An Uncharted game on a smaller scale, but that doesn’t mean smaller sights or reduced gameplay. This is the most refined combat in Uncharted so far.

Instead of playing as Nathan Drake, you take the role of Chloe Frazer as she looks to find an ancient relic (and possibly stop a warlord) in India. It starts off as you would expect, with some fun linear segments, but then you get to the main chunk of the game, which takes place in a massive beautiful landscape where you can choose the order that you complete the missions in.

This more open structure fits the uncharted style very well, and includes a large optional side mission to find some extra treasure. At the same time, this doesn’t fall into the repetitive nature of some open worlds as it’s only a portion of the game – with more traditional Uncharted sections both before and after. The mixture of styles works really well and makes Lost Legacy feel more like a full Uncharted experience than the “budget” title it was sold as.

Finished The Lost Legacy: that wraps up the Uncharted series.

This was a good game. As it’s just a spin-off, it was also very short. The story was nothing revolutionary and the villain wasn’t really that interesting if you ask me. Nadine’s character got more interesting though, as she is one of our protagonists. The other one being Chloe, who is (of course) amazing as always.

The puzzles were great though. Also: we can finally pick locks now. A great feat considering Uncharted is a franchise with a thief protagonist.

Definitely no must-play but cool nonetheless. It’s basically Uncharted 4.5 so you can’t really go wrong here.