The Last of Us' new Trophy list won't make you complete the game on harder difficulties
Ellie-mentary, my dear Watson.
Ahead of its release this September, the Trophy list for The Last of Us Part 1's PlayStation 5 remake has leaked.
Please be aware, the below article contains story spoilers for The Last of Us. Read at your own discretion.
A series of shots showing off the remake's Trophy list has been shared by Twitter account Naughty Dog Central.
A key difference appears to be that the new "No Matter What" Trophy, earned by compeleting the game, does not have different Trophy tiers depending on which difficulty the game is played on. Previous versions saw players earn either bronze, silver or gold trophies, depending on wether the game was played through on easy, normal or hard.
Per the images, and as with the PlayStation 4 remastered version of the game, the Platinum Trophy here will be known as "It can't be for nothing".
Meanwhile, and as to be expected, there will be trophies for things such as collecting Firefly pendants, upgrading weapons and finding comics. There are also story-specific ones, such as riding the sewer contraption with Henry and Sam.
You can see the leaked list within the tweets below.
The leaker has said that the locations of the items players will need to collect throughout The Last of Us Part 1 will be slightly different to the original.
According to one commenter, the trophies for The Last of Us Part 1's Grounded Mode and Permadeath will launch a few weeks after the game.
Another leak, which can be seen below, gives us a look at some of the upcoming cutscenes, including scenes showing Ellie and Joel arguing, Henry and Sam, and Tommy.
These are not the only leaks Naughty Dog has faced for its Part 1 remake. In fact, the entire reveal was leaked hours before the official announcement.
In light of these, the developers have spoken out, calling leaks "disheartening and frustrating" to the team.
Elsewhere in the news, earlier today we got our first look at HBO's TV adaptation of The Last of Us, starring Pedro Pascal as Joel and Bella Ramsay as Ellie.