There are releases that seem to never come to fruition. We’ve all given up on Half-Life 3, and Final Fantasy VII Remake was a glorious exception to a negative trend. Fumito Ueda had the idea in mind since 2005 of developing a game in which the relationship of a strange creature with a child gave us an unforgettable adventure, but everything got complicated.
Revealed in 2008, The Last Guardian seemed like a good dream gone, as it wasn’t until 2015 at PlayStation’s legendary E3 that we found out the work was still in progress. It came out the following year exclusively for PS4, despite being planned for PS3, and you can enjoy it through PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium for both PS4 and PS5.
He classical mysticism of Ueda’s titles is present in an unforgettable journey that leads us to control a nameless young man who is dragged into a huge tower. In the depths of it, she runs into Trico, a very particular being who has the features of a dog and a bird and is capable of responding to his orders, although not always.
Thanks to the friendship that blossoms between them and the trust that is consolidated little by little, The Last Guardian invites us to escape from this place, which is guarded by mysterious forces. Without dialogues, without text and transmitting a lot with very little, it is one of the most special Sony exclusives in its entire history.
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