Uncharted 4 Pc Gameplay
Watch Uncharted 4's full 14-minute E3 gameplay demo Warning: Mild spoiler about its cast. Contributor Uncharted 4: A Thief's End developer Naughty Dog has revealed its previously behind-closed-doors E3 demo, showing us over 14 minutes of gameplay. The first half of the demo we saw at Sony's E3 press conference, but this one goes on much longer. The gist of it is that Nathan Drake and his grey fox mentor Sully are chasing after Nathan's brother, Sam, who is being pursued by throngs of henchmen hunting the same treasure.
Uncharted 4 Pc Gameplay
NEW Uncharted 4 A Thief's End Walkthrough Gameplay Part 1 includes the Prologue, a Review and Mission. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End releases next week on May 10 for the Playstation 4 but have you heard about the PC version? Well, don’t worry, check out the video below which shows.
What starts as a fist fight quickly turns to a shootout then a car chase. The E3 press conference demo ended with Drake slamming into a scaffolding while dangling from a grappling hook attached to an enemy truck on a bridge. Now, we get to see our hero dragged around a bit while simultaneously shooting his oppressors. He eventually meets up with Sam, whose personality delightfully reflects that of his sibling. By the time the demo ends we get to see the reintroduction of a returning character. Spoiler below: Elena, a photojournalist who just so happens to also be Nathan Drake's wife, is back!
Look forward to more of her witty banter in 2016 when Uncharted 4: A Thief's End launches on PS4.
Words cannot describe how excited I was when this game was announced. When all the constant delays went by I started to become a little worried that maybe this title was going to flop, oh how wrong I was. This game is a masterpiece on every level, game play, story, and the graphics my god the graphics are out of this world. Now back to that story aspect, I became enthralled with this story easily the best Uncharted story NaughtyDog has produced. A story like this feels like it belongs up on the big screen with us shoving popcorn in our mouth in awe.
The game play is very well polished, Nate feels more flexible in his movements and what he can do (you feel like a bad ass when playing this.) Every section in which you are thrown into combat feels like a big budget Hollywood studio is directing it as you go, what with the music blasting in the background and the heavy machine gun fire you will be laying down on enemies. NaughtyDog has done it again, with The Last of Us already stamped in our minds forever they now have another section of my brain they have taken over with Uncharted 4: A Thief's End and are only further proving to us why they are the bet developers out there right now. A once in a lifetime experience awaits you with Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.