Episode 1 of The Last of Us PC launch was delayed until March 28

It has been confirmed by Naughty Dog that The Last of Us Part 1's PC release has been postponed by three weeks. The game will now be accessible on March 28 instead of March 3, as originally planned. Before Sony released the PS5 version of The Last of Us Part 1, there were rumors about a PC port. Soon later, it was announced that it would be playable on March 3. It has now been delayed, just like many other games that were recently revealed. Photo Credit: IGN The Last of Us Part 1's release date has been delayed, according to Naughty Dog's official Twitter account, to March 28. The delay isn't as extensive as some of the others, but it's nonetheless unexpected given that the PlayStation 5 version of the game is now available. The Last of Us Part 1 features a fairly considerable visual enhancement, in contrast to the PlayStation 4 remaster, which essentially covered up the PlayStation 3 original. This is the exact reason Naughty Dog requests an additional three weeks. Photo Credit: Naughty Dog Furthermore, Sony/Naughty Dog will want The Last of Us Part 1's launch to be flawless because it will be the first game in its franchise to release on PCs. Unfortunately, the pre-order pages for the Steam and Epic Games Stores still do not list its system requirements. Ideally, they will appear in the upcoming weeks. We can only hope that they won't require an RTX 4080 and 32 GB of RAM to support 4K at 60 frames per second.