Fun and Games
Fun and Games is the fourth chapter of Left Behind and the busiest one for trophies: Ellie and Riley ride a carousel, wreck a photo booth, play pretend in Raja's Arcade and hold a water gun fight inside Liberty Gardens. Along the way Riley finally explains why she brought Ellie to the mall.
- Type
- Story
- Region
- Boston
- Province
- Liberty Gardens
Storylines
Part 4 of 6 in Left Behind
Found in
- BostonBoston, Massachusetts is the first region after the time skip and the city where Ellie grew up. You play The Quarantine Zone and The Outskirts here, and Left Behind's flashbacks with Riley take place in the same city. FEDRA holds the North End as one of the last working quarantine zones in the country.
- Liberty GardensLiberty Gardens is an abandoned two-level mall in Boston where Ellie and Riley spend a night together in Left Behind's flashback chapters. You explore it in Mallrats and Fun and Games, and it gives the final chapter, Escape from Liberty Gardens, its name.
- Raja's ArcadeRaja's Arcade is the arcade inside Boston's Liberty Gardens mall that Ellie and Riley visit in Left Behind. Ellie has always wanted to play the fighting game The Turning, and the arcade is the setting for one of the DLC's best-known scenes.
Good to know
- Left Behind chapter 4 of 6; July 2033 in Liberty Gardens, Boston.
- 2 collectibles, both artifacts: the kitchen note on a counter in the mall restaurant's kitchen, and the joke book No Pun Intended: Volume Too, which Riley hands to Ellie.
- Nobody's Perfect trophy: play the Jak X racing machine in the arcade.
- Angel Knives trophy: beat Black Fang without taking a hit in the imagined fight at The Turning cabinet.
- Skillz trophy: win the water gun fight against Riley.
Sections in order
1. Fun: the carousel, the joke book, the photo booth and the escalators. 2. Games: Raja's Arcade, the argument, the water gun fight and the dance.
Fun
Behind the lit doors a working carousel waits. Ellie rides it and begs Riley to join, and it stops the moment she climbs on. Riley gives Ellie a joke book and they trade jokes, then cram into a photo booth that turns out to have no ink, and break it trying to make it print. On a working escalator they mimic the intercom voice announcing the morning shift.
Games
In Raja's Arcade Ellie pretends to win a racing game. Riley then talks her through an imaginary match on The Turning as the fighter Angel Knives, calling out the button presses while you follow along. Riley wants to follow distant music deeper into the mall; Ellie says she has to get back.
The water guns
Riley's surprise is a bag with a pair of water guns, the ones Ellie had wanted earlier. The fight ends with one of you soaked, and then Riley sets up a best-of-three game of cat and mouse where the first to squirt the other wins.
Why Riley cameSpoilerShow
Riley reveals the Fireflies are sending her away the next day and she should not even be with Ellie. Ellie tells her to go and live her dream, which makes Riley angry, and the girls argue before making up. Riley plays a song on Ellie's Walkman and they dance on a table. Ellie begs her not to go, Riley pulls off her Firefly pendant, and Ellie kisses her. Then runners drawn by the music burst in, and Riley draws her gun.
- Corporal "Dickhead"Corporal "Dickhead" is the nickname Ellie and Riley give a FEDRA officer at the Boston military boarding school. He is only talked about in Left Behind, as the man who took their water guns away.
- Ellie WilliamsEllie Williams is the 14-year-old girl Joel is hired to smuggle out of Boston, and your companion for most of The Last of Us Part I. She was bitten weeks earlier and never turned, so the Fireflies believe her immunity could lead to a vaccine. You play as her in the winter chapter and in the Left Behind DLC.
- Riley AbelRiley Abel is Ellie's best friend from the military school in the Boston quarantine zone and the co-star of the Left Behind DLC. She appears in the Liberty Gardens flashback chapters Mallrats, Fun and Games and Escape from Liberty Gardens, and Ellie brings her up during the main story.
- Winston AsherSergeant Winston Asher is a FEDRA soldier who once kept a camp and a horse in Boston's Liberty Gardens mall. In Left Behind, Ellie and Riley find his empty camp in Mallrats, and his notes show how he saw the two girls.
- Kitchen noteThe Kitchen note is an artifact in the Left Behind DLC flashback chapter Fun and Games, set in a Boston mall. Ellie finds it on the counter in the kitchen of the mall's restaurant while she and Riley explore.
- No Pun Intended: Volume TooNo Pun Intended: Volume Too is Ellie's second Will Livingston pun book. In the main game it is an automatic artifact in her backpack at the start of Lakeside Resort. In Left Behind, Riley gives it to her during the flashback chapter Fun and Games.
Related missions
- Story
Mallrats
Mallrats is the second chapter of Left Behind and the first full flashback: Ellie and Riley dodge a patrol in Boston, cross the rooftops and slip into the abandoned Liberty Gardens mall. It is a calm, story-driven chapter with Halloween masks, a brick-throwing contest that unlocks a trophy, and a breaker switch that brings the mall's lights back.
- Story
Escape from Liberty Gardens
Escape from Liberty Gardens is the final chapter of Left Behind: Ellie and Riley run from a horde of runners through the Boston mall, climbing scaffolding to find a way out. It has no collectibles, and finishing it unlocks the gold trophy Don't Go.
Image: Naughty Dog / PlayStationStoryLakeside Resort
Lakeside Resort jumps to winter and puts you in control of Ellie near Silver Lake, Colorado, hunting with a bow and searching for medicine. She runs into two strangers, David and James, and for part of the second half the game switches you back to Joel.
- Story
Tommy's Dam
Tommy's Dam brings Joel and Ellie to Jackson County, Wyoming, months after Pittsburgh, where they find Joel's brother Tommy helping run a hydroelectric plant for his wife Maria's settlement. It is a short chapter built around a reunion and two fights with bandits, one at the dam and one at an old ranch house.