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3. Uncharted 4: A Thief's End - Naughty Dog
"A Thief's End".
A conclusion-based entry into a series always carries that extra dramatic weight. The constant dread of "What if" questions conjuring up: "What if he dies?" being the most common, something we all naturally assume when we see the word "end". Along with that, comes the increase in expectations, which, as we all know, can hurt a game just as much as it can build it up.
Uncharted 4 demolishes all those pessimistic views, adding another fantastic entry into the Uncharted series, with a constant improvement in the gunplay, movement and climbing making everything more fluid and more realistic.
Once again as Nathan Drake, you're back searching for Captain Henry Avery's treasure with your brother, Sam. Blast away thugs as you slide down hills, swing across chasms, climb a crumbling clock tower, hang on the back of speeding cars, Uncharted will hand you all these movie-like moments and tell you to just enjoy yourself, of which is more than easy in this well-crafted monster of a video game.
It isn't the PS4's Best Selling Game for nothing.