Людонарративный диссонас: the game
unfortunately basically the peak of the whole Naughty Dog/Sony first party/prestige games movement. a culmination of all the good ideas they had throughout the series. good story and character stuff here but its not the revolutionary stuff ppl claimed it was on release, but its fine! its an uncharted game! the nate/elena stuff is still really damn good!
On my 3rd replay and it’s still the greatest of all time
not bad
Liked it - but didn’t love it as much as everyone else seems to
Une conclusion parfaite à la licence
Being able to play one of Naughty Dog's most iconic character as one of Naughty Dog's most iconic character is a flex not many companies can achieve in this day and age. this game definitely shows off the technical prowess the company is capable of and its a nice send off for the many overarching stories in place throughout the franchise's lifespan
PC
Naughty Dog looked at the first 3 with their awesome characters and said "okay what if the plot was actually good though?" Nate's longing for adventure and relationship with Elena was so captivating. Basically perfect ending for these characters. I loved the more open Madagascar and Libertalia levels and the action and set pieces are still there.
this game is so fucking fun
Perfect ending to a perfect series.
Beautiful game with some of the best action sequences in gaming history. A real shame Naughty Dog has been sucking off its lesser companion TLOU.
É a décima vez que eu tô zerando esse jogo e continua sendo um dos meus jogos favoritos de todos os tempos. Tudo é perfeito, as sequências de ação, os puzzles, os personagens, o drama e principalmente a história que fecha perfeitamente a franquia e dá um final digno e incrível pra um dos melhores personagens já feitos
great game
don't make an uncharted 5 or anything. just keep it here
don't make an uncharted 5 or anything. just keep it here
The perfect conclusion to this legendary franchise, it peaked here and was the end of an era
thank you
thank you
memorable experience
Never got around to beating it but I imagine I will eventually.
Peak at its finest
I played this while my mental state was down, and it was a really good experience for me. It may be a turn off-er for you because how unserious the story is, but its a really fun experience overall
So close to being the best Uncharted IMO. The second game just has that slight edge.
for some reason this was the only game i had for ps4 for over a year
U will have a problem looking for a better adventure game
you used to call me on my cell phone
I unfortunately had a terrible first time with this game because something about it just made my console hard crash I am not sure if it was the fault of the game itself or just a breaking point on my ps4 but its never been the same since oh well since then though i have finished it a few times and gotten the platinum so its fine fun game
The Uncharted games are all one big game to me. I really don’t think there’s that much that differentiates them so I’m going to post the same thing on each game. I will break down each game a little bit here.
For reference, I played Uncharted 2 first, then Uncharted 1, then the rest on their respective release days – outside of Golden Abyss which I did not immediately play as I didn’t get a Vita on launch day.
This series was pretty wild to me. I played the Crash games as a kid and they were the only thing I ever associated with Naughty Dog. I has pretty much stuck with Nintendo entirely up until 2009.
Uncharted 2 - One of the first PlayStation exclusive games I played on the PS3. The writing, production level, detailed environments, pacing, varied platforming/gunplay had me feeling like I was clearly missing out on something. Sully instantly became one of my favourite video game characters. He’s still up there to this day. I also really like Chloe, which is something that boosts this game up as well. I generally don’t like puzzles but these games do them “correctly”. Not too confusing but not too simple. I appreciate how you use your little notebook to come up with solutions.
I think this is the most important entry, and it makes sense that people look back on it the most fondly. It came at a time when PS was finally getting back in to shape. This game was probably the number one reason for the PS3’s rise to glory in 2009. I do believe its success and the way people view it in retrospect is partially due to its timing.
Uncharted 1 – Going back to play this after 2 made it more apparent how inferior this one is. It’s still a great game, but it would have been more impressive back in 2007. I am not surprised it didn’t light the world on fire back then, though. They didn’t quite nail the pacing yet. Most aspects of the game felt like they were still trying to figure out the hardware but they were doing the best they could. The voice work, the music, the sense of adventure were there. They hadn’t quite dreamed big enough yet to set up the big set pieces that the series became known for in 2. It’s the weakest game in the franchise (at least tied for that title) – but that’s okay. It was first.
Uncharted 3 – This game is equally as good as Uncharted 2 in almost every way. They worked on improving the hand to hand combat and they brought Sully back in a bigger way. Love that. However, since it released only 2 years after U2, I feel it was too heavily criticized for being “more of the same” – which I don’t have a problem with. U2 and U3 are very similar. If they released in reverse order, people would be calling U2 the copy cat and the weaker game.
Uncharted: Golden Abyss – Similar in quality to Uncharted 1. It wasn’t developed by Naughty Dog, this was Sony Bend taking a crack at the franchise to bring “console quality games” to their new handheld. For the most part, they succeeded. The touchpad integration was pretty silly but it was fine – most games were trying to take advantage of the gimmicks of the Vita at the time. It couldn’t quite be as big and bombastic as the two most recent games, it was more of a return to simplicity of the first. I’d say either this or U1 is the weakest – it’d be hard to argue against that.
Uncharted 4 – Similar to U2 and U3 in terms of the pacing and execution of story / action, but a little different in terms of scope. They definitely tried to make things more open and for the most part, it is appreciated. Change can be good if it is implemented well. I think I prefer how linear the other games were, though. This game goes for a more personal story of Drakes and it pays off well to “end” his saga. The Crash part was super cool to see. Overall, for its time I think it’s again equal in quality to U2 and U3.
Uncharted: Lost Legacy – Chloe has always been a Top 2 character for me, along with Sully. I love that they focused a game around her. Nadine is cool, too. This game is an extension of the Uncharted 4 formula and I loved it. Good stuff.
Overall, it’s a fantastic franchise that has remained pretty consistent over the span of a decade.
For reference, I played Uncharted 2 first, then Uncharted 1, then the rest on their respective release days – outside of Golden Abyss which I did not immediately play as I didn’t get a Vita on launch day.
This series was pretty wild to me. I played the Crash games as a kid and they were the only thing I ever associated with Naughty Dog. I has pretty much stuck with Nintendo entirely up until 2009.
Uncharted 2 - One of the first PlayStation exclusive games I played on the PS3. The writing, production level, detailed environments, pacing, varied platforming/gunplay had me feeling like I was clearly missing out on something. Sully instantly became one of my favourite video game characters. He’s still up there to this day. I also really like Chloe, which is something that boosts this game up as well. I generally don’t like puzzles but these games do them “correctly”. Not too confusing but not too simple. I appreciate how you use your little notebook to come up with solutions.
I think this is the most important entry, and it makes sense that people look back on it the most fondly. It came at a time when PS was finally getting back in to shape. This game was probably the number one reason for the PS3’s rise to glory in 2009. I do believe its success and the way people view it in retrospect is partially due to its timing.
Uncharted 1 – Going back to play this after 2 made it more apparent how inferior this one is. It’s still a great game, but it would have been more impressive back in 2007. I am not surprised it didn’t light the world on fire back then, though. They didn’t quite nail the pacing yet. Most aspects of the game felt like they were still trying to figure out the hardware but they were doing the best they could. The voice work, the music, the sense of adventure were there. They hadn’t quite dreamed big enough yet to set up the big set pieces that the series became known for in 2. It’s the weakest game in the franchise (at least tied for that title) – but that’s okay. It was first.
Uncharted 3 – This game is equally as good as Uncharted 2 in almost every way. They worked on improving the hand to hand combat and they brought Sully back in a bigger way. Love that. However, since it released only 2 years after U2, I feel it was too heavily criticized for being “more of the same” – which I don’t have a problem with. U2 and U3 are very similar. If they released in reverse order, people would be calling U2 the copy cat and the weaker game.
Uncharted: Golden Abyss – Similar in quality to Uncharted 1. It wasn’t developed by Naughty Dog, this was Sony Bend taking a crack at the franchise to bring “console quality games” to their new handheld. For the most part, they succeeded. The touchpad integration was pretty silly but it was fine – most games were trying to take advantage of the gimmicks of the Vita at the time. It couldn’t quite be as big and bombastic as the two most recent games, it was more of a return to simplicity of the first. I’d say either this or U1 is the weakest – it’d be hard to argue against that.
Uncharted 4 – Similar to U2 and U3 in terms of the pacing and execution of story / action, but a little different in terms of scope. They definitely tried to make things more open and for the most part, it is appreciated. Change can be good if it is implemented well. I think I prefer how linear the other games were, though. This game goes for a more personal story of Drakes and it pays off well to “end” his saga. The Crash part was super cool to see. Overall, for its time I think it’s again equal in quality to U2 and U3.
Uncharted: Lost Legacy – Chloe has always been a Top 2 character for me, along with Sully. I love that they focused a game around her. Nadine is cool, too. This game is an extension of the Uncharted 4 formula and I loved it. Good stuff.
Overall, it’s a fantastic franchise that has remained pretty consistent over the span of a decade.
Story drags too much and you pass the whole game on that 'farewell' vibe that doesn't fit Uncharted at all. Weakest of the main series, even with better graphics.
This really was a thief's end
This review contains spoilers
SPOILER WARNING:
Idk even where to begin.. the story is, Astonishing, Incredible, Breathtaking, Marvelous, Phenomenal, Extraordinary, Impressive, Spectacular, Outstanding, and Mind-blowing. The graphics are top notch and the action sequences are fire. The references to the previous games make it even more satisfying and rewarding to have finished all the previous games, as it enhances this game's experience. Some chapters are examples of the best story composition and direction you've ever seen (such as C4, C16, and C22). Most other chapters are just the best action you could ever ask for in an Uncharted game. The puzzles are also superb. We can clearly see Nathan maturing and realizing that the big treasure and his arrogance shouldn't risk the lives of himself and the others around him (we started to see this in Uncharted 3). But Sam won't take his mind off of discovering Avery's treasure because he hasn't fulfilled his treasure hunting itch from when they were kids.The final boss fight left my jaw DROPPED.. Rafe was basically an unseen antagonist for the entire series and we never knew. But the way he reveals his jealousy is so perfect. Also, Nathan having a BROTHER who "died" even before Uncharted Golden Abyss, adds so much story to Nathan that we never knew. This game.. is literally.. the definition of peak storytelling🤯
PS (Naughty Dog rant): I thought this game would have the same effect as TLoU2, where it’s a very sad ending (mostly because its called “A Thief’s End). But no! Uncharted 4 is somehow way better than any uncharted game before it. If i could change one thing, it would be the dramatic cover art, and replace it with something like the uncharted 3 art. The cover gives the same vibe as the TLoU2, but they are very, very different (story-wise).
Idk even where to begin.. the story is, Astonishing, Incredible, Breathtaking, Marvelous, Phenomenal, Extraordinary, Impressive, Spectacular, Outstanding, and Mind-blowing. The graphics are top notch and the action sequences are fire. The references to the previous games make it even more satisfying and rewarding to have finished all the previous games, as it enhances this game's experience. Some chapters are examples of the best story composition and direction you've ever seen (such as C4, C16, and C22). Most other chapters are just the best action you could ever ask for in an Uncharted game. The puzzles are also superb. We can clearly see Nathan maturing and realizing that the big treasure and his arrogance shouldn't risk the lives of himself and the others around him (we started to see this in Uncharted 3). But Sam won't take his mind off of discovering Avery's treasure because he hasn't fulfilled his treasure hunting itch from when they were kids.The final boss fight left my jaw DROPPED.. Rafe was basically an unseen antagonist for the entire series and we never knew. But the way he reveals his jealousy is so perfect. Also, Nathan having a BROTHER who "died" even before Uncharted Golden Abyss, adds so much story to Nathan that we never knew. This game.. is literally.. the definition of peak storytelling🤯
PS (Naughty Dog rant): I thought this game would have the same effect as TLoU2, where it’s a very sad ending (mostly because its called “A Thief’s End). But no! Uncharted 4 is somehow way better than any uncharted game before it. If i could change one thing, it would be the dramatic cover art, and replace it with something like the uncharted 3 art. The cover gives the same vibe as the TLoU2, but they are very, very different (story-wise).
gameplay is still just uncharted but the writing is a massive improvment from the trilogy
Um filme em console, que orgulho de ter jogado.