Uncharted 4 Review - Spoiler free

Uncharted 4. The game that got delayed once Then again. And again. Just as I was about to send these guys a threatening email, I saw this It's at that point in time that I knew exactly what I had to do... Uncharted 4 follows the story of Drake AKA Dude Raider AKA NOT the Six God AKA the son of a *** that's gonna *** you up First up is game-play. Uncharted 4 is a third-person shooter like the previous games and it controls as you'd expect Up goes forward Down goes back. Left goes left and right goes right. Standard stuff. Aiming is nice and tight, and has carried over from both Uncharted 2 and 3 If you played those two before, you got this *** A new mechanic was introduced here, and that is the grappling hook Thankfully, it has more than one use Swinging from place to place, rappelling from high to low areas, air take downs as well as clubbing your best friend in the head As far as graphics go, this is undisputedly one of the top five best looking PS4 titles at the moment It looks very similar to the build shown upon the reveal, which is always the case for any developer on the planet Thankfully, it still looks great Light bounces off the world realistically, tires leave convincing tracks in the mud. Mud even sticks to the tires And foliage moves as you walk through it As usual, Naughty Dog still pays attention to the stuff most developers don’t, and that’s the stuff I like to see in my games in the future and I think aspiring developers should learn from this. So Drake’s been doing this *** for years But he is out of the game. He's not a kid anymore and wants to leave this adventure *** behind Drake just wanna fill forms and bust a nut. Then his brother Sam shows up. He needs him now, more than ever But this review is spoiler free. If you'd like to know exactly what happened, check the gameplay in the description. The same thing can be said about the sound. The guns sound as they did in the previous games especially for the classic weapons like the AK-47... The soundtrack is also pretty good, but it’s important to note that the composer is not a Greg anymore, but a Henry There is a mixture synthetic and real instruments and the overall mix is well done. It’s a fresh take and I’m sure Greg would approve. So to answer the question “Do I need to have played the previous games to understand the story?” The answer is no you do not. But if you do that, you won’t be able to see the evolution of the characters’ relationships and it will be even harder you to appreciate the increase in the quality of the game, both visually and in the quality of the dialogue. So my suggestion is yes. Grab it if you can. It’s worth it even just for Uncharted 2. And 2 is greater than 3. Just a fact. So here we are guys The end of the review, and quite possibly the end of the Uncharted franchise as we know it. As sad as I am that one the best games on the planet is coming to an end, I'm happy for many things. First, I am pleased with how it ended Second, I think it’s brave that a developer ends a franchise, considering that starting something new is risky and can mean financial trouble. In a few words, it takes balls to do that Really BIG balls.