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Clickers In The Last Of Us Are Inspired By Real-World Bugs This explains how Clickers got their name in the world of The Last of Us, but it also helps to draw the line to the real-world fungus that inspired it. It's similar to the chitinous clicking noises a bug makes (although fungi have chitin, too). Before even being spotted, The Last of Us' Clickers can be easily recognized by the haunting clicking noises they make.

By this time, CBI has given the host supernatural strength and turned them extremely violent. Related: Where The Last Of Us' PS5 Easter Egg Is In Astro's PlayroomĬlickers are the third stage of the CBI fungal infection, which takes about a year to reach. These spores can infect a host, turning them into a variety of monsters over the course of weeks, months, and even years. The world has been ravaged by the Cordyceps Brain Infection (CBI), which has killed off about half the world's population. The Last of Us games primarily focus on two characters named Joel and Ellie. And if Clickers weren't already scary enough, they're actually based on something that exists in the real world.

While humans in the games can be nearly as vile as the Infected, the creepiest enemies players encounter might just be Clickers. Whether it's the Infected who stalk the ruins of civilization or the raiders and outlaws who hide in broad daylight, there's danger around every turn. The world of The Last of Us games is brutal.