Uncharted 4's action flows seamlessly alongside its narrative. Stealth requires a patient, measured approach-but it feeds into the idea of a more reserved Nathan. This is a clear influence from The Last of Us, developer Naughty Dog's darker take on a third-person adventure. But, unlike its predecessors, this game often lets you sneak past enemy soldiers without doing any harm at all. As with previous titles, Uncharted 4 revolves around third-person combat, climbing, and puzzle-solving.
This nuanced take on Nathan's personality is reflected in Uncharted 4's gameplay, too. Uncharted 4 tells this story with affection, showing an expert attention to detail in the way Nathan's voice falters when discussing his childhood, or how he stares at Elena when she's not looking. Uncharted 4 gives us insight into his past, and the way it shaped his psyche: how he despises authority how he uses humor as a shield how he long ago accepted violence as a justifiable means to an end. Sam's arrival not only upends Nathan's newfound domestication, but complicates his emotional life as well. Elena and Nathan are leading a quiet life at the beginning of Uncharted 4. Now, with Nathan forced out of his calm life, they set off to chase their elusive white whale. He also has a lead on one of history's greatest treasures: the loot of the pirate Henry Avery, which the brothers have sought since their early days of treasure hunting. Not only is he alive and well, but he's fallen in with criminals, and needs help paying a debt. They play video games together.īut this all changes with the return of Nathan's older brother Sam, who was presumed dead for 15 years. In Uncharted 4, however, we find protagonist Nathan Drake leading a quiet life with freelance journalist Elena Fisher, who happens to be his wife. Now Playing: Uncharted 4: A Thief's End - Video Reviewīy this point in the series, developer Naughty Dog has led us across the globe in search of famous treasures from equally famous legends: we unearthed El Dorado in the Amazon rainforest, found the Cintamani Stone deep in the Himalayas, and entered Iram of the Pillars, a sandswept city with a religious history of its own. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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