Naughty Dog has unveiled a comprehensive PlayStation 5 collection titled The Last of Us Complete, bundling both critically acclaimed The Last of Us titles into a single package.
The award-winning studio behind franchises like Uncharted has packaged its 2022 remake The Last of Us Part 1 alongside The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered in this new compilation.
Available July 10
The Last of Us Complete: Collector's Edition - PS5
$109.99 at PlayStation Direct
"Discover the complete saga that inspired the HBO series through these definitive PlayStation 5 editions," states the official description, "featuring enhanced graphics and gameplay powered by next-generation technology."
The collection includes both main campaigns along with all previously released supplemental content - from Ellie's Left Behind prequel DLC to The Last of Us Part 2's No Return mode and Lost Levels. The digital bundle retails for $99.99.
As detailed in a PlayStation.Blog post by Naughty Dog's Neil Druckmann, the physical Collector's Edition launches July 10 priced at $109.99 (pre-orders now open). This premium version includes:
- A Steelbook case
- Physical game discs
- The Last of Us: American Dreams comics #1-4
- Four lithographic art prints
- A personal thank-you letter from Druckmann
"We're endlessly grateful for your support of The Last of Us and Naughty Dog," Druckmann expressed. "Your personal stories about what these games mean to you motivate us to keep creating memorable experiences."
The franchise began its journey on PS3 in 2013, receiving a PS4 remaster in 2014 and a full PS5 remake in 2022. The sequel originally launched in 2020 before its recent remaster debuted earlier this year. Both titles are also now available on PC.
This compilation arrives as HBO prepares to premiere Season 2 of its The Last of Us adaptation this Sunday, with Season 3 already confirmed. For those new to the franchise coming from the TV series, this bundle offers the complete gaming experience.
For more insights, explore discussions about The Last of Us Part 3's future and how Druckmann's team might continue expanding this beloved universe.
