Take a peek inside the green tent off to your right, where there’s a stack of magazines. Once you reach the bottom, you’ll see a prompt to interact with Riley for the next Optional Conversation. Proceed towards the large poster further ahead and interact with it.Īs you walk back past the escalator, you’ll see a poster for Typhoon Blitz propped up next to a huge plant. Once you’ve dropped down into a mall, head down the first escalator you see, and U-turn to your right once you reach the bottom. You’ll eventually turn left and head inside a bedroom with a large Firefly Logo on the wall, approach it to interact with it. Once inside the room, grab the Wanted Poster artifact on a table.Ĭontinue following Riley until you climb on some obstacle and into another room. Head upstairs together with Riley and crawl through a half barricaded doorway. This chapter contains 2 Artifacts, 12 Optional Conversations, and 1 Trophy. Grab the Salon Note next to a corpse right around the corner before the chapter ends. Somewhat further along, you’ll need to crawl across some wreckage in a structure until you reach Rarity Nail Salon. The corpse will drop the Pharmacist’s Note from its pocket after collecting the key. This one can be found on the corpse where you obtained the Pharmacy Key.
Interact with it to obtain the Pharmacy Key. Inside, you’ll find a corpse if you go to the back. Proceed outside the lobby and enter the American Princess Store, next to the pharmacy. Once inside, collect the Combination Note behind the counter. Go up the second floor and head into Weston’s Pharmacy, it’s pretty easy to spot since the path is pretty straightforward. However, you won’t find any collectibles in the last chapter. The Last of Us Left Behind Remake will have 6 chapters in total: Back in a Flash, Mallrats, So Close, Fun and Games, The Enemy of My Enemy, and Escape from Liberty Gardens. All The The Last of Us Left Behind Remake Collectibles and Optional Conversations As such, here’s a rundown on where you can find all the collectibles and optional conversations in The Last of Us Part 1 Remake: Left Behind. You can get them all in a single playthrough, and if you miss some along the way, you can always go back through Chapter Select and get them later. Keep in mind that there have been some minor tweaks made to the original placements of the collectibles. Most of them will fall into your lap as you progress through the story, but a few others may require some exploring. You can play this mode once the main story is completed, and it features its own set of collectibles and optional conversations. So I would suggest using the ratio (people who earned the trophy)/(people who own the game) for all trophies (including DLC) and on all platforms.The Last of Us: Left Behind Remake allows players to explore Ellie’s life before she met Joel, which also serves to bridge a plot hole created when Ellie leaves the main story to get medical supplies. The best example would be this trophy, which is hard to obtain but only gives 10EXP since you have to earn the trophy in order to count as a player who owns the DLC (so this will always remain 10EXP, no matter what happens).Īnother problem with the current system is that the same DLC trophies on Steam are much higher in value when compared to other platforms (since Steam does not tell which trophies are DLC). However, in case there are only 1 or 2 new trophies in a DLC, this leads to some weird behaviour. I just found out that the EXP for DLC trophies is calculated via the percentage (people who earned the trophy)/(people who own the DLC).
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