The Last Guardian – E3 2015 Trailer | PS4

23 thoughts on “The Last Guardian – E3 2015 Trailer | PS4”

1. Sounds like weird

2. One of the best games I have ever played. I love my Trico.

3. Sony they get the best games

4. Great game

5. I mean Trico

6. Is trick a Dutch Angel Dragon?

7. Warning, don't read the comments! It's full of spoilers

8. 2018!

9. 2018 ? :3

10. This game looks like rime

11. this is another masterpiece Sony you really are the best console since ps1 era because of the fantastic games you had on the table for players you really never dissapoints your fans.

12. The game that shows me big creatures can be cute

13. l am glad they have changed the kid voice it's much better in the game

14. I love Jacksepticeye Let's Play of the Last Guardian. I can see this be turned into a movie… how about a Studio Ghibli film, one of the greatest Japanese film studios that made "Spirited Away", "Ponyo", "Princess Mononoke" and more.

15. so adorable <3 I fell in love for this sweet creature!!

16. Do not buy this game

17. this is a trailer?

18. This game is awesome

19. Скачала игру , как включить?

20. you know i play that game every time over and over agin

21. esse jogo é incrível

22. I haven't completed the game yet but one thing's for certain to me. The Last Guardian is surely Team Ico at their most 'casual gamer'. Shadow of the Collosus and Ico seem such forebodingly 'work this out yourself' vast games. The Last Guardian's visuals might give a similar impression but it's smoke and mirrors. Grand action sequences do happen, many ledges can be accessed on Trico, but it's rare to get stuck for long and, so far at least, many hours in to the game, the puzzle potential of using the tail to access areas (rather than merely in 'Trico saves you, isn't he a good dog thing?') has been criminally underused – in fact not used at all. It's a great looking game, I love Trico, but puzzles are basic because they favoured a relationship story (think Papo and Yo only with more predictable types of environments) more than ever over something more abstract. The enemies are almost deliberately comedic in movement – in a simple motion capture kind of way which itself sometimes adds a kind of creepiness – but their aim or the grandiosity of the environments hasn't been explained yet. The game mostly seems like a Japanese go at making an easy going set-piece abundant Uncharted 4 for the Japanese and artsy game lovers everywhere. In that , it's a big success but it seems to wear its deepness relatively lightly too as a result. Team Ico make a game largely for Western audiences it seems! Which Is great for me but I suspect hardcore Team Ico fans will think it a beautiful , shallow, kind of follow up to Ico and Shadow of the Collosus.

23. Beautiful.

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