[Locke]

Last Leg of Last of Us.

I was honestly surprised by how selfish, and near evil, Joel was in this final leg. I know the lines are blurred in a world like this, and it's ultimately about personal survival, but this is one of the few moments in the game that just aren't justifiable. Obviously seeing him grow to love Ellie is wonderful but wow bro, calm down.

Overall Last of Us is one of the most richly immersive gaming experiences I've had since playing BioShock the first time. Sadly the punishing difficultly and clunky mechanics makes every fond memory of the title tainted with frustration. It isn't a touch on BioShock Infinite which was simultaneously my favourite title of 2013 and one of the best games I've ever played but at least in parts Last of Us actually lives up to the hype train that comes before it and that has to count for something.