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Garrett, the Master Thief, steps out of the shadows into the City. In this treacherous place, where the Baron’s Watch spreads a rising tide of fear and oppression, his skills are the only things he can trust. Even the most cautious citizens and their best- guarded possessions are not safe from his reach.
As an uprising emerges, Garrett finds himself entangled in growing layers of conflict. Lead by Orion, the voice of the people, the tyrannized citizens will do everything they can to claim back the City from the Baron’s grasp. The revolution is inevitable.
If Garrett doesn’t get involved, the streets will run red with blood and the City will tear itself apart.
It is rip-roaring stuff. There is no great illusion here; any risk that may have been associated with Nathan Drakeâs introduction a decade ago has long gone, swept away in a tide of crowd-pleasing spectacle. But Uncharted 4âs swagger makes it easy to succumb to the ride, its craftmanship, sense of adventure and willingness to open up to its players providing a potent sugar-rush of popcorn gaming pleasure.
Naughty Dog has crafted a brilliant game that can stand alone as the best game on PlayStation 4. Uncharted was once referred to as a Tomb Raider clone, but it wound up being a Tomb Raider killer. Naughty Dog has elevated the video game industry as Uncharted 4: A Thiefâs End is pure brilliance.
Uncharted 4 is a landmark title that anyone remotely interested in interactive storytelling should invest in. Naughty Dog has once again raised the bar across the industry. Thrilling shootouts, a staggering level of detail, breathtaking visuals and emotional depth come together to make Uncharted 4: A Thief's End a must-play masterpiece.
A Thief Endâs is the best Uncharted yet, delivering a story I didnât want to end, and an adventure that concludes with a hell of a payoff. The âwowâ factor of the world exploding under Drakeâs feet has diminished in the years following Uncharted 2, but those moments are still effective, and a true showpiece of the developerâs exquisite craftsmanship for world and gameplay design.
Uncharted 4 is like a book that you literally swallow page by page, but at the same time you are sad to see the diminishing count of unread pages. You donÂŽt want it to end, you know what is coming but nothing can be done. Nathan Drake's adventure ends, but it's probably the best final chapter you could wish for.
A performance of power. Naughty Dog realizes their profound technical ability, showcases a relationship between gorgeous locales and engaging level design, and executes a progressive yet agile and animated narrative. The viability of Uncharted's actionâsafe but nimble platforming and brisk cover-based shooting parallel to limitless coincidences and explosionsâcan feel out of sync with 2016, but A Thief's End is easily the best it has ever been.
Uncharted 4: A Thiefâs End feels as inevitable as it does unnecessary.
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