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Reviews for Season 2 of HBO’s The Last of Us are now live

Ahead of its official premiere on the 13th of April, reviewers have gotten their hands on the full 7-episode Season 2 of HBO’s The Last of Us. Just like the first series, Season 2 has received a ton of positive reception – though slightly less-so than the first.

The review embargo for Season 2 of HBO’s The Last of Us has been lifted, with dozens of publications across the web sharing their thoughts on the second series.

With a Rotten Tomato score of 93% from 41 reviewers, The Last of Us Season 2 appears to officially be a hit, with critics praising the show as an adaptation.

One of the few complaints however is the fact that due to it being split into multiple Seasons, the story of Part II so far feels understandably incomplete.

The Last of Us Season 2

For some context, Season 1 of HBO’s The Last of Us was massive on all fronts – from reviews, to viewership figures and of course, accolades – being nominated for a total of 24 Emmys and seeing a Rotten Tomato score of 94%.

Assuming Season 2 does just as well as the first, HBO’s The Last of Us could become one of the most consistently-praised video game adaptations yet. It will be interesting to see what fans think of the show when it premieres on the 13th of April.

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