The Last Of Us: Left Behind

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My Game Fiction Addiction

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16 episodes

9 months ago

Welcome to the show where we obsess over the best storylines in gaming. If you've ever sat speechless with a controller in your hand because of a twist, or spent an evening trapped in a Final Fantasy Reddit hole, or just sobbed yourself silly at The Last Of Us, you're in good company. Get yourself a cuppa, and come and share in My Game Fiction Addiction.

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The Last Of Us: Left Behind

My Game Fiction Addiction

38 minutes 30 seconds

5 years ago

The Last Of Us: Left Behind

THIS IS OUR FAVE EPISODE SO FAR! Carrying on with Neil Druckmann's legendary apocalyptic series The Last Of Us, Amy and Leo get stuck into Left Behind, a short DLC chapter that unveils part of Ellie's backstory, including the moment she gets bitten. Along the way we discuss the best shops to loot during the infection, some ridiculously bad pun jokes, and why Amy has developed a penchant for anal probing. Warning for some swears (we're British, after all).

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