. Neil Druckmann.SeriesReleaseMay 10, 2016,Mode(s),Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is a 2016 developed by and published. It is the fourth main entry in the series.

Set several years after the events of, players control, a former treasure hunter coaxed out of retirement by his estranged brother Samuel. With Nathan's longtime partner, Sullivan, they search for clues for the location of long-lost treasure.

A Thief's End is played from a perspective, and incorporates elements. Players solve puzzles and use firearms, combat, and to combat enemies.

In the mode, up to ten players engage in co-operative and competitive modes.began in 2011, soon after the release of Uncharted 3. It was led by creative director and game director Justin Richmond. Development was hampered in 2014 due to Hennig and Richmond's departure from Naughty Dog; they were replaced. The team sought to incorporate elements of gameplay, with larger levels to encourage free-roaming exploration and combat. The relationship between Nathan and was central, and Naughty Dog attempted to humanize them more than in previous games.

A Thief's End was released in May 2016 for the. It was Naughty Dog's first game developed specifically for the PlayStation 4.

The team took advantage of the advanced hardware to process larger dynamic environments.Following its announcement in November 2013, A Thief's End was widely anticipated. The game was acclaimed by reviewers, particularly for its gameplay, narrative, emotional depth, visuals, and multiplayer. Several reviewers found the game a worthy conclusion to Nathan's story. It, including awards from several, critics, and game award ceremonies. With over 15 million copies sold, it is the highest-selling Uncharted game and one of the. A standalone expansion, was released in 2017.

Uncharted 4 is a free action-adventure PC game which is available for download, it was released in 2016 as a 4th installment to the Uncharted Game series.

Contents.Gameplay Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is an played from a, with elements. Players traverse several environments, moving through locations including towns, buildings and wilderness to advance through the game's story. Players use firearms, combat, and to combat against hostile enemies. For most of the game, players control —a treasure hunter who is physically adept and is able to jump, sprint, climb, swim, scale narrow ledges and walls, swing with a rope, use a and perform other actions. Players also drive vehicles during some gameplay segments.

Gameplay in Uncharted 4 emphasizes the ability to defeat hostile enemies by using stealth tactics, including hiding in tall grass and sneaking undetected, as well as the use of the to quickly traverse environments. (0:20)In combat, players can use long-ranged weapons, such as rifles and shotguns, and short-barreled guns such as pistols and revolvers; handheld explosives such as grenades and dynamite are also available. The game's melee combat system was also reworked to avoid the presence of. The grappling hook allows players to leap over gaps, often giving them a in combat. Though players can attack enemies directly, they have the option to use stealth tactics to attack undetected or sneak by them. While the game is, environments feature multiple paths for players to explore; maps are significantly larger than earlier entries in the series.The game features an system in which hostile enemies react to any combat situation they are placed in; they respond to players' actions, coordinate tactics, and cooperate with each other.

Players' companions are also controlled by the artificial intelligence. The game introduces a, allowing players to decide the outcome of some conversations, though it does not affect the story's progression. Extra visual filters and modes, such as a zero-gravity mode, gameplay, and a art style, can be unlocked by using points players collected in the main game. Multiplayer The game's allows up to ten players to engage in competitive gameplay in recreations of multiple single-player settings.

Players control different, and are tasked to defeat their opponents. The game features five multiplayer game types: Command, in which players capture sites to attain points; Ranked and Team Deathmatch, which are game types where players kill their opponents; Plunder, a game mode in which players seek the idol; and Trials, where players cooperate to defeat. Treasures can be found in all maps, which can be used to purchase items and weapons. Multiplayer features 'Mysticals'—supernatural power-ups that boost players' ability; for example, the 'Wrath of El Dorado' damages all opponents standing next to it, while the 'Cintamani Stone' can heal both players and their teammates.

Companions, known as Sidekicks, can be summoned to assisted players, and have different functions: Hunters immobilize their closest opponent for an easier kill, Saviors provide medical support and ammunition to players, Snipers defend locations with a sniper rifle, and Brutes attack enemies using a heavy machine gun. A cooperative survival mode, released in December 2016, features three players fighting against waves of enemies that continually increase in difficulty. Synopsis Characters. See also:The main character of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is Nathan 'Nate' Drake , a veteran adventurer and explorer who, following the events of (2011), has retired alongside his wife Elena , a journalist, to a more normal life, and taken up employment with a salvage company in. Uncharted 4 introduces Samuel 'Sam' Drake , Nathan's brother, who was presumed deceased. Drawn back into a life of adventure by his brother, Nathan is aided by his long-term friend and fellow adventurer, Victor 'Sully' Sullivan. Their journey to find and recover the long-lost treasure of pirate brings them into conflict with wealthy and dangerous Rafe Adler , his ally Nadine Ross who runs the private mercenary group Shoreline, and drug lord Hector Alcazar.

The child versions of Nathan and Sam are portrayed by and Chase Austin, respectively. Plot Years before the events of, Nate and Sam hunt for the treasure of infamous pirate, who plundered the equivalent of $400 million during the 1695 heist. Alongside Rafe, the Drakes infiltrate a jail to access the former cell of Avery's first mate, where Nate discovers a hollow cruciform.

Rafe impulsively murders the prison warden when he demands a cut, triggering a frantic escape which sees Sam shot by guards and Nate fleeing, believing his brother to be dead.Fifteen years later, Nate has retired with his wife Elena but misses the excitement of his old life. He is visited by Sam, who survived his injuries and has spent the intervening time incarcerated. He explains that he escaped with Hector Alcazar, who has demanded that Sam find Avery's treasure or be killed. Although reluctant to return to adventuring, Nate agrees to help Sam but tells Elena he has accepted a salvaging job. Aided by Sully, the Drakes steal a duplicate Dismas cruciform from an illegal auction in, bringing them into conflict with mercenary boss Nadine Ross and her employer, Rafe, who is still searching for Avery's treasure.

A map inside the cruciform leads the Drakes to St. Dismas' cathedral in the. There, they discover a hidden temple wherein lies a map highlighting King's Bay in.In King's Bay, the Drakes and Sully learn that Avery, and ten other pirate captains pooled their treasures. Following clues to a tower in the city, Nate uncovers a map to, a fabled pirate utopia founded by Avery and the other captains.

The group returns to their hotel to find Elena waiting. Upset at Nate's deception and the appearance of his brother, whom Nate had never mentioned, Elena leaves. Nate refuses to abandon the quest and sends Sully after Elena.

The Drakes follow the map to an island and discover Libertalia. They find evidence of a civil war; the founders stole the city's treasure and moved it across the island to New Devon, an extravagant and well-fortified town built for them. En route, the brothers are cornered by Rafe, who reveals that he released Sam from jail two years earlier and that Sam's Alcazar story is a lie; Alcazar was killed in a shootout in six months prior. Deciding that he needs Sam, Rafe prepares to shoot Nate; Sam shields him, but Nate is knocked off a cliff and falls unconscious.Elena rescues Nate, who reveals his past: as teenagers, he and Sam discovered that their mother, a brilliant historian, had been researching Libertalia. The boys decided to start new lives, changing their surname from Morgan to Drake to honor their mother's theory about 's descendants. In New Devon, Nate and Elena learn that Libertalia descended into conflict over the treasure. Avery had Tew poison the other founders and they absconded with the hoard, but Tew betrayed Avery.The group rescues Sam and convinces him to escape with them, but soon decides to pursue the treasure.

Following Sam's trail, Nate finds Avery's treasure-laden ship, the Fancy in a cavern. Having already collected a large amount of treasure, Nadine refuses to risk more of Avery's traps, but Rafe coerces her by bribing her surviving men. Aboard the ship, Sam triggers a trap, trapping him beneath debris. Nate confronts Rafe and Nadine in the ship hold, where the skeletons of Avery and Tew lie, having killed each other over the treasure. Nadine betrays Rafe and leaves him with Nate and Sam to die. Rafe challenges Nate to a sword fight, wanting to prove himself better. Nate drops a bundle of treasure on Rafe, killing him, and frees Sam.

The pair return to Sully's plane, and the group escapes.Sam and Sully team up for a new job while Nate and Elena return home. Elena explains that Sam recovered gold and gave it to her. Realizing that they both need some adventure in their lives, she buys the salvage company for which Nate worked, installing Nate as the owner, and plans to revive her old exploration show. Years later, Nate and Elena have become successful salvagers. After their teenage daughter Cassie discovers relics from their adventures, Nate decides to tell her their story.Development. Main article:began in 2011, following the release of.

The developer had split into two teams in 2009, to develop Uncharted 3 and concurrently; the former team, led by creative director and game director Justin Richmond, began preliminary work on Uncharted 4 in November 2011. Hennig and Richmond led development for several years, until their departure from the company in March 2014. In June 2014, it was announced that and were working on the game as creative director and game director, respectively; Druckmann and Straley had previously led the. Initial reports claimed that Hennig was 'forced out' of Naughty Dog by Druckmann and Straley, though co-presidents and Christophe Balestra later denied this. After taking over development, Druckmann and Straley scrapped about 'eight months of Hennig's story'. They faced great difficulty after Hennig's departure, due to the more limited development time and significant story changes.Druckmann co-wrote the story alongside Josh Scherr.

James also provided additional writing on the game, particularly contributing to companion, enemy, and multiplayer dialogue; Bissell and James also performed the game's historical research. The writers challenged themselves to 'tell a meaningful human story with complex relationships. In this more lighthearted drama'. The narrative pacing of the game was seen as a benchmark for several of its environments and gameplay beats. Despite adding some allowing freedom and player decisions, the writers wanted to tell a specific story and explore specific emotional moments, avoiding features such as. The game explores the theme of family: both Nathan's surrogate family in Elena and Sully, and his blood family in Sam.The relationship between Nathan and Elena was a central focus of the game's development, as Naughty Dog attempted to humanize the former more than in previous games. The team consider Nathan a reflection of their own mentalities; as they have grown older and matured, Nathan has also matured in age and wisdom.

The game's actors regularly contributed to the development of the characters; Druckmann found that the actors were more familiar with the character motivations, and took their advice while writing. Straley wanted to explore character relationships deeper than previous Uncharted games, taking inspiration from the story of The Last of Us. The announcement of Laura Bailey, a white actress, portraying the character of Nadine Ross, who is of descent, led to some backlash. Druckmann explained that when the character was conceived, her ethnicity was not yet determined; Bailey was chosen from the audition of casting calls from actors of several heritages. Druckmann also noted that a Caucasian character in the game is voiced by a black voice actor.Uncharted 4: A Thief's End was Naughty Dog's first original game developed for the, having re-released The Last of Us for the console as in July 2014. Remastered allowed the team to become accustomed to the architecture, having previously suffered great difficulties switching from hardware to during development of Drake's Fortune. The game's resolution is at least four times larger than Uncharted 3 's.

While the team initially aimed for the entire game to run at 60, restrictions in the environment limited the single-player mode to 30 frames-per-second; the multiplayer mode runs at 60 frames per second.For the game's environment sounds, the team performed outdoor recording; they ensured the environments 'felt alive but not overbuilt' by introducing several changes as players progress through the locations. The variation of in-game locations introduced several challenges for the team, as they attempted to make each location very different for players to feel as if 'they were being propelled to different locations across the world'. The game also uses, which senior sound designer Jeremy Rogers described as more 'intricate' than previous games, due to availability of memory while developing Uncharted 4. The game's original score was written by, with additional music by Alex Belcher, replacing former series composer. Release and promotion. Uncharted 4 was praised for taking advantage of the PlayStation 4's hardware for improved visual fidelity and more open-ended gameplay and environments.The game's characters and relationships received particular praise. Hansen of Destructoid felt that the character relationships were not overshadowed by the game's action, particularly praising the performance of Emily Rose as Elena for 'perfectly and subtly conveying the intricacies of her relationship'.

Polygon 's McElroy felt that the chemistry between the two characters was at its best in Uncharted 4. Giant Bomb 's Ryckert echoed this sentiment, adding that the conversations between Nathan and Sam Drake felt 'more natural than hammy'.

GameSpot 's Mahardy wrote that the additional details revealed about Nathan are 'painfully human', helping to bring the characters to life. Hurley of GamesRadar felt that the addition of Sam and his backstory crowded the narrative, and that removing the character would have improved the game.

Stephen Totilo of considered Sam to be 'more of a plot device for others to react to than a compelling character on his own'.Mahardy of GameSpot wrote that the game's action 'flows seamlessly alongside its narrative', praising the addition of stealth combat and its similarity to The Last of Us. Giant Bomb 's Ryckert felt that the player's companions were more fleshed-out than in previous entries. Tom Hoggins of described the game's firearm gameplay as 'punchy and pleasing', appreciating the fast pace of combat scenarios. Destructoid 's Hansen described the game's puzzles as 'fluid and dynamic', particularly lauding the addition of the grappling hook. Game Informer 's Reiner echoed the latter sentiment, noting that the grappling hook enhances exploration and combat, but felt that the game's set pieces delivered less exciting moments than in previous games.Game Informer 's Reiner wrote that the game's 'environments are so vast that they take on the illusion of open worlds'. IGN 's O'Brien found the addition of choices in the game refreshing. Hoggins of The Telegraph felt that the game's open environments make the player feel like 'more of an adventurer'. Install pes 2017 kaset.

Loveridge of Digital Spy appreciated the additional freedom granted by the new combat options, allowing the player to map their tactics in advance. Hurley of GamesRadar praised the improved gameplay, but felt that some nonlinear moments such as optional interactions and dialogue were 'a little overcooked' in comparison to previous entries. Keith Stuart of found the game's linearity to be immersion-breaking, particularly criticizing the repetition in traversal. 's Mike Williams felt that the open driving level 'robs the game of its pacing' despite granting the feeling of a larger scale.Critics shared generally positive reviews for Uncharted 4 's multiplayer component, but felt that the single-player mode took precedence. O'Brien of IGN wrote that the multiplayer game types 'embody the series' most enjoyable qualities', while Hurley of GamesRadar felt that it benefited from the new mechanics introduced in the single-player story. Polygon 's McElroy considered the multiplayer mode 'extremely easy to pick up on', and Loveridge of Digital Spy found the multiplayer approachable and enjoyable.

Game Informer 's Reiner described the multiplayer combat as 'fevered' and exciting, but encountered issues with loading matches. Giant Bomb 's Ryckert considered the multiplayer 'basic', noting that players are unlikely to return for long. Sales Within seven days of its release, Uncharted 4 sold over 2.7 million units, making it the fastest-selling first-party PlayStation 4 game. Three weeks after its release, the game had grossed over $56 million in digital sales. By December 2016, the game had sold 8.7 million copies, making it one of the. By May 2019, the game had sold over 15 million copies. In the United States, it was the best-selling retail game in May 2016.

In the United Kingdom, the game topped the charts, achieving the strongest debut of the series with a 66% increase in first-week sales over Uncharted 3. In Japan, the game topped the charts in its first week, with over 128,000 units sold; it remained atop the charts the following week, with an additional 21,000 units sold.

Accolades. Main article:Uncharted 4 garnered awards and nominations in a variety of categories. Following its previews at the, the game was nominated for numerous awards, including Best PlayStation Game from several. At, Uncharted 4 was nominated for eight awards, winning two: Best Narrative and Best Performance for North. The game received ten nominations at the 20th Annual and four awards, including Adventure Game of the Year and Outstanding Achievement in Story. It was nominated for four awards at the 6th Annual New York Video Game Awards and seven at the 17th Annual.The game won Outstanding Character Animation in a Video Game at the, Outstanding Visual Effects in a Real-Time Project at the, and Outstanding Achievement in Videogame Writing at the 67th. At the 2017, the game won five awards out of eight nominations, including Video Game of the Year, Excellence in Narrative, and Most Memorable Character.

Uncharted 4 was the biggest winner at the Awards, winning nine out of 16 nominations, including Best Franchise Adventure Game and Direction in a Game Camera. The game received eight nominations at the, winning. Named it among the best games of the decade. In other media The upcoming film will take inspiration from A Thief's End. References Notes. Hall, Mat (May 10, 2016).

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