HBO official: Want to optimize and supplement the plot of "The Last of Us"

According to foreign media dualshockers, HBO producer Craig Mazin hopes to add some game plots to the "The Last of Us" series and make certain optimizations.

HBO producer Craig Mazin said in BBC Radio's "Must Watch" special program: "I think fans may be worried about some things. If other people get the license, other people may not really understand the plot, or will make a certain degree of magic change. However, I am working with the developers who made this game. Some of the changes made to the plot will add something. This is not a rough deletion and modification, but an optimization and enhancement."

HBO producer Craig Mazin reiterated in the special that he is working with Naughty Dog director Neil Druckmann, and they have begun writing scripts and coming up with some new stories, which will, of course, incorporate content from the 2013 game.

"We're creating new content and hopefully bringing existing content to life in different forms, which is like realizing a dream I've had for years. To be honest, I'm a little scared because a lot of people have strong emotions about these games, and I even think I should hide in a bunker for a while because you can't please everyone."

It is reported that the series "The Last of Us" was jointly created by "Chernobyl" creator Craig Mazin and creative director Neil Druckmann, who will serve as screenwriters of the series. At the same time, Naughty Dog President Evan Wells and "Chernobyl" executive producer Carolyn Strauss will serve as executive producers.