Gradually, cut scenes give way to banter, little dialogues that play out over the gameplay. The downside is that, especially over the first few hours, the story elements are all but overwhelming, and you’ll spend almost as much time watching the game as playing it. It’s the kind of tale where someone says a lame line like “the biggest pirate treasure of all time is within our grasp” and you get goosebumps. But through a combination of great writing and acting, as well as much more expressive characters thanks to the game’s enhanced graphics, the story transcends its formula. There’s heartbreak, deception, and death-defying escapes. There are multiple sides racing to find the same treasure Nathan and Sam are up against a literal army of mercenaries. Uncharted 4’s story is a pretty typical pulp adventure. Sam has been described as more reckless than Nate and a little jealous of his brother’s achievements. In order to recover an ancient artifact and keep it out of the hands of a ruthless warmonger, Chloe must enlist the aid of renowned mercenary Nadine Ross and venture to India’s Western Ghats to locate the Golden. It is said his disappearance is what originally caused Nate to pursue a life of treasure hunting. From award-winning developer Naughty Dog comes a brand new UNCHARTED game, starring Chloe Frazer.
He’s done with that life.Sam is five years older than his younger brother Nate, and previously thought to be dead.
His boss keeps pestering him about a lucrative job in Malaysia, but Nathan turns it down. His attic is filled with mementos from a life of globetrotting, and he keeps files in his work desk of future quests he has no plans to actually embark on. But when alone, Drake is still thinking about adventure, treasure, and all of those things that made his life so thrilling. He works as a salvager by day and spends his nights playing video games with his wife Elena (whose life has made a similar turn for the mundane, at least compared to years past). After three games’ worth of adventures, he’s settled into a quiet home life. It’s a worthy send-off for Nathan Drake, and possibly the series as a whole.Īt the outset of Uncharted 4, Nathan is no longer a treasure hunter. It retreads familiar ground (sometimes a bit too much), but overall is a drop-dead gorgeous, engaging, and thrilling experience. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End fully lives up to the legacy of the series.
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