Uncharted: Drake's Fortune

Lighthearted (and lightweight) Indiana Jones clone. Good for some zippy fun, but it even with its short length, it threatens to overstay its welcome, mostly due to its repetitive and outdated gameplay.

Hokey fun, though the overabundance of combat detracts from it.

My love for Naughty Dog games ended with the beginning of this franchise. Nathan Drake and his co-stars are well acted and well written, but there is no actually interesting story to speak of and the first Uncharted does not play well. The Uncharted series for me is the embodiment of ludo-narrative dissonance that plagues the realistic third-person shooter genre. It's asinine to suggest that a simple treasure hunter would murder hundreds of people on their quest and not get arrested or get PTSD.

thirteen year old me shat his pants with the diary flip at the beginning

A classic.

The games not that bad, jeez calm down man

Uncharted serisinin ilk oyunu asl?nda zaman?na göre gayet saf bir adventure oyunu. ?yi de say?labilir, ki bas?ndan da çok yüksek notlar alm??. Ben bu oyunu çok ortalama bulurum, ne çok iyi ne de kötü. Yer yer e?lendi?im, yer yer ise oyunun kendini tekrar etmesinden s?k?ld???m bir yap?md?. Mekanikleri de gün geçtikçe yabanla?maya ba?lad?.

soooooo much pointless combat

Must have looked astonishing in 2007. Today it’s still a quite good (and still good looking) arcade shooter despite monotone settings and way too much shooting, climbing, shooting, climbing and shooting.

The game occasionally stalls with it's puzzle sections. Though overall Uncharted is energetic, beautiful to look at, the gunplay is satisfying and the blockbuster story is loaded with goofy one-liners.

As rudimentary as you can get for cover shooters, but even then the game is lacking. The setpieces are poorly executed and lot of sections are padded out with obnoxious hitscan enemies which is made worse by how many sections are designed to be slow paced in the most obnoxious way possible. I thought UC2 was pretty mediocre and uninteresting, but this somehow manages to be even more stale and boring to play.

It could've been great if it weren't for the endless repetitive gunfights, clearly added in just pad the already short game time. A great 4-hour game transformed into a very mediocre 8-hour one.

Good game overall. Puzzles is what makes this game the rating I gave it, Also the lack of a radar meter to tell you the direction you need to go in these 3D world games. Again used to love this game when it first came out.

[PS4] Uncharted is a solid entry in a franchise that never really falters. The gameplay might be a little repetitive, but it’s still engaging enough to be enjoyable.

Too many frustrating chapters hurt this game a bit. And those jetski levels. Oh my God the jetski!

A pretty well-made first effort for Naughty Dog into the shooter genre. The characters are fairly consistent and the story, while a little too Raiders-like, it fun. The controls needed to be refined, shooting mindless enemies is not very fun.

The controls have not aged well, which leads to stale gameplay, but the story is still charming - even if generic (leading to the most enraging final levels of all time). It being mercifully short helps a lot.

The most repetitive shooter ever made. My favorite part was the skeleton that had a beard, therefore it had to be Sir Francis Drake.

This series got so much better

A stellar story, charismatic characters, engaging dialogue, and luscious set pieces set "Uncharted: Drake's Fortune" apart when it launched all the way back in 2007, and those aforementioned attributes have truly stood the test the test. What hasn't, however, is the rudimentary, repetitive, and unending gun-play, which drags an otherwise spectacular PS3 debut from Naughty Dog down significantly. Still, as a piece of the greater puzzle, Nathan Drake's maiden voyage is far from a fool's errand.