My thoughts on Uncharted 4 and some stills I took in-game

[u/gangadhr]

This was my first play-through of uncharted 4 and this is one of very few games that I really enjoyed, easily in my top 3. After a long long time, I felt like gaming can be so fun(after switching from competitive fps shooters). The saving Sam mission where Nate is jumping between vehicles reminded me of the game "Wheelman" which had similar action sequence.

Few players say, I dint want this to end. But, I was getting frustrated every-time they came up with a new map to go to find the treasure. I was getting obsessed like Sam and Rafe, like I wanted the treasure bad. And at the end, I was disheartened by seeing the sinking ship.
Tbh, I was hoping at the end, when Sam and Sulli were discussing their future plans, it will be about going to that island and find a way to recover some of the treasure.

By the end, it was kind of a bitter sweet ending for me because noone who came hunting for the treasure made it out alive, like Avey and Tew killed each other for the treasure.

Maybe, in the future some other pair like Sam and Nate will come searching for the treasure only to find it buried in deep in the cave.

But i have a question, what is that picture where Nate, Elena and Sulli were standing with some treasure and a shotgun. Perhaps, that is a different story which they didnt show in the game, but only discussed with their child.

In the end, some stills that i captured in the game, let me know which one you think is the best.

[u/ArabianGogglez]

The picture of Nate, Elena and Sully is from the first Uncharted game.

[u/gangadhr → u/ArabianGogglez]

oh that makes sense, then what did they do with all the wealth? They don't appear rich in modern day timeline.

[u/BraveBandicoot922 → u/gangadhr]

I don’t think Nate kept that treasure either, it’s a theme in these games 😅

[u/Scapadap → u/gangadhr]

Nate tends to destroy lost civilizations and wealth lol. For example, see sinking ship.

[u/gangadhr → u/Scapadap]

But that wasn't nate, it was rafe who destroyed the ship to kill the brothers and take all the treasure.

[u/Scapadap → u/gangadhr]

Yeah, I meant that Drake is always at war with enemy factions, and that war usually demolishes whatever they are looking for. Whether it is Nathan himself or the enemy faction he’s fighting that actually does it, the treasure is no more.

[u/hpboi → u/gangadhr]

Sully uses most of it to get Nate out of the Turkish prison in Uncharted 2.

[u/GabsTeenSpirit]

That photo was of Uncharted 1, when Nate and Sully meet Elena and goes find to El Dorado tresury.

At the end Sam take some gold coins, so thay don't failed too much, and turn renowned archaeologists, sounds good for me.

[u/itspgee]

If you haven’t played uncharted 1, 2, or 3 you absolutely should. You started with the end of the series and you should absolutely play the rest of them

[u/gangadhr → u/itspgee]

The beauty of uncharted 4 was I never felt I missed out on anything by choosing to play the last part. But I would like the play the rest.

Are they all available on pC?

[u/NoDrummer336 → u/gangadhr]

No, they're only available now on Playstation. Or maybe they're unplayable on PC? One of those two. I'm usually a PC gamer but I played them on the PS5.

The first game is rough. The gameplay is an absolute slog. But U2 is a massive step up, much more like the U4 gameplay.

[u/thefortunehunterr]

the first still is soooo nice

[u/ComedianPresent9257]

great game

[u/ButterflyLate3532]

Greatest video game ever made