Many reviewers from well-known domestic and foreign gaming media were also experiencing the plot of America's End.
In the beginning, these reviewers didn't take it too seriously. After all, the promotion of the game wasn't very serious, and there weren't many surprises in the theme.
But as the game went on, everyone was fascinated.
This was an extraordinary gaming experience. It was desperate and real.
Especially the foreign gaming media represented by TGN, because the story took place in the United States, to them, this game gave them an inexplicable sense of intimacy.
Many scenes seemed familiar, and many concepts were empathic.
Including the scene in the Capitol, it was exactly the same as the real Capitol, giving the illusion that America's End was a real event, and everyone in it was a real person with their own personality.
Moreover, the English version of America's End was called "The Last Survivor", which made them feel sad.
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Joel and Allie found Bill, wanting to get a car from him. But after running all the way to the destination, Bill found that his things were gone. Joel and Bill had an argument, but at that moment, Bill found the body of his companion, Frank, hanging from the beam of the house.
Frank took Bill's parts, repaired the car, and wanted to leave, but was bitten by a zombie. So, the poor man could only hang himself in despair. But the repaired car saved Joel a lot of trouble.
Joel found Frank's letter in the room. It was a farewell letter to Bill, saying that he was tired of the town, so he decided to leave, and helped Bill fix the battery.
If the player found Frank's letter and gave it to Bill, it would also trigger a special plot.
After reading the letter, Bill's voice trembled, "This is how you feel? Screw you, Frank. Screw you, idiot. "
Although Bill was a rude lunatic, it was obvious that he was very sad when he saw the letter.
After they left, Bill, who had argued with Joel many times, said, "You can't do it," and threw some gasoline to Joel, reminding him that the car was running out of gas.
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When they arrived at the town of Pittsburgh, Joel was attacked by a group of people. These so-called "hunters" made a living by attacking other humans. There were piles of clothes everywhere. Obviously, they were taken from the victims. There was also a list of the loot from the victims. At the bottom of a wall, Joel found a large pile of burnt corpses. Apparently, many of these people were not infected, but they were all killed by the 'hunters'.
The number of "hunters" here was beyond imagination. Joel still planned to fight his way out alone, but Allie thought that he would have a better chance of winning with her help. Joel handed Ellie the shotgun he had just gotten and showed her how to shoot it.
Joel didn't think too much about it, but he didn't expect Allie to be so reliable. As long as Joel's shot alerted the enemy, Allie would help, and her aim was very good.
After getting rid of the enemies, Joel changed his attitude and handed a pistol to Allie.
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In the ruins of a house, Joel met a pair of black brothers, Henry and Sam. They were the only survivors of a small team, but they were separated after being attacked by the "hunters". The two kids shortened the distance between Joel and Henry, so the four of them decided to travel together.
In the toy shop, the younger brother wanted to take a small toy, but Henry stopped him.
The four of them decided to find the military radio station and continue to search for the whereabouts of the Fire Firefly.
When they jumped to a high place, the ladder broke. The black brothers didn't hesitate to leave Joel behind, but Allie jumped down without hesitation.
When the four of them met again, Joel was furious, but he also understood that Henry didn't want his brother to take the risk. If it was Joel, he would do the same without hesitation.
When they passed through a gate, Allie happened to be on the other side, so Joel and Henry had to take Sam and Allie separately. It was like they had swapped partners. During this period, the players felt strange. Although Sam and Allie would help, the players missed Allie more. Some of them even couldn't wait to see Allie again.
Finally, after getting rid of the zombies and the hunters, the four of them came to a place to rest.
Joel and Henry cooked food, talked about the world before the plague, and talked about motorcycles. Everything was very warm.
Allie brought Sam a toy that he wanted to take with him, but after Allie left, Sam threw the toy on the ground.
There was a clear scratch on his leg, and it had worsened.
In the morning, Sam had a heart attack, and Henry shot himself in despair.
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The plot was simple yet despair-inducing. Although it was a logical death, everyone still felt that it was too sudden.
Unknowingly, Joel's attitude toward Allie had changed slightly, and the players could clearly feel it.
Joel was no longer as cold to Allie as before. Risking his life to escort her was no longer a business, but more like a mission.
When they arrived at the Eastern Colorado University, they continued to look for the Fire Firefly's lab, but it was still empty. The people in the lab had all left.
On the way out, Joel bumped into a hunter who had come to the lab. During the battle, Joel fell from a high altitude and was pierced in the stomach by a steel bar.
Joel became extremely weak. He would even fall to the ground when he climbed over the wall, and blood splattered everywhere. Allie volunteered to go forward and take care of the enemies, supporting Joel as they moved forward.
It wasn't a long journey, but Joel could barely walk due to his severe injuries and blood loss. The players' vision was the same as Joel's. They became dazed, falling to the ground, and the screen would turn black from time to time. Allie supported Joel, and kept talking to him to keep him focused.
At this time, the players suddenly realized that Allie was no longer the little girl who only knew how to follow behind. She had become a reliable helper, or rather, a reliable companion. Perhaps for Joel, he had begun to accept Allie as his own daughter.
In the end, the two of them rode away, but Joel fell to the ground and lost consciousness due to excessive blood loss.
The screen turned black for a long time, and soon, it was winter.
This was the first time that Joel was in such a critical life and death situation.
In the past, although Joel was just an ordinary person, he carefully dealt with every zombie and enemy, and always managed to escape danger by a hair's breadth.
However, the players knew that this injury couldn't be healed with a few bandages.
All the players seemed to be as anxious as Allie, and were worried about Joel's safety.
After such a long journey, Joel and Allie had become two people who couldn't bear to part with each other.
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