Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is here!

          Released on April 26, Uncharted 4 received near perfect ratings from IGN, GameSpot and MetaCritic. Naughty Dog's excellent pacing of action is what makes the game receive such high reviews. The story unfolds at a good pace, mixing up locations and characters when and where required, but there are instances when a puzzle is repeated one too many times or a stretch of traversal goes on too long. Uncharted 4 is far from a slog, but shaving fifteen minutes from a handful of chapters could have made the game even leaner. Early on, Uncharted 4 hops quickly from time period to time period, chapter to chapter, in an attempt to set things up but also rush to the story proper. Once Sam and Nate are reunited the game settles into a nice rhythm that builds and builds until a thrilling climax, not overplayed like its predecessors, that ties together the game's themes of obsession and fulfilment brilliantly. As the end of Nathan Drake's story, it couldn't have been better handled, and the epilogue – well, it's a scene you won't forget in a hurry. If you haven't played any Uncharted games, you are definitely missing out. However, you can just hop right in even if its a sequel. 
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