Pessoal, estou jogando pela primeira vez uncharted 3 remasterizado, e notei no capítulo 5 que o Drake chega em uma seção subterrânea que lembra muito Chrono Trigger, quando ele está em umas vigas de ferro para atravessar uma parede com um elevador emperrado, ali tem até um rato parado é "idêntico" ao Chrono Trigger, para mim é uma referência mto óbvia. Queria saber de vcs, acha q é uma ref. ou é só impressão minha?

Hey y'all! Just wanted to say that I'm wrapping up my first playthrough of the Uncharted Series. Started off with Uncharted 4 just to get me into the series, and I fell in love with it. I love Naughty Dog games overall, and this series sent me down such a rabbit hole. Im playing them in backwards order (I know, it can be frowned upon, but I'm still having fun lol)

The most difficult part for me was definitely the ship graveyard in Uncharted 3, I couldn't get past that area for a few hours lol

Nathan Drake has to be the luckiest MF alive lol

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I just finished the uncharted series. I know I’m late but Wanted to say that Nate got the ending he deserved U4 has gotta be one of my favorite games of all time but now idk what to play. Is there any games that are similar to the uncharted series? (Besides tomb raider because I already played all of those)

Hi, I started playing the fourth game on PC and fell in love with it instantly. I’ve never played the others before, but even just playing a little, I can spot references to the older games, and that’s intrigued me. I’m not sure whether to just keep playing as usual or watch gameplay videos of the previous titles. Since you guys definitely know more about this than I do, could you tell me what I should do? I feel like I might be missing out on something by playing the fourth game first.

If y'all have read my review of Uncharted 1, y'all would understand I love U4 the most out of the series. This game was amazing, but like all things, 'tis not perfect. This is probably going to be less of a review and more of a "How I felt whilst playing".

The Story: As someone who had never played an Uncharted game before playing four, I was blown away by what someone could do with a video game. I never thought that you could make such a distinct environment for each level in a video game. Like, I could tell you where you are in each chapter. And the use of Latin in this game is also cool, as someone does speak Latin (Non mentior.), and as someone who knew of Saint Dismas before I played the game, I was enthralled, to say the least. I also found it easy to get into the story because all you need to know is that Nathan and Elana are ex-treasure hunters, and now they are married. And the story with Rafe, where he just wants to be known for something more than just his money, is a great character idea, and the fact that he is reasonable yet short-tempered makes it better. As for the story as a whole, some parts are good, and some parts are not as much. But to be fair, the parts that aren't as good still are decent. But one thing I can say I didn't like a lot of was the fact that there is NO DONUT DRAKE. He was in the first three, and I didn't know I needed him til I played the first.

Nadine: Imma bite the bullet now; how many of y'all thought she was underdeveloped? Because I think most of it happened over miserable conversations from stealth, and the rest happened in chapter 17 with Elana. Other than that I liked her. Tho imma leave my thoughts for my uncharted Lost Legacy review.

Combat: Peak best part of the game.

Stealth: I'm bad at it, but I have beaten every combat encounter in stealth that you can. And I love stealth in this game, it's so good.

Gun selection: This is only here because no silenced pistol.

Rating: 9.5/10

If there is anything yall want my opinion on more I will add that.

This is Joe Carnahan's 2017 draft of the film. Reading through it, so far, it's better than that 2022 shitstorm Sony called a movie.

Mes 3 photos d'Uncharted 4: A Thief's End capturées avec le mode photo du jeu sur PlayStation 5 Standard.

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Ive been trying to get the stealth kill trophy but this happens pretty much every time i sneak up on someone. Any suggestions?

Not sure what prompted me to pick up and play Uncharted 4 again, it didn’t even occur to me that it’s been 10 years since we concluded our adventures with Nathan Drake. Played the remaster on PS5, got about 62% of the trophies.

In any case, this game still holds up really well. On PS5 it really shines. It’s about three years since I played. I have been with the Uncharted franchise for close to 20 years, I remember buying the midnight release of Among Thieves at Walmart.

Cheers fellow explorers! 🧭

Graham McTavish was in town for a convention appearance and I had the opportunity to meet him briefly and get a Thorin Map signed. Chatted him up a bit about Uncharted and he seemed especially fond of his roles, the games, and Nolan North. Awesome dude oozes cool

First post here. I'm not browsing to avoid spoilers. I just need to vent a frustration.

I just beat the first Uncharted after owning it for over 5 years. Gameplay was as expected for when it came out. I hated the swinging to jump mechanics!

I just started the 2nd game as I have the remastered collection. I was really hoping for a crouch feature to be added for the added dodging and stealth like in Rise of the Tomb Raider. I know there is still a gap in when the games were released. Anyways. That's my voiced frustration as I died so many times due to the inability to crouch or sprint!

Hopefully it will be different in the third game!

Hello uncharted 4 players, I bought a PS5 recently and lost my old account, so I played the game again after years, and I'm looking for someone to help me win the survival mode trophies, whis is Earn three stars on all Survival stages on the Crushing setting.

If have 2 players willing to help me, please add me on PS PLUS!!

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I finally did it. 10 days and 413 deaths later I am done. I almost lost my mental health doing it but here I am. Totally sane (not)

It was indeed brutal, especially the car chase through the jungle and Drake's weird habit of looking for cover in the line of fire made me ragequit and thinking about quitting more than once. But hell, mama ain't raise no quitter 🫠