Played this jolly good game during the period when i first bought the PlayStation 4 in a time when the PlayStation 5 was about to come.
I'm not that great with videogames and movies that tell stories about exploring forbidden ruins, such as Tomb Raider and Indiana Jones franchises, although this was a great experience for the first time i played it when during the COVID-19 pandemic Sony gave away the Uncharted collection for free. This game was developed by the folks behind the original Crash Bandicoot series before they sold it to Activision, although there's nothing really anything interesting to note about this.
As far as i could remember, the game tells the journey of Nathan Drake who searches for the treasure of El Dorado following the diaries of Francis Drake, only to be surrounded by many adversaries who seem to go after him or the treasure. The main thing of this game is that the progression switches between exploration and combat parts constantly as you delve into mysterious locations such as temples, abandoned castles and cities, alongside solving interesting puzzles, before getting into combat scenes involving loan sharks and other enemies that Drake encounters.
The first game had a twist that kind of thrilled me when they put off that archeological haunting atmosphere decently, but i appreciated the twist of the second game more than this one, but the first Uncharted never ceases to be amazing.
In the collection, there's also extra secrets that however i do not ever intend to go seeking for because of obvious completionist stuff i don't care about getting into.
I'm not that great with videogames and movies that tell stories about exploring forbidden ruins, such as Tomb Raider and Indiana Jones franchises, although this was a great experience for the first time i played it when during the COVID-19 pandemic Sony gave away the Uncharted collection for free. This game was developed by the folks behind the original Crash Bandicoot series before they sold it to Activision, although there's nothing really anything interesting to note about this.
As far as i could remember, the game tells the journey of Nathan Drake who searches for the treasure of El Dorado following the diaries of Francis Drake, only to be surrounded by many adversaries who seem to go after him or the treasure. The main thing of this game is that the progression switches between exploration and combat parts constantly as you delve into mysterious locations such as temples, abandoned castles and cities, alongside solving interesting puzzles, before getting into combat scenes involving loan sharks and other enemies that Drake encounters.
The first game had a twist that kind of thrilled me when they put off that archeological haunting atmosphere decently, but i appreciated the twist of the second game more than this one, but the first Uncharted never ceases to be amazing.
In the collection, there's also extra secrets that however i do not ever intend to go seeking for because of obvious completionist stuff i don't care about getting into.