The Last of Us Part 1: Joel's Nightmarish Battle Against the Unseen
Players encounter a peculiar glitch in The Last of Us Part 1 where Joel is forced to engage in hand-to-hand combat with an unseen foe, adding an unexpected twist to the gameplay
In The Last of Us Part 1, players may encounter a disturbing glitch where Joel is forced to battle an invisible adversary, adding an unintentional level of horror to the already spine-chilling game. Despite its intentional scare factor, the popularity of The Last of Us Part 1 has skyrocketed in recent times, with its release on PC driving demand for the series on other platforms. While the game has achieved impressive sales figures, some feel that it could have sold even more if the initial port quality had been better. Nevertheless, Naughty Dog remains dedicated to improving the game on PC, a move that could lead to sustained sales in the future.
In a peculiar clip shared by Redditor MikeeorUSA, Joel can be seen engaging in a fistfight with an invisible opponent. Even more bizarrely, as the fight progresses, the walls become splattered with blood. Despite trying a variety of tactics, including weapons and explosives, Joel is unable to defeat the unseen foe, and the video ends with him being attacked in a quick time event. This glitch is one of many eerie occurrences that have been observed in The Last of Us, leaving players struggling to find an explanation. Some users on the thread speculated that Joel was channeling Tyler Durden from Fight Club, while others took a more lighthearted approach, joking that he was fighting John Cena, since no one could see his opponent. It seems that the game is full of ghostly surprises, including another glitch where a gun loaded itself.
Naughty Dog's recent update on The Last of Us' multiplayer game reveals a delay in its release to ensure that the project is perfected, leaving gamers waiting for more content. However, there's good news as well - a brand new single-player experience is in development, reportedly The Last of Us Part 3. Speculations about the sequel have been circulating, and this announcement serves as the most concrete evidence so far. The Last of Us Part 1 is currently accessible on both PC and PS5.
