The Last of Us remake for PlayStation 5 confirmed, plus new multiplayer game
The Standard Edition of the game will retail for £69.99 and include the main story and theprequel. The Digital Deluxe Edition is £10 more at £79.99 and includes new weapon skins and early unlocks for things like 'Speedrun mode', a visual filter and upgrades to your skills and guns.
That means that all of these unlocks will be available for non-Deluxe players too once they reach certain points in the game, and with the game's focus on slowly building an arsenal through scraps in a post-apocalypse, it has the air of 'pay to win'.
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