A cinematic sequence where characters in the game get progressively wetter as it goes on. If there's one positive to be gained from the game's current state on PC, it's that we got the following hilarious glitch. What makes this so notable is that The Last of Us Part I is considered one of the best games of all time, and the franchise is riding high after a similarly critically acclaimed debut on TV with the recent HBO series. AMD has announced (opens in new tab) its latest edition of Radeon graphics drivers, with the 'Adrenalin Edition' version 23.2.1 focused primarily on improving support for specific games.

Plus, for some, it took hours to simply build shaders before being able to jump into the game. Several users cite regular crashes, poor performance, visual glitches, high CPU utilization, and every other problem regarding a lousy port. Objects may fail to render correctly when using EEVEE render in Blender on Radeon RX 400 and Radeon RX 500 series graphics products. The Last of Us Part I currently has a 'Mostly Negative' review rating on Steam. In addition to this driver release, a new patch for the game dropped overnight, weighing in at only 36MB on Steam, focused on 'several performance & hitch related issues impacting some users.' Developer Naughty Dog, credited alongside Iron Galaxy for the PC port, has publicly acknowledged issues with the PC port and is actively working on bug fixes and updates to be released soon. You can grab the new driver release here.

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