Student Life October 2019
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GAMING<br />
CO-EDITOR LOUISE DICKMAN<br />
UNCHARTED 4<br />
REVIEW (PS4)<br />
BY LOUISE DICKMAN<br />
It has been over 3 years since Uncharted<br />
4 was released… is it still worth it?<br />
Absolutely! If you haven’t played it yet,<br />
it is a must, especially if you are a fan of<br />
action-adventure games and have played<br />
the 3 previous games (all remastered for<br />
PS4 too!). Uncharted 4 is full of smooth<br />
combat, sleek parkour, amazing graphics<br />
and plenty of puzzles.<br />
Nathan Drake returns to us for a final,<br />
unforgettable treasure hunt. It is an<br />
exciting and funny, yet emotional at<br />
times, game, due to its ever fantastic<br />
story line which is always present in<br />
the Uncharted series. While Nathan<br />
is trying to live a normal, retired from<br />
treasure hunting, life with wife, Elena<br />
Fisher, his presumed-dead brother, Sam,<br />
finds Nathan. Sam presents him with a<br />
proposition of returning to his old life<br />
that he finds difficult to refuse.<br />
As I mentioned earlier, Uncharted<br />
4 is incredibly slick and polished.<br />
Including the climbing, the new use<br />
of the grappling hook to swing on<br />
and off cliffsides and the sliding down<br />
steep paths of gravel which is totally<br />
unrealistic but very fun too. Naughty<br />
Dog definitely expanded the terrain,<br />
making the game much more explorable<br />
compared to its predecessors. But, it’s<br />
not anywhere near open world and<br />
there aren’t huge benefits to exploring<br />
everything apart from the occasional<br />
collectible treasure or alternative route<br />
to the next destination.<br />
15 • GAMING • STUDENT LIFE