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Blatant The Last Of Us ripoff appears on Nintendo Switch for 99p
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Published 15:45 4 Jul 2023 GMT+1

Blatant The Last Of Us ripoff appears on Nintendo Switch for 99p

A bizarre clone of The Last of Us has appeared on the Nintendo Switch eShop, and it doesn't look good at all.

Catherine Lewis

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Featured Image Credit: VG Games, Sony Interactive Entertainment

Topics: The Last Of Us, Nintendo Switch

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The Last of Us was far from the world’s first narrative-driven zombie game, and it certainly won’t be the last. Even so, one new game that’s landed on Nintendo Switch seems a little bit too similar to Naughty Dog’s iconic title to be brushed off as pure coincidence.

Behold, The Last Hope: Dead Zone Survival - a self-proclaimed “intense storyline game set in an apocalyptic world overrun by hordes of ravenous zombies”. The action game professes to feature a “captivating plot” and “immersive graphics”, but I’ve got to say that it kind of just looks like The Last of Us, but if Joel had short hair.

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I appreciate that might sound a little bit harsh, but the game’s synopsis reveals that your “ultimate goal” centres around “saving the girl” - the same one who, in the game’s cover art, bears a striking resemblance to The Last of Us Part I’s Ellie. Seriously, just look at the two - they both have the exact same hairstyle and even the same outfit, give or take a few details.

“As you navigate the treacherous city streets, you'll encounter diverse locations that hold the key to your survival,” the synopsis reads. “Journey to the library to safe [sic] an innocent girl from reckless zombies, head on to the pharmacy to secure vital medical supplies, explore the police station to arm yourself with powerful weaponry, and venture into the dark depths of the metro tunnels, where unexpected horrors await. Each location presents its own set of challenges pushing you closer to your ultimate goal: escaping the city on a ship to a safer haven and saving the girl, as each life matters when all you have left is the The Last Hope.”

While the plot admittedly sounds a bit different, the similarities are hard to ignore. The Last Hope: Dead Zone Survival is currently 88% off on Nintendo Switch and costs just 99p, but I think I’ll just stick to Naughty Dog’s games.

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