Naughty Dog is one of the most prolific developers of all time, with such classics dating back to 1996. In 2007, we were introduced to one of the most charismatic raiders in gaming, Nathan Drake, in his debut, Uncharted: Drake's Fortune.
A game so intense and beautiful that I immediately fell in love with it. From its story that feels like you're watching a blockbuster film, and endearing trio of characters, to its grandiose yet challenging combat, there's simply way too many things to love about this game.
And although the encounters with some of the adversaries can be a bit repetitive due to their numbers that often feels like the fight just never ends, the gameplay was simply way too stellar to look past this minor issue. Not to mention how the game plays relatively the same as the two Tomb Raider reboot games, making it easy for me to get a hold of the game's mechanics.
And despite the game's age, it still looks incredible, especially with this remaster!
Uncharted hooked me from start to finish, and I can't wait to play its sequels.
A game so intense and beautiful that I immediately fell in love with it. From its story that feels like you're watching a blockbuster film, and endearing trio of characters, to its grandiose yet challenging combat, there's simply way too many things to love about this game.
And although the encounters with some of the adversaries can be a bit repetitive due to their numbers that often feels like the fight just never ends, the gameplay was simply way too stellar to look past this minor issue. Not to mention how the game plays relatively the same as the two Tomb Raider reboot games, making it easy for me to get a hold of the game's mechanics.
And despite the game's age, it still looks incredible, especially with this remaster!
Uncharted hooked me from start to finish, and I can't wait to play its sequels.