♪ (old-school video game music) ♪ The Last of Us? Oh, is it an apocalyptic story? Well, it's those who are left after
whatever happened happened. What it's all about, I have no idea. I'm waiting to see what it is. "Sony Computer Entertainment presents"... ..."a Naughty Dog game". (chuckles) Looks like a girl's sleeping or lying down. It's very dark. She goes to bed with her eyelashes on.
That's a typical teenager. (Joel speaking loudly)
He is the contractor. (speaking softly)
He is the contractor, okay? I can't lose this job. He has a nice voice. I understand. I can see nothing. (Joel) Let's talk about
this in the morning, okay? Oh. Oh, okay, he put a light on. I guess it's her boyfriend. Ah, her father. Long day at work, huh? Oh, yeah, it was thrilling. (sighing) What are you still doing up? It's late. He looks like he's
a computer generated character. Maybe not, but no-- I don't know. Yes, definitely. You kept complaining
about your broken watch... Aww, isn't that sweet. So I figured, you know... That's a very sweet, thoughtful daughter. Honey, this is... - What?
- It's nice, but I-- Uh oh. I think it's stuck. It's not-- What? No, no, no. - Oh, ha ha.
- (chuckling) Where did you get the money for this? Drugs. I sell hardcore drugs. Oh, good. You can start helping out
with the mortgage then. Yeah, you wish! Okay, she's going back to sleep. So everything that happens
now is a dream. (laughs) ♪ (acoustic guitar music) ♪ Typical family sitcom. (laughs) Oh, see?
That's sweet. Two sweet moments.
I like that. Well, I'm waiting for the game. Okay, here we go. - The girl's asleep.
- (in game: phone rings) Oh! This could be bad. (in game: phone rings) - Feel like I should be ready.
- (Sarah) Hello? (Tommy) Sara, honey, I need to get
your daddy on the phone. Uncle Tommy, what time is it? (Tommy) I need to talk to your dad now!
There's something-- - (phone goes dead)
- Uh oh. - Mmm.
- (Sarah) Uncle Tommy? That doesn't sound good. All right, something's happening. (Sarah) What was that all about? It's a movie.
It's not a game. Wait, what--? Okay, this is creepy. Something's gonna happen in the mirror. I feel it coming. (groans) She's getting up, but why
hasn't she gone for her father and talk to him. I don't know. She's just standing there. She's not trying to get her father. She's not contacting
her father like she should. (Finebros) You actually need
to use the controller to move. Oh, really? Oh, am I supposed to be
doing something with this? Okay, I see. Oh, now I'm supposed to be her. Okay. I see now.
Okay, that's how it works. Oh...okay. Okay. Okay, now I'm getting it. All right, go on.
Go walk ahead. (Sarah) Dad? Uh oh. Come on, come on.
Get your dad. Put the light on? Hmm. Oh, that's not gonna work. Okay, go to the right. (Sarah) Daddy? That's where I'm heading. There seems to be light
coming out on the side. What's the light in here? Okay, here, open up. (Sarah) You in here? (reporter) ...seem to be somehow connected
to the nationwide pandemic. Pandemic?!
Oh my god. It's the plague. Oh, it's an infection. Her father's not there. (man) There's a gas leak. - Hey, move!
- (reporter) There seems to be - some commotion coming from beh--
- (man) Get the hell out of here right-- - (loud explosion)
- Oh! (laughs) - (loud explosion)
- Wow! (man) Get out of here right now-- - (explosion)
- Oh geez! - (explosion)
- Oh my goodness. Look out the window.
There's an explosion. - (in game: dogs bark, sirens wail)
- That's amazing! Oh, we could feel the shotgun or the bomb. Where's dad? Now, I don't know if this
is the right thing to do, to look. If there's another explosion
and the glass breaks she could be really hurt. Okay, where's your father? They said something about a gas leak, so maybe there was a gas explosion. That could happen. - (in game: dogs bark)
- (Sarah) Dad? Okay, now go downstairs. 'Cause dad's not upstairs,
so maybe he's downstairs. Dad? Where are you? - (Sarah) What is goin' on?
- Yeah, what is going on? Good question. I don't know what is going on. (chuckles) - (in game: police car sirens wail)
- Made it downstairs. Oh, here come the police.
Oh my goodness. Here, look out the window. What's going on out there?
Where's your daddy? Open the door, girl. Open it, don't bump on it! (Finebros) You can't go out that door. Can I go out the back door, maybe? (Sarah gasps in fear at a sudden noise) Oh, she's really starting to get panicky. Okay, go--
where is everybody? (gasps) Oh! Aah! Oh, that's her father. Okay. - (Sarah) There you are!
- Ah, pop finally arrived. (Sarah) Yeah. (Joel) Has anyone come in here? (Sarah) No, who would come in here? Oh, let's get the gun. They're here to get us. Yeah, she's getting scared.
I don't blame her. (Joel) Somethin' ain't right with 'em. I think they're sick. (Sarah) What kind of sick? - (thumping against glass)
- Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! - (Joel) Jimmy!
- Dad? (Joel) Honey, c'mere, c'mere. - (thumping against glass)
- Wow. - (glass shatters)
- Wow! Oh my gosh!
Shoot him! Shoot him! - (gunshot)
- (screaming) Her father shot the guy that came in. Someone they knew. (breathing frantically) (Sarah) You-You shot him. Sarah. (voice trembling)
I saw him this morning. Listen to me. - There is something bad going on.
- You bet! (Joel) We have got to get outta here.
Do you understand me? Yeah. I wonder if there's a disease. I mean, it was an explosion, I thought. Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! (Tommy) Where the hell you been? You have any idea what's goin' on out there? - (Joel) I got some notion.
- Oh, is this Tommy? (Tommy) You got blood all over you. (Joel) It ain't mine.
Let's just get outta here. Yeah, let's get out of here. (Tommy) ...half the people
in the city have lost their minds. Half the people lost their minds? (Tommy) Some sort of parasite or somethin'. Some sort of parasite, they think. Must be like a Body Snatcher thing
or those walking zombies they turn into? It's zombie talk to me, man. (Joel) They say where to go? (Tommy) He said, ah... Oh, I like this. I don't have to steer it
and do all that stuff. I like that. It's like a movie. Actually, my involvement is nothing. Oh, the road's on fire up ahead. - Wow, or a house is on fire.
- (Tommy) That's Louis' farm. Ooh, Louis' farm
doesn't look all that good. Where are they gonna go? This looks like it's happening all over. - (Joel) No, of course not.
- (Sarah) How do you know? (Tommy) They said it's
just, ah, people in the city. We're good. (Sarah) Didn't Jimmy work in the city? I guess they feel the disease
is coming from the city. Well, I guess country people would
always blame the cities for diseases. (Tommy) Let's see what they need. (Joel) What the hell
do you think you're doing? Keep drivin'. - (stranded man) Hey!
- (Joel) Keep driving! Uh oh.
I-- yeah, okay. It's every man for himself! (Joel) You ain't seen what I seen. Someone else'll come along. I don't know where this sign is.
"San Antonio". Ooh, this is terrible. (Tommy) Everyone and their mother
had the same damn idea. See, they're all trying to get out of town. (helicopter flies overhead) (Joel) We could just backtrack and-- (man) Hey, what the [bleep], man? Let's go! - Uh oh.
- (in game: screaming) Oh, go! Go!
Get out of the way. Ooh! Oh my god, there's zombies! - [bleep]!
- Oh, zombies. Okay. Uh oh. - (in game: screams of pain)
- Oh, goodness! - Oh my god!
- (in game: scream of pain) - (in game) [bleep]!
- Shoot him! (Tommy) What the [bleep] just happened?!
Did you see that? Oh, shoot him! They said, "What just happened? Did you see it?"
I didn't see it. I don't know if she saw it. But you know what?
That language is foul. (in game: tires squeal) Okay, there are people all over the place. (Joel) Come on, people, move! (Sarah) What are they runnin' from? - (Joel) Get us outta here.
- (Tommy) I'm tryin'. - (Tommy groans in frustration)
- Ai yi yi. (Joel) We can't stop here, Tommy-- (Tommy) I can't [bleep] drive
through 'em, Joel! (Joel) Then back up then! This language is not the best,
but they're very excited. Go up over the curb!
You've got a truck! Go on! (Joel) Go! - (in game: people scream)
- Oh, wow. (Sarah) Look out! Whoa! The car just exploded. Go around! Go! - There we go.
- (Sarah) Look out! - Oh!
- (glass shatters) (silence) (Sarah) Look out! Geez! That was frightening. Oh god, daddy got killed. The father looks like he might be dead. (Sarah) Hey. All right, the girl got up. Oh my goodness. Ooh, bloody, gory stuff. Oh, oh! What's going on here? - (Joel grunts)
- (glass cracks) (panicked screams) Do it again.
Kick that window out. - Try it again.
- (glass shatters) That worked. It's so realistic! Okay, come on, guy. Get out, get out. Ooh, god, this is scary. Quick, get away, get away. (screams) Oh! Aaah! Hit him. Attack of the zombies. (Sarah) Dad? I'm here, baby.
I'm here. Come on, give me your hand. (trudging through glass) - (Sarah gasps in pain)
- (Joel) What is it? (Sarah) My leg hurts. Oh, she's got a broken leg. Oh no. (Tommy) We're gonna need to run. - (man) Oh my god!
- (woman screams) No! (Joel) You keep us safe. - (cocks gun)
- (Joel) Come on, baby. Well, they're a lot faster
than the zombies, I'll tell you. They really run, these people. I don't know... - (Sarah whimpers)
- She's scared. She doesn't even know what happening. He's dead? Who's dead? - Wow.
- (in game: woman shrieks) His brother took off. (chuckles) We gave him the gun,
and now he's gone. It's look like the writer are confused. Now they don't know what to do. (laughs) (in game: yelling) They have to make up a story. People are running,
but are they running after people or are they running away? - (Joel screams)
- Oh. Well, there's a guy who's biting him. - (in game: screams of panic)
- I've been resurrected! Oh, they are in Texas.
There's Texan Gas there. (Sarah) Daddy, I'm scared. Do I have to do something? (Finebros) Use the controller
and follow Tommy. Oh, okay. - (in game: woman shrieks)
- Okay, go in. Go, go, run. (Sarah) Daddy, I'm scared. I wonder if he can run a little faster. He could be running faster than that, man. Can't he go faster? Oh, geez louise! Run faster! Run! Aah! Oh, he got him. Good! I go to the left, there is a zombie. I go to the right, there is zombie. (Tommy) Keep running! - (people shriek)
- (Sarah) Those people are on fire. - (Sarah sobs)
- (Joel) Don't look, Sarah. (Sarah) Why are they doing that? (Joel) Just keep looking at me, baby. (man screams) (Joel) We're gonna get out of this. - I promise.
- No, you're not. (Tommy) Run! Run, come on! Catch up to Tommy.
Hurry up! (Tommy) Get back!
There's too many of 'em. - (explosion)
- (screaming) (Tommy) Through the alley! Now they're saying run this way. (Tommy screams) Run! Okay, he's taking them through the alley. Go ahead. Ooh! No! No! No! No! No! No! Get away! Get away! Get away! Get away! Oh, that's good. - (gunshot)
- (Tommy) He's dead. - (Joel whispers) Jesus.
- (Tommy) Goddamn it! Go on, follow Tommy. (Joel) We're almost there, baby. This way, this way, this way. (Tommy) C'mon! Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, geez! - (zombies snarl)
- Get to the highway! What? Go! You got Sarah! - I can outrun 'em.
- (Sarah) Uncle Tommy! (Joel) I will meet you there. Okay, the brother's holding them off and the father's taking the little girl. - (man screams)
- (Joel) It's gonna be fine. Go through here.
Go through here. Go through here.
It's an opening. Go through here. (Joel) We're almost there. (in game: helicopter flies overhead) (Sarah) They're gettin' closer. (zombie groans nearby) Who is--aaah! (sighs) This is getting annoying. (Sarah) Dad? (zombie groans nearby) No, no, don't stop.
Keep going. Go past him! Past him! Past him! Come on, hello. - (rapid gunfire)
- Oh! Whoa, geez! I don't know who knocked those guys out. (Joel) It's okay, baby.
We're safe. He thinks we're safe. - (Joel) Hey!
- We made it? - (Joel) We need help.
- (soldier) Stop! (Joel) Please. It's my daughter.
I think her leg is broken. (soldier) Stop right there! (quietly) Okay. We are not s-sick. (soldier) We got a couple of civilians
in the outer perimeter. Please advise. Daddy, what about Uncle Tommy? We're gonna get you to safety
and go back for him, okay? (soldier in grave tone)
Sir...there's a little girl. But... (sharp gasp) - (soldier) Yes, sir.
- Oh no! Oh, he's gonna kill them. The soldier's gonna shoot them down. [bleep]. - (rapid gunfire)
- (Sarah and Joel scream) Oh, not good! - Ai yi yi yi yi yi.
- (Joel) Please, don't. - (gunshot)
- (soldier groans) Who was that? Tommy! Oh, Tommy. (Tommy) Oh, no. (Sarah sobs) Sarah? The girl is wounded, oh. - (Sarah yelps in pain)
- I know, baby, I know. Sarah got hit. Oh, god! Direct pressure, that's it. You're gonna be okay, baby.
Stay with me! (Sarah whimpers in pain) (Joel) All right. - I'm gonna pick you up.
- (Sarah screams) (Joel) I know, baby.
I know it hurts. Oh, oh, oh no. (Sarah whimpers) ♪ (somber music) ♪ Sarah? I think the girl died. Oh! Oh. Sarah's dead. Don't do this to me, baby.
Don't do this-- The zombie win. Sarah just bit the big one. Okay, this is really horrifying. (Joel sobs) Oh no, please. Oh god. This is sick.
This is sick. The Last of Us. It's a very dark game. Very, very depressing. It was good.
It was exciting. I thought it was a little bit too dark. I would've liked a little more light. I liked it. This is the first game that I really like. This is the first game
I've ever played that had a story. So, yeah, I think I liked that. This game was much more emotional. It was much more gut wrenching. I felt much more involved. I felt like it was more real. It's quite amazing to me
because it's like watching a movie and you wanna get up there
and be with the characters and say, "Ooh, I wanna do this.
I wanna do that." And this lets you do that.
It's pretty darn amazing. Thanks for watching us play
The Last of Us on the React channel. For new gaming episodes every week,
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Bye, zombies. ♪ (old-school video game music) ♪
SARAHS DEAD, THE ZOMBIE WIN
I've played through TLOU 5-6 times and the intro never fails to amaze and move me. I was pleased when at least a few of them felt the same.
The one lady complaining about the foul language in the game. Are you not seeing what is going on in their world lol?
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"everything that happens next is a dream"
Oh man, I wish. But that would mean Sarah has some fucked up dreams.
I love how the gameplay graphics are almost on par with the cutscene graphics that when the gameplay segment began (Sarah waking up) they thought it was still a cutscene and didn't know why she was just standing there.
This was hilarious to watch. Seeing the authenticity of their reactions was just gold. They pretty much all seemed to like it (except for the one "this is sick this is sick" lady).
They could never enjoy the entirety of the game because they're so bad at it, it's quite frustrating to watch
Sarah just bit the big one!