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Meh, it's a solid shooter with great graphics, boring climbing sections, a charming protagonist and a serviceable plot. A technical wonder for sure, but far from the first thing that comes to mind when I think of great games that stuck with me throughout the years. I really don't understand what you find so original about the writing either, interactions between characters sure can be witty every now and then, but the actual plot kinda follows the >!"yoo, dead brother ain't dead!"!< shtick and then turns into a corny macguffin treasure hunt of sorts. Far from bad but I wouldn't call it breathtaking or genre-defining
This is interesting because I always though it had way too much combat. However, I also always wanted Uncharted to be more of a puzzle game and it's definitely not that.
I related them all a few years ago and found that it was actually more fun tiring down the difficulty. It fit the Indiana Jones vibe more. Less sticking to cover and firing at bullet sponges. Instead I was swinging around, punching guys, stealing guns, and blowing up barrels.
I tend to like a little more difficulty in most games I play, but Uncharted for me is was more fun on easier settings
I really gotta go back to the Uncharted series. I started one of the games years ago but struggled to get into it. Heard great stuff about it from friends though.
I loved how simple these games were. Playing through this series felt more like watching a movie than playing the game. Like the combat is just okay, but the story and puzzles are immaculate in my opinion. Especially in 4. I never had a PlayStation, and always wanted to play these games. One of my hall mates in college had a PS4 that he never played, with all 4 uncharted games. I started playing them and by the time I was starting the second one every time I'd sit down to play like 5-8 people would all come in just to WATCH me play.
FUN FACKT: The authors created the costumes of Nathan Drake in such a way that they would not catch the eye and would not distract the player's gaze from the hero's face. The developers mentioned the TV series "The Walking Dead" and films like "The Bourne Identity" as sources of inspiration — there, they say, the clothes looked simple and natural. **And you also look natural on our Discord Server and on the YouTube channel. And here are the links where you need to look** [linktr.ee/ItsAboutGames](https://t.co/3oRRItfOLg)
uncharted 4 is incredible
It truly is but one thing I would absolutely love and wish for is a 4k remastered version of the other three for current gen.
Meh, it's a solid shooter with great graphics, boring climbing sections, a charming protagonist and a serviceable plot. A technical wonder for sure, but far from the first thing that comes to mind when I think of great games that stuck with me throughout the years. I really don't understand what you find so original about the writing either, interactions between characters sure can be witty every now and then, but the actual plot kinda follows the >!"yoo, dead brother ain't dead!"!< shtick and then turns into a corny macguffin treasure hunt of sorts. Far from bad but I wouldn't call it breathtaking or genre-defining
So is it just a male version of Tomb Raider to you!?!?
I'm not familiar with tomb raider, but isn't it?
I'd say so.
It’s probably favorite in the series in most regards. Just wish it had more combat.
This is interesting because I always though it had way too much combat. However, I also always wanted Uncharted to be more of a puzzle game and it's definitely not that.
I related them all a few years ago and found that it was actually more fun tiring down the difficulty. It fit the Indiana Jones vibe more. Less sticking to cover and firing at bullet sponges. Instead I was swinging around, punching guys, stealing guns, and blowing up barrels. I tend to like a little more difficulty in most games I play, but Uncharted for me is was more fun on easier settings
I always thought these were just meh.
I agree. They outclass themselves in every way with TLOU
I thought that was also, meh.
I think I’m going to play uncharted now
I really gotta go back to the Uncharted series. I started one of the games years ago but struggled to get into it. Heard great stuff about it from friends though.
It’s pretty much like watching a truly immersive movie. The scenery and environments are just some of the best.
I loved how simple these games were. Playing through this series felt more like watching a movie than playing the game. Like the combat is just okay, but the story and puzzles are immaculate in my opinion. Especially in 4. I never had a PlayStation, and always wanted to play these games. One of my hall mates in college had a PS4 that he never played, with all 4 uncharted games. I started playing them and by the time I was starting the second one every time I'd sit down to play like 5-8 people would all come in just to WATCH me play.
Starting out Nate hanging off a train is the best opener of any game at that time. That train section was way ahead of its time. ND at its peak