Naughty Dog helps John Carpenter solve a puzzle inThe Last of Us 2. The Composer and Executive Producer of theHalloweenmovies was unable to finishThe Last of Us 2, but hopefully, that will change thanks to Naughty Dog’s assistance.The talented horror director and composer is an avid gamer in his free time and is outspoken in his opinion regarding the latest games, such aspraise for Ashly Burch inHorizon: Forbidden Westand citingHalo Infiniteas his favorite in theHalofranchise. As far as games that John Carpenter could be playing in his free time,The Last of Us 2is a popular choice, although certain puzzles have kept him from completing the game.RELATED:John Carpenter Praises Halo Infinite on Social MediaJohn Carpenter recently did an interview with the AV Club in promotion forHalloween Ends, and given his outspoken nature on video games, the conversation transitioned into what he is currently playing and his favorites of 2022. Naughty Dog was brought up in the conversation regarding the classic horror producer’s enjoyment of older games, such asJak and Daxter. John Carpenter said that he got stuck on a generator puzzle inThe Last of Us 2and was unable to finish the game. Naughty Dog shared a link to the interview on Twitter, and tagged John Carpenter in the tweet, clarifying what accessibility settings can be altered to tackle the puzzle, as well as expressing how honored they were that he had played the game. In the interview, John Carpenter said that he wanted to keep going, but that the generator stopped him, so maybe he will now return to the game for another attempt.
John Carpenter did not know aboutThe Last of UsHBO Max series in development, although he was excited at the prospect of it, which may give him more of an incentive to return toThe Last of Us 2. He also described other games that he’s enjoyed this year, as well as reiterated interest in wanting to make aDead Spacemovie.
Based on the interview, John Carpenter seems to have a humble perspective on video games, as he enjoys them in his time of relaxation and tries not to think about them too critically. He describes video games as a big part of his life and contrasts them to making movies, which he expresses as stressful and hard work. Thanks to theaccessibility settings inThe Last of Us 2, he may return to the game with updated thoughts.
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