taken for granted. Hope everyone that benefit from the accessibility features will enjoy TLOU.

[griffgames]

It's very impressive. *Sometimes everybody can be a gamer*
Yes, there are some game types that simply cannot host certain disabilities (not *every* game is for everyone - that's okay too), but some game types - like this - can provide amazing degrees of accessibility to host players with various disabilities and help them move through the campaign and enjoy the experience.

Credit to the team for going above and beyond in this area.