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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End |
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is a befitting end to the story of the beloved adventurer and treasure seeker, Nathan Drake. Journeying one last time into the unknown to discover what has been long buried, never found or even considered myth.
Nathan Drake is drawn back into the world of treasure hunting when he discovers that his supposedly deceased brother has re-entered his life with one final request: to help him locate the lost treasure of Libertalia, a haven established by pirates, in exchange for his life, after promising a mob boss that he would find the aforementioned treasure worth $400 million.
Just like every new Naughty Dog game, the mechanics are adjusted and a few new things added, like the grapple hook, which enables easier manoeuvres over the wall and gets you to rooftops in an instant. Simply? Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is a combination of every single Naughty Dog project to date. Even Crash the Bandicoot has his own cameo.
Inevitably, you'd find yourself having glitchy issues with climbing and trying to take cover; this is the usual issue with previous Uncharted games, and it shouldn't really be a hindrance to the game in general. It is near perfect, but the last act was dragged on a bit too long.
Verdict: 9/10 It is a must-have for every PlayStation 4 owner, not simply because it's the best game for the console itself, but because it was made for the console, which ensures the optimum experience.