Uncharted 4: A Thief's End Review

Uncharted 4 Thief's End as the title implies marks the end of the Uncharted Series. The last adventure of Nathan Drake takes him to a pirate treasure hunt where he scouts many parts of the world to uncover the secrets left by the most notorious pirates of the world.

A Game you'll fall in love for its beauty

If you have played uncharted before then, there are lots of familiar stuff here, wall climbing, stream of enemies and action packed gameplay. They are all still there. Just much more beautiful this time. This review is played on a normal PS4 + 4K HDR TV combo and the graphics is just so real that it felt like I am looking at a window. It felt like I am right there with Nathan gunning down lots and lots of henchmen. I have climbed a mountain once(and a dangerous yet satisfying one), How the developers make the gamers feel like they are climbing a mountain and how a mountain look likes, is AMAZING. It's so good, it felt like I am climbing a real mountain, and when I reach the top. Behold the beauty of Mother Nature.

The PS4 Pro version is enhanced and if you have a PRO then you'll definitely want to download the patch enhancement for the game as it would enhance this already beautiful game.

Thief Bro

The fourth installment introduces you to Nathan's elders brother, Samuel Drake which is, like Nathan a professional Thief. His bro got into some heavy trouble with a big time Drug Lord which helped him out of Prison. He was forced to find a long lost Pirate treasure give the half of it or else he'd be dead. He got reunited with the retired Nathan, got his help and their pirate treasure hunt begins.

Still Linear

It's still linear. You don't get to choose where to go here. But you are free to roam around and look for treasure but still, You can't do much.

A lot of Intense Gaming Moments

I am trying not to spoil you but since this is Uncharted, even if the game is linear or straight to the point. There are still lots of what the Heck moments you won't see on action movies. There are things that only Video games can do and aims to give you 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

A lot of intense and breathtaking moments. The environments feels so real, Uncharted 4 gave a new level of gaming experience so real that you'd wish Uncharted would come to Playstation VR. The controls are so natural and easy. Climbing walls, flawless. Riding a the truck, flawless. Swinging like Tarzan, Flawless. Shooting, so easy. The list is on and on and the result is just a satisfying game to play. It makes you feel like you are Nathan Drake.

Intense gun fights while on a truck, Drake getting pulled by a truck on a highway then surf on a mud afterwards. That's an action game first. The thing about Uncharted is that, it's an action game but Naughty dog doesn't want you to just shoot and shoot but also to experience different ways of shooting people like you've never experienced before.

Wrap up

The game is pretty straight forward and there is always one direction for every Uncharted game that Naughty Dog wants to deliver. And that's just pure awesomeness.

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