Really, the thing that makes or breaks a sandbox game is the relationship between the freedom you're given to do whatever you want and the structure provided by the game that holds it together. Some games like terraria like to focus on the latter, giving an insane amount of things for the player to do. But I think Minecraft strikes a perfect balance, you're given a limitless number of things you can do, while always being given a simplistic structure by the game which lets creativity shine. It's a game that is as great as you make it

An all around improvement to Uncharted 1, better set pieces, more colorful and detailed, better shooting, story and pacing. There are some bad things I don't see a lot of people talking about though, the game is kinda glitchy (at least the Nathan Drake collection version) the end portion is kind of weak, and the final boss in the hardest difficulty is absolutely god-awful, he is so unfair and frustrating that it just makes you want to stop playing and just watch the final cutscene on YouTube. I only managed to beat him because I accidentally glitched into a wall where I could shoot him, but he couldn't hit me (happened twice, but I accidentally glitched back in and died the first time) Overall, a very good game, and a great sequel 7.5/10