Good evening guys, let me introduce to you. My name is Mariano and I'm glad to meet you all. I'm the director of a short film based on the "TLOU" universe that I would be so happy to share with you. I posted the video on Youtube a couple of days ago. It was a work that took a lot of energy and almost 6 months of shooting. I will show you a couple of pics of our project along with the YouTube link of the short film itself. I hope that you will enjoy it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5u3AoIVbBI&t=1490s

In TLOU and TLOU2 you become emotionally invested in a horse with a unique name, only for it to die out of nowhere. Worse yet, the horses are never mentioned again after their abrupt death! Stop killing innocent horses Neil! #justiceforshimmer #justiceforcallus

One thing that baffles me about the ending of the second game is how more people don’t talk about Santa Barbara Abby. Despite how you feel towards her, I think we can agree this design is so sad and brutal. I truly do not think there is any other character design that makes me flat out speechless.

Everything Abby ever had — her muscles, her spirit, her past — is completely gone. The reason this state of Abby makes me so incredibly sad is because she just looks beyond any point of return; you can barely even make out her face when you first see her in the game. Abby could not catch a break; her dad is killed, she avenges him, and then all her friends get killed in the cycle of vengeance. This Abby is not the same Abby that killed Joel. This Abby is someone who is tired of fighting and tired of continuing a vicious cycle. You can see it in her eyes in the final fight; Abby truly does not want to fight Ellie because she knows this will just continue the cycle. This moment in Ellie’s story is parallel to Abby killing Joel in her story, only Ellie realizes this sooner than Abby had and recognizes that killing her is not going to make her feel any better about Joel. I don’t know why this image makes me feel so sad, but seeing Abby go from a young girl, falling in love for the first time and having an amazing parent, to THAT breaks my heart. Sure, Abby has made her fair share of mistakes, but the sad fact is Ellie and Abby were just victims of the terrible world around them.

Hello, fans!)

I want to paint a picture of TLOU just in time for the release of the series, well, as a tribute to the game itself, and I would like to ask a couple of questions to correctly form an idea of what it should turn out for fans, while omitting my preferences)

I really need your help, if it is not difficult to answer a couple of questions:

1. What items, if you see them, will immediately cause you to associate with the game?

2. What is your favorite scene in the game / chapter / plot twist. (maybe it's something soulful, like when Ellie and Joel go to an abandoned dinosaur museum or when Joel teaches her to play the guitar), something that resonated in your heart?

3. What is your favorite character?

4. What do you associate with the game (locations, environment, etc.)?

5. What colors do you associate with the game?

Thank you so much for your attention and answers!)

I think days gone. Because it had multiple types to different types of people and things. There were infected bears and wolves. There were muscular kinds for athletes. There were average kinds for average people. They even had kid infected. Hell, they even had a preferred habitat. They had a scream to alert other freakers. They had their own support class.

Btw, I posted it here because I couldn't think of a better zombie game wiki to post it on, because the only two to my knowledge is this one and the days gone one which hasn't been used since like 4 months ago