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Uncharted 4 ps4
Uncharted 4 ps4









uncharted 4 ps4

The most common causes of this issue are: Which makes me wonder: Why is it me who has to swallow my pride and turn a game down to "easy" if I don't want to be bothered with shooting? Why not also fill Uncharted with puzzles, and let players who don't want to exercise their brains suffer the tiny indignity of picking "easy" mode, and letting them skip those? That's a difficulty slider I'd be happy to turn up all the way.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. Games like Uncharted used to have real puzzles, I vaguely remembered at one point. But like the rock-climbing, these aren't supposed to be in any way difficult-they're sort of like representations of puzzles, evoking the feeling of "puzzle," without really being puzzles. Every now and again, Uncharted introduces a puzzle. And there's just not much room for play in this game, no matter the difficulty setting: It's a strictly linear experience. Then again, we know that these days, polish is the enemy of freedom. It's worth going through simply to marvel at its impossible splendor and polish.

uncharted 4 ps4

Uncharted is the perfect example of what can be accomplished with colossal budgets, lots of time, a great process and a mandate to create something that's not necessarily profitable by itself but that serves as a tentpole exclusive game to get players hooked into the PlayStation ecosystem. And the game just keeps going and going and going, introducing massive, beautiful new locations that you spend very little time in, one after the other. The load times are non-existent (unless you jump around from chapter to chapter or reset from a previous point). The transitions between cinematic scenes and gameplay are seamless. The lighting, the detail, the mocap and animation of the characters, the delivery of the dialogue are all so near-flawless that I forgot I was watching computer people. If anything, the things I noticed the most about Uncharted's storytelling are the things I think they're hoping you don't notice. There's a complex web of shades-of-grey relationships between the cast, which the game pulls off with aplomb. Drake's long-lost brother shows up out of nowhere, in a spot of trouble big enough to get Nate to go in for one last illegal job, even though he'd given up on tomb raiding, got married, and bought a PlayStation. Having not played other Uncharted games and thus having no buy-in with Nathan Drake's overall character development, this storyline struck me as realistic and well-told, if not exactly as heavy or as thought-provoking as The Last of Us or Left Behind. Watch out, villains-Nathan Drake just added "immortality" to his bag of tricks. But because I thought it might make for an interesting story and, frankly, because I just wasn't in the mood for gunfights this week, I chose the easiest way. I can't say I picked this immediately, because I understood it meant losing the exhilaration of finally nailing a tough fight. Then I noticed something even easier than easy: "Explorer" mode, which promised to take me through the story without challenging me in the combat sections.

uncharted 4 ps4

So as I began Uncharted 4, I considered "Light" mode. The only thing I didn't really like about The Last of Us was its overemphasis on unavoidable firefights. I mostly wanted to play it because this entry, as a change-up, was written and directed by the team behind The Last of Us. I'm gleaning a lot of that info from the wink-and-nod references sprinkled throughout A Thief's End. Narratively, it certainly closes the book on the adventures of explorer Nathan Drake, he of the perpetual half-tucked, totally-unbuttoned Henley: One last National Treasure-esque conspiracy to unravel, one last legendary treasure haul, one last fabled "lost city." Actually, I didn't play the previous Uncharted games. Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, coming May 10 for PlayStation 4, is (they say) the final entry in the flagship Sony franchise. "Easy mode" not easy enough? Uncharted 4 has you covered.











Uncharted 4 ps4