Every moment could potentially be the last as danger lurks around practically every turn. The current multiplayer in The Last of Us is absolutely great when it comes to capturing that “survival” feeling. I’d love to see something similar adopted for The Last of Us 2’s multiplayer, as Mass Effect 3’s horde-mode multiplayer was one of the better ones out there. On top of that, a full match was only completed through successful extraction. It might have been a simple traditional horde-mode, but every round was only won by completing a specific, randomized objective. Who did this rather well was BioWare with Mass Effect 3’s multiplayer. Imaging being faced against waves of infected and human AI, all while having different objectives to complete. In reality, it should be more along the lines of traditional co-op, similar to that in the Uncharted games. The thing about most games that include some sort of co-op horde mode that bugs me is their lack of objectives. I’d love to see something similar to what Killzone 3 did: Operations – set objectives, cut-scenes for progression, ect. Sure, bring on three-way team death match, I suppose, but give us unique PvP games modes with elements of co-op. It would be neat if there were game modes revolving around the faction you are as well. The Military is, after all, the Fireflies’ biggest rival. Introduce a Third Faction: The Military.Īnd introduce specific game modes that revolve around the three factions. I’m actually surprised that this wasn’t in the first game. It basically meant there wasn’t really a point to selecting which faction to play as. We would also love to see separate faction unlocks, as I’ve never liked the idea of having to select which faction I can play as, only to have the exact same cosmetic unlocks be the same as the other one. We would love to have control over how our character will look like, just like in Uncharted. Otherwise, whether they were male or female, what race they were, or how their face was structured was all done randomly every match.
We could pick a hat, a face mask, and an emblem. We really were limited to what our characters looked like in The Last of Us’ multiplayer.
Here are five things that we think would make The Last of Us’ multiplayer even better: While Naughty Dog is already crafting some ideas for a potential sequel to their highly acclaimed PlayStation-exclusive, we’ve decided to create our own short-list of some of our ideas for the game’s would-be multiplayer. So much so, it earned third place in our top list of 2013 multiplayer experiences.
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