**A Seasoned Gamer's Perspective: Uncharted 4 Review**

I haven't played a game like this on the PlayStation before, so I'm a pretty seasoned gamer. I've been playing games for a long time, and I play mostly on Console. I have an Xbox, I have a PS4, and I play mostly shooter games. I play both first-person shooters and third-person shooters. I also enjoy playing sports games. Uncharted 4 is actually hard to kind of define what kind of game it is because it offers a little bit of everything. You know one moment you're shooting at bad guys, another moment you're jumping off cliffs and climbing up buildings, and then another moment you're solving puzzles. And also, it's like a movie too. It's a little bit of a game and a movie and a story all at the same time. It's hard to fit it in one category because technically it's a third-person action game that's its place, but it's Unique because it's mixing up all sorts of different game mechanics.

It's a third-person cover-based shooter with so many platforming puzzles and it's so good at both mechanics at putting them together. So like you can't really pick one or the other I think it does any game has a story or some kind of goal that you try to achieve in this particular game there's a lot of story that's why I say it's really like a movie, uh but it's nice to be in the game in the story and to feel that your actions kind of affect the outcome of the story. Right? There's actually a lot of debate over this some people think unless a game has a really deep story then it's not good. I would actually air against that because it's a Creative space there are a lot of games out there that have really shallow stories or no stories at all but have really great gameplay and that makes it a good game.

But Uncharted 4 has this really deep story, and it did actually help me out with the game. Like the immersion into the story is better because I'm invested in this story, and it's also interesting how the story makes the gameplay itself cinematic. The conflict at a certain moment affects the gameplay that you're doing. I love to travel, and this game transports you to many different places. One moment you're in Panama, Ireland, in Malaysia, in Madagascar, and I really like being in these different settings. Um the mood of each setting is different, and the scenery looks amazing.

The graphics are also one of the things that really made me say wow. They really pushed the power of the PS4 to bring out amazing Graphics. These are the best I've seen in this generation. Considering how great these graphics are, there are no loading screens, which made it even more amazing for me and made the narrative and the whole experience seem more seamless and immersive. Not a lot actually although there was one part near the beginning where the cinematic sequences got a little bit dragging and then I got bored but then the action took over, and everything was great again.

So it gets repetitive once you play it for long enough, you start to notice that you're doing the same thing, whether you've played the series before or just getting into it now Uncharted 4 won't leave you lost. It will keep you engaged whether you enjoy shooting enemies, exploring and traversing obstacles, or solving puzzles. The game's mechanics appeal to a wide range of enthusiasts and even newbies.

**Technical Abilities**

On its own, Uncharted 4 is a great showpiece of the PlayStation 4's technical abilities. It's a very well-developed, well-designed game that does not take anything away from the gameplay experience. Despite some shortcomings, it does not detract from the game. It offers a unique experience that's different from the other Uncharted games and is different from any game in this console generation right now.

**Recommendation**

It has definitely lived up to its hype. What I think you asked for? Oh you got to be kidding me. And that was our take on Uncharted 4: A Thief's End. For more technology and gaming videos, make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel like our Facebook page, and follow Gadget match Elsewhere on social media until the next video. I'm Michael, Josh, and this is Miko. Thanks for dropping by.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enparkour like Maneuvers intense battle sequences challenging puzzles and sweeping scenery this is Uncharted for a thief's end one of the most anticipated action adventure games for PlayStation 4 in 2016 a thieves end is the final game in the Uncharted series the last great adventure of series protagonist Nathan Drake just like the first three games this one stays fateful to Uncharted style of hybrid gaming play combining a compelling story with large action set pieces you've got to hand it to game developer naughty dog for making the most out of PlayStation 4's raw power graphics wise the game looks amazing and takes you on an immersive Journey but is this game for you in this video you'll hear from two kinds of Gamers me a Casual Gamer and mo a seasoned console gamer I I'd like to call call myself a Casual Gamer I have a Nintendo DS I play lots of games on my smartphone and occasionally I'll play a console game but I haven't played a game like this on the PlayStation before I would say that I'm a pretty seasoned gamer uh I've I've been playing games for a long time I play mostly on Console I have an Xbox I have a PS4 I play mostly shooter games I play uh first person shooters third person shooters I play a lot of sports games um I have played Uncharted before it's actually hard to kind of Define what kind of game it is because it offers a little bit of everything you know one moment you're shooting at bad guys another moment you're jumping off cliffs and climbing up buildings and then another moment you're solving puzzles and and also it's like a movie too so it's a little bit of a game and a movie and a story at the same time it's hard to fit it in one category because technically it's a third person action game that's that's its place but it's Unique because it's mixing up all sorts of different game mechanics it's a third person cover-based shooter it has so many um platforming puzzles and it's so good at both mechanics at putting them together so like you can't really pick one or the other I think it does any game has a story or some kind of goal that you try to achieve in this particular game there's a lot of story that's why I say it's really like a movie uh but it's nice to be in the game in the story and to feel that uh your actions kind of affect the outcome of the story right there's actually a lot of debate over this some people think unless a game has a really deep story then it's not good I would actually air against that because it's a Crea it's a creative space there are a lot of games out there that have really shallow stories or no stories at all but have really great gameplay and that makes it a good game but Uncharted 4 has this really deep story and it did actually help me out with the gaml like the immersion into the story is better because I'm invested in this story and it's also interesting how it the story makes the gamepl itself cinematic like the conflict at a certain moment affects the gaml that you're doing I love to travel and this game transports you to many different places one moment you're in Panama in Ireland in Malaysia in Madagascar and I really like being in these different settings um the mood of each setting is different the the scenery looks amazing and then I just love to be able to climb Cliffs or buildings and and really just explore uh this amazing uh beautifully designed game there are certain things about Uncharted that really made me say wow and that and those are two things graphical Fidelity they really pushed the power of the PS4 to like really bring out amazing Graphics these are the best I've seen in this generation and two considering how great these Graphics are there are no loading screens that just made it even more amazing for me and it made the narrative and the whole experience seem more seamless and immersive not a lot actually although there was one part near the beginning where the Cinematic sequences got a little bit dragging and then I got bored but then the action took over and then everything was great again so it gets repetitive once you play it for long enough you start to notice that you're doing the same thing you might be doing it in a different place or with like tougher people but they kind of feel the same whether you've played the series before or just getting into it now Uncharted 4 won't leave you lost and will keep you engaged whether you enjoy shooting an enemies exploring and traversing obstacles or solving puzzles the game's mechanics appeals to a wide range of enthusiasts and even newbies and setting all that aside on its own Uncharted 4 is a great showpiece of the PlayStation 4's technical abilities it's a very well-developed well-designed game but do we recommend it hell yeah it's worth the 15 hours or so that you'll spend playing the game and every penny that you spend on it for someone who hasn't played a game like this on Playstation before it's one that's easy to learn easy to pick up and one that's easy to get completely engrossed in I would recommend it you know despite some shortcomings it does not take anything away from the game it offers a very unique experience that's different from the other Uncharted games and it's different from any game in this console generation right now it has definitely lived up to its hype what is that it you asked for it oh you got to be kidding me and that was our take on Uncharted for a Thieves for more technology and gaming videos make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel like our Facebook page and follow Gadget match Elsewhere on social media until the next video I'm Michael Josh and this is Miko thanks for dropping byparkour like Maneuvers intense battle sequences challenging puzzles and sweeping scenery this is Uncharted for a thief's end one of the most anticipated action adventure games for PlayStation 4 in 2016 a thieves end is the final game in the Uncharted series the last great adventure of series protagonist Nathan Drake just like the first three games this one stays fateful to Uncharted style of hybrid gaming play combining a compelling story with large action set pieces you've got to hand it to game developer naughty dog for making the most out of PlayStation 4's raw power graphics wise the game looks amazing and takes you on an immersive Journey but is this game for you in this video you'll hear from two kinds of Gamers me a Casual Gamer and mo a seasoned console gamer I I'd like to call call myself a Casual Gamer I have a Nintendo DS I play lots of games on my smartphone and occasionally I'll play a console game but I haven't played a game like this on the PlayStation before I would say that I'm a pretty seasoned gamer uh I've I've been playing games for a long time I play mostly on Console I have an Xbox I have a PS4 I play mostly shooter games I play uh first person shooters third person shooters I play a lot of sports games um I have played Uncharted before it's actually hard to kind of Define what kind of game it is because it offers a little bit of everything you know one moment you're shooting at bad guys another moment you're jumping off cliffs and climbing up buildings and then another moment you're solving puzzles and and also it's like a movie too so it's a little bit of a game and a movie and a story at the same time it's hard to fit it in one category because technically it's a third person action game that's that's its place but it's Unique because it's mixing up all sorts of different game mechanics it's a third person cover-based shooter it has so many um platforming puzzles and it's so good at both mechanics at putting them together so like you can't really pick one or the other I think it does any game has a story or some kind of goal that you try to achieve in this particular game there's a lot of story that's why I say it's really like a movie uh but it's nice to be in the game in the story and to feel that uh your actions kind of affect the outcome of the story right there's actually a lot of debate over this some people think unless a game has a really deep story then it's not good I would actually air against that because it's a Crea it's a creative space there are a lot of games out there that have really shallow stories or no stories at all but have really great gameplay and that makes it a good game but Uncharted 4 has this really deep story and it did actually help me out with the gaml like the immersion into the story is better because I'm invested in this story and it's also interesting how it the story makes the gamepl itself cinematic like the conflict at a certain moment affects the gaml that you're doing I love to travel and this game transports you to many different places one moment you're in Panama in Ireland in Malaysia in Madagascar and I really like being in these different settings um the mood of each setting is different the the scenery looks amazing and then I just love to be able to climb Cliffs or buildings and and really just explore uh this amazing uh beautifully designed game there are certain things about Uncharted that really made me say wow and that and those are two things graphical Fidelity they really pushed the power of the PS4 to like really bring out amazing Graphics these are the best I've seen in this generation and two considering how great these Graphics are there are no loading screens that just made it even more amazing for me and it made the narrative and the whole experience seem more seamless and immersive not a lot actually although there was one part near the beginning where the Cinematic sequences got a little bit dragging and then I got bored but then the action took over and then everything was great again so it gets repetitive once you play it for long enough you start to notice that you're doing the same thing you might be doing it in a different place or with like tougher people but they kind of feel the same whether you've played the series before or just getting into it now Uncharted 4 won't leave you lost and will keep you engaged whether you enjoy shooting an enemies exploring and traversing obstacles or solving puzzles the game's mechanics appeals to a wide range of enthusiasts and even newbies and setting all that aside on its own Uncharted 4 is a great showpiece of the PlayStation 4's technical abilities it's a very well-developed well-designed game but do we recommend it hell yeah it's worth the 15 hours or so that you'll spend playing the game and every penny that you spend on it for someone who hasn't played a game like this on Playstation before it's one that's easy to learn easy to pick up and one that's easy to get completely engrossed in I would recommend it you know despite some shortcomings it does not take anything away from the game it offers a very unique experience that's different from the other Uncharted games and it's different from any game in this console generation right now it has definitely lived up to its hype what is that it you asked for it oh you got to be kidding me and that was our take on Uncharted for a Thieves for more technology and gaming videos make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel like our Facebook page and follow Gadget match Elsewhere on social media until the next video I'm Michael Josh and this is Miko thanks for dropping by\n"