Uncharted 4: A Thief's End

Uncharted 4 is a landmark title that anyone remotely interested in interactive storytelling should invest in. Naughty Dog has once again raised the bar across the industry. Thrilling shootouts, a staggering level of detail, breathtaking visuals and emotional depth come together to make Uncharted 4: A Thief's End a must-play masterpiece.

Naughty Dog once again delivers the whole package. Even if the formula is almost 9 years old by now, Uncharted 4 is a superb end to a several-year journey in the best company you can imagine.

I've loved this series from the beginning, but a new high bar has been set in Uncharted 4. Naughty Dog have created a truly memorable game, and one of the very best of the current generation.

A Thief End’s is the best Uncharted yet, delivering a story I didn’t want to end, and an adventure that concludes with a hell of a payoff. The “wow” factor of the world exploding under Drake’s feet has diminished in the years following Uncharted 2, but those moments are still effective, and a true showpiece of the developer’s exquisite craftsmanship for world and gameplay design.

Throughout the twenty-two chapters and a wonderful final level that you won’t want to miss, Nathan Drake’s story is finally complete. Whatever a future developer chooses—Naughty Dog has said this is their last Uncharted—they have mighty big shoes to fill. Muddy, worn out, hilarious shoes.

One of the few PS4 exclusives that lives up to the "Greatness Awaits" slogan. There's a special element to games from Naughty Dog that deliver the type of single player experiences that can stand on their own, offering the perfect blend of story telling, visuals, and gameplay -- everything else I just consider a bonus.

Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End feels as inevitable as it does unnecessary.

top 5 game ever and the best game in the entire series, great emotional depth for an uncharted game + best parkour physics and gun play obviously

Uncharted 4 delivers a visually stunning and emotional conclusion to Nathan Drake’s story, but its pacing can feel uneven at times. While the narrative has strong moments, it occasionally leans too heavily on nostalgia. The gameplay is refined, but the story does not always reach the heights expected from the series.

This is a very personal opinion, in fact I don't know what people like about Uncharted 4, it is certainly very beautiful, it is a real visual treat. But I find that the formula is the same since Uncharted 2: we climb, we shoot enemies, and then it is a cutscene. This from the beginning to the end of the game. Maybe it is the multiplayer mode that increases the interest of this game, because I found its campaign mode totally identical to the previous episodes and therefore, not innovative for a PlayStation 4.

This game is also directed by neil druckmann. The one who destroyed the last of us IP. The story is okay; the gameplay is dull. I never finished the game. If you look at the directions of the game, you can see the manipulative gameplay, the bias, and the typical things he does.

слишком претенциозная игра с максимально душный и высасоным из пальца сюжетом и сюжетными поворотами, максимально отвратительным геймплеем с попрыгушками по заскриптованным белым точкам на скалах, максимально тупым ии противников и тупорылых побегушка туда сюда и с потасканием коробок. паркур хуже 1 ассасина, высасонный из пальца брат дрейка, которого не существовало, чтоб показать внутренний конфликт дрейка, что видите ли ему не хватало приключений на свою жопу. игра пытается быть тем, кем не является, и это получается ужасно