I was pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed Uncharted 4. The game doesn't have too many new tricks but everything in the game has such a level of refinement it's hard to notice. The story is probably a couple hours too long but I'll be damned if by the end I wasn't getting a bit emotional. I never thought it could care about a conclusion to the Nathan Drake story but they pulled it off while leaving the door open for sequels I would be genuinely interested in playing.

Flawless action-adventure game, with a strong story and great set-pieces.

A great send off.

It seems Naughty Dog has a no idea of what pirates are. Even the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' movies seem more authentic. I mean, building temples with puzzles across the world isn't really a pirate way of life... And The gameplay feels dull overall, but there is some spectacular vistas of tropical islands and a few exciting moments. So...

Great story, great game - simple as

This game feels like one of those sturdy hand games. I am playing the game, but at the same time, I feel like the game is playing me, it's very restrictive.

Noticeably enhanced by a generation shift, some mechanical changes, especially to stealth, are a step forward. That said, the last few combat encounters and finale fell into the usual pitfall of going overboard.

watched it

Guy building a huge elaborate puzzle tower then shitting in a hole after and wiping his butt with a pinecone.

The worst out of all the Uncharted games. Again lack of a radar meter and they made this game even bigger than the previous 3. I remember taking a while just to solve parts that took extra long.. 20 hour plus game. I beat it. I don't like it.

I just say Uncharted

[PS4] in Uncharted 4, the cinematics might be the same length as the gameplay, but I didn’t mind a single bit. I was constantly immersed, as was anyone who entered the room and ended up watching the story unfold. It's practically a playable movie, and I loved it. There's a understated scene where Nathan & Elena drive from one side of the island to the other, with a mellow score and a setting sun; a calm before the storm that encapsulates what is great about this game.

I found out, i don't like pure shooters that much. All points to story telling and graphics. Rest is not that hot.

A true hallmark of Naughty Dog's masterful story telling, complete with truly jaw-dropping visuals. Uncharted 4 is a lovely send-off to one of gaming's better recent franchises, and a hard game not to love. Gameplay wise, Uncharted 4 is the same as the others, except a bit more polished.

I can understand the complaints of boredom, the shooting/action gameplay segments are massively scaled back from the previous games. The storytelling is top notch and it just might be the best looking game I've ever seen. I had thought the introduction of a brother that had gone unmentioned for 3 games would be incredibly contrived but they made it work decently. Excellent voice acting, dialogue, and characters as usual.

I died more times playing that Crash Bandicoot level than in the actual game