The gameplay feels repetitive at times.We don't get enough of these intimate moments between characters. But as someone who's played all the previous games, I had a few gripes as well. There are lots of other things I like about "Uncharted 4," like its sense of humor, the callbacks to previous games and the small Easter eggs you'll find scattered around the game (I won't spoil any for you right now). Also, I didn't notice any major bugs or weird clipping in the graphics, which made the game feel that much more polished. Besides the initial time to load the game, you won't experience any kind of loading times at all - even after you die, or move between different environments, or transition from cinematic scenes to live gameplay. Naughty Dog pays attention to the little details to keep players immersed in the game. That said, I do wish the car and the winch were used more often in the game, since they're both really fun tools. There's also a new tool for your car - a winch that you can attach to things like tree trunks and poles - which helps solve some of the game's puzzles. Swinging with the rope is really fun, and thankfully you get to do it quite often it also can lead to some interesting combinations when you're doing other things like sliding and shooting enemies. Considering the similarities between Nathan Drake and Indiana Jones, you'd be surprised to learn this is the first "Uncharted" game where you can use a rope to swing around environments, jump on unsuspecting enemies, or climb/rappel down cliffs. There are only a few new mechanics, but they're quality additions.
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The game seamlessly integrates core gameplay with its cinematic movie sequences, and though some might complain the game feels like it's "on rails," I find this kind of meticulous direction to be a positive aspect of the game. That's because "Uncharted 4" is written like a movie: It has distinct scenes and beats, and there's plenty of pacing to ensure players never do too much of one thing (like platforming, climbing walls, sneaking around, or fighting enemies). No other developer makes you feel like you're watching a movie, as well as playing a game, quite like Naughty Dog. It nails the cinematic feel unlike no other game.I wanted to capture screenshots and film clips for about 90% of my 17 hours in "Uncharted 4." If nothing else, you should play this game simply to enjoy the artistic and technical achievement. Nature, lighting, and character models have never looked so realistic, vibrant, and expressive. Every single environment, moment and set piece is so meticulously designed I was consistently wowed throughout my playtime. Naughty Dog has outdone itself in the visuals department. It's one of the most beautiful games ever made.Here's what I liked and didn't like about this game.
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