The Last Of Us fans hyped over sly teaser for new game

The Last of Us has just given us a sly teaser for an upcoming game, and fans are here for it.

HBO's adaptation of The Last of Us is two weeks into its second season, and fans are already trying to emotionally recover from this week's brutal episode.

Aside from the Big Thing viewers are talking about this week, one detail from the latest episode has got fans excited for an upcoming Naughty Dog game currently in development.

In The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 2 "Through the Valley", we spend a bit of time with Abby's group: Abby, Owen, Mel, Manny, and Nora.

In particular, fans have enjoyed seeing Tati Gabrielle's portrayal so far as Nora.

While she hasn't had a lot of screentime yet, and without spoiling anything from the game, she'll likely get more time to shine in the coming episodes.

Gabrielle is no stranger to working on Naughty Dog projects. She previously played villain Jo Braddock in the Uncharted movie, and will also be playing bounty hunter Jordan A. Mun in the upcoming Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet.

"Love seeing Tati Gabrielle in the #TheLastOfUsSeason2," a fan wrote on X (formerly Twitter).

"Knowing damn well she’s about to give us an all time performance in the Next Naughty Dog Generational joint"

"What a great strategy to put Tati Gabrielle in The Last of Us with her hair shaved," wrote a fan on X (formerly Twitter). "It shows that she is beautiful no matter what and takes some of the hate off Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet!"

Gabrielle's other previous acting credits include a recurring role as Gaia in The 100, and a main voice role in Disney's The Owl House.

She's also appeared in Netflix productions like You and Kaleidoscope.

Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet is in development for PS5 (and we can assume maybe PC some time afterwards), but no release date is set in stone yet.

Still, it looks like Gabrielle's role as Nora in The Last of Us will be a good way for Naughty Dog fans to see her in action ahead of Intergalactic's release.