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In the comments under the new gameplay video, they explain that this version of the mod is “unstable” and was built on an “older build of the game” that is prone to crashing. Now the bad news: Voyagers Revenge doesn’t have a release date for this FPS mod.
If you told me this was some new VR mode being added to the game by Naughty Dog themselves that would work with PSVR2 headsets, I’d probably believe you.Īccording to Voyagers Revenge’s videos, the mod, which they’ve been working on for a few months already, is being developed using tools created by other modders Flawless Widescreen, JediJosh920, and TheMagicalBlob. It’s surprising that, even in this unfinished state, the mod looks extremely playable and professional. At one point we see Joel holding off waves of infected enemies with a handgun and rifle, and it almost plays out like something from Dying Light or Far Cry. In the video, the creator shows off how the combat from the Last of Us Part 1 translates to a FPS-like perspective. The Last of Us in First Person Mode – Brutal Combat & New Aggressive Gameplay
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