Earlier this morning, a report from Kotaku hit the web claiming that The Last of Us Part II would be pushed to spring 2020. It?s no longer up for speculation, folks. Creative Director Neil Druckmann has confirmed the sequel is being pushed out of its originally scheduled February 2020 launch date. Now the next chapter in Ellie?s journey will come to the PlayStation 4 on May 29, 2020.
Druckmann shared the news in a PlayStation Blog post, while also touching on the reason for the delay. In working to wrap up the game, Druckmann explained, the team realized it didn?t have enough time to ?bring the entire game up to a level of polish we would call Naughty Dog quality.?

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