accurately follows

This is 'accurately follows', a new video game from Outhouse Media. I'll have more to say about it in a moment.
They've got a whole bunch of new content. They've got a whole bunch of new small content updates. They've got a brand new beta. Sometime today, they'll be exposing the game to the public. It's called The Last of Us – but I've not seen the name yet. First off, the "Marketplace" of The Last of Us is very different from the marketplaces of Naughty Dog's and BioWare's games. It's the online first-person shooter where you play through a virtual world and fight for survival in environments that are both familiar and unfamiliar, and it's also hostile. Again, I've got no visual clue about what's new, but in an old-school video game, I'd have called it something like The Division or Fortnite. It's a game where you choose whether you want to be a bullet-riddled sentry and survive or whether you want to be a bounty hunter and plunder the enemy base of the enemy. The game is constantly changing. Some of it is visually interesting, but most of it feels very simple and boring. These are important things for a game to do, but in a game that looks and sounds exceedingly different and has a much more diverse and interesting story, I think The Last of Us has a lot to teach us. First off, "The Last of Us" is a