Uncharted 4: A Thief's End Game Review

Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is a different experience from other installments in the franchise but is also perfect, mending large set pieces with remastered gameplay that makes itself the best conclusion and the best installment the franchise could ever have hoped for.

The story of Uncharted 4 is the best in the series. It packs a lot more emotion such as pain, regret, and loss. It's emotionally powerful in its best moments but still a true adventure. The gameplay this time is giving the idea of a more reserved Nathan. Stealth is more heavily implemented and is much easier to use. There are vehicle sections where you drive around in open sand-box like areas. The shooting and climbing are much more refined than it was in the original trilogy. Shooting feels better, and with the transfer of reloading to triangle and addition of the grappling hook, it's quite simply the best the series has seen. With extensive replay value such as Survival and Multiplayer modes, there is a lot to sink your teeth into. Uncharted 4 is quite simply the best Uncharted game of all time. Score: 9.8 out of 10.