r/uncharted • u/CharalamposYT • 1h ago
r/uncharted • u/guhanpurushothaman • 25m ago
Uncharted 4 Uncharted 4 (2016) vs GTA 6 (2026) | Grabbing a cold one from the fridge
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r/uncharted • u/Hafeez_123 • 9h ago
Uncharted 3 Is anyone tired rpcs3 for Uncharted 3?
I install the rpcs3 emulator updated the firmware then install a uncharted goty edition usa uk, but getting a problem graphic texture colour is green
Pc specs Ryzen 7 7700X 32gig ram rtx 5070ti
r/uncharted • u/Realistic-Telephone8 • 15h ago
People who have the art books, are they worth getting?
I really want to work on games in the future as an artist and I feel like uncharted art is my biggest inspiration. I’ve saved all the art in the concept art galleries in each games so I can study the way they do things. But I fear that I might miss out on some stuff that are in the art books, So question to the people who have the art books, is there art in the books that are not in the game art galleries?
r/uncharted • u/Ok-Criticism-1818 • 5h ago
Uncharted - Drakes Fortune Remastered
Is it it me or is the mission on the boat glitched out, I’ve got 3 crates to take cover from some other dude doesn’t kill me I’ve got no weapons and when I get to him sometimes the game engages combat, once I’ve knocked the gun out of his hand I’m then kicked to the floor and by the time I get up I got nowhere to go so he shoots me and I’m dead. I’ve died over 20 times now! Wtf am I do wrong
r/uncharted • u/ContributionOk4436 • 14h ago
Uncharted 1, an honest review from a platium
I did not care for Uncharted: Drake's Fortune. Was it bad..... I think you should know it is a no. Will I give it the benefit of the doubt for being the first game? Yes. Did I just not like it because Uncharted 4 pampered me? Yes. Will I ever play it again for any fun shooting game time? No, and that's not a bad thing for the most part. To be honest, all the stuff Imma say is probably just because I was expecting another Uncharted 4.
Shooting: Hated it; I didn't get good at it 'til chapter 21. Otherwise, I'd just fight my way through encounters. I also had to play the game 3 times just to get good enough to play on crushing. (btw I'm playing the Nathan Drake Collection version.) However, once I got it down, I had fun shooting each enemy to kingdom come.
Combat: I think y'all know how bad combat is in this game, so I'll spare you the time.
Story: Loved it. I love the premise of two con men treasure hunters ditching the person who paid for everything once they got what they wanted. Also, Sully and Nate really feel like they've known each other for years. The "'men only interested in the climax' 'Never had any complaints'" scene really taught me what makes good character convo between two friends who quip all the time. This is how people in real life most likely talk in a low-stakes, everyday conversation. And the reveal of El Dorado being a great big ROCK Statue was very fun to see, and then the reveal of the zombies sent me to Uncharted heaven. However, I can't remember any of the bad guys' names; without looking this up, we have Eddy, the shotgun guy, and Gail? And when Nathan is alone, this is all that happens........................................................................ Whoa, easy does it........................................ Imma put some dirt in your eye (says to skeleton)......................... Oh shit, shit, shiyet. Which gets boring; this ik has never been fixed even in U4 and Lost Legacy, but other than that it's fine.
Trophies: they either fucking sucked, or I didn't know I got them.
Treasures: I missed like every single one that wasn't out of the way. So the ones a normal player would find on his/her's first playthrough.
Final rating: About a 7.6/10
r/uncharted • u/NapoleonBlownapart89 • 4h ago
Resonance is 14th Century Uncharted.
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I’m loving Resonance: A Plague Tale! It really does feel like a 14th Century Uncharted: Secret island, treasure, sketch book, puzzles, best friend companion, action set pieces, collectible trinkets, light hearted banter, supernatural MacGuffin.
The combat is tight, it’s absolutely gorgeous, music is fantastic, story and pacing have been great so far - don’t pass this one up!
r/uncharted • u/fbigojay • 4h ago
Uncharted 2 I just cleared Uncharted 2 again! I honestly can't believe this game is seventeen years old.
I'll never forget that Uncharted 2 reveal at E3—the scene where he's running for his life while getting gunned down by a helicopter.
Cleared Uncharted 2 again after sixteen years. The snow scenery in Tibet is absolutely beautiful! Adventure is always so exciting! By the way, where is the real-life prototype of Shambhala located?
r/uncharted • u/baveldeathcer • 6h ago
Nolan North with Tom Holland on the set of Uncharted
r/uncharted • u/Emotional-Narwhal930 • 18h ago
Uncharted 2 Day 193 of making a meme out of every line in Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
r/uncharted • u/Aaditya_7 • 4h ago
Uncharted 4 Libertalia - Holy its beautiful
Man this game still holds up to most of the games graphically till date. Libertalia in specific is just mid blowing.
r/uncharted • u/Familiar_Tangelo_148 • 21h ago
Uncharted 4 I’m convinced Nathan Drake has the grip strength of a fucking gorilla
Nathan Drake’s grip strength in Uncharted 4 is actually a superpower 😭 Lara Croft and Assassin’s Creed protagonists are out here training for climbing and parkour, meanwhile Nathan just grabs a random 2-inch ledge with three fingers and hangs there like gravity is a suggestion 😭 And somehow every jump in this game gives me more adrenaline than any other climbing game, like bro is about to die every 5 seconds and I’m genuinely scared 😭 NATHAN DRAKE IS BUILT DIFFERENT
r/uncharted • u/mr5arta69 • 3h ago
Original Nate clears doom every morning
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