PlayStation is gifting away free PS4 goodies to all gamers. As chances are you’ll know, right this moment The Last of Us Day, beforehand referred to as Outbreak Day. As the identify suggests, it is a day that celebrates all issues The Last of Us. The Last of Us Day 2020, Naughty Dog and Sony have new restricted version posters, the unique soundtrack 2XPL vinyl, a brand new board game, and Abby cosplay information, premium statues, and reductions on merch. Of course, a few of this notable, a few of it isn’t, and most of it prices cash. However, complimenting all of that is free new themes and avatars.
According to the pair, all current themes and avatars for The Last of Us Part II are 100 % free, no strings connected, through the PlayStation Store till September 28 at 11:59 pm PT. Included in it is a model new theme.
The spotlight of that is presumably The Last of Us Part II Beach Theme, a dynamic theme based mostly on the game that comes with customized music, customized icons, and customized sounds. And in contrast to many of the game, it does not make you actively distressed and depressed.
The Last of Us Part II Beach Theme is free on US PSN https://t.co/XTOjCxawCW pic.twitter.com/pNDP17AAtF
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Again, the entire free goodies are solely free till Monday. So be certain to hop on all of it sooner reasonably than later. Once downloaded, it is yours to maintain so long as you preserve the account which you downloaded it with.
In the meantime, for every part else Naughty Dog and Sony are doing for The Last of Us Day 2020, click on here. And in fact, if you have not already, be sure you take a look at The Last of Us Part II, which launched on PS4 earlier this yr and is at present one of many highest-rated games of the technology.
“The PlayStation four nonetheless has loads of life in it earlier than the PlayStation 5 launches this yr, but when the console’s new releases ended on June 19th, Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us Part II can be the proper send-off,” reads the opening of our official review of the game. “It’s an absolute gut-punch of a game constructed on the established and beloved formulation of the unique The Last of Us, although issues are far more private this time. It takes some daring steps in deviating from any path you’d ever think about it taking, however the surprising instructions it turns to suit collectively neatly as soon as they fall into place. The Last of Us Part II is an engrossing game, and I’m undecided I ever wish to play it once more.”
