Overview
- The Season 2 finale concluded on a cliffhanger that shifts the narrative to Abby’s perspective.
- HBO has officially renewed The Last of Us for a third season, with production expected in 2026 and the season likely arriving in 2027.
- The upcoming season will explore Abby’s backstory, including her relationships with Owen, Mel and WLF leader Isaac.
- Showrunners emphasize the series’ moral ambiguity, rejecting clear-cut hero and villain roles and assuring fans that all major plot threads will be tied up.
- Season 2’s changes to the game—such as reworked character deaths, pacing shifts and continuity oversights like an anachronistic Seattle Ferris wheel—prompted divided fan reactions to the series’ direction.