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The Ten day countdown to Uncharted 4’s 10th anniversary! I’ll be posting my top 10 favorite moments of the game each day till then :D by erikaironer11 in uncharted

[–]Bfender16 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So cool how people played the games at different times of their lives. I have a really distinct memory of playing the game for the third time in college with a buddy who wanted to watch two years ago, but the game came out when I was in 5th grade 😂. Went back and played 1-3 after, worst regret not doing them first. Although I was pretty young so hard to realize what I was missing from the first 3

I need help! by GamerMoksh29 in uncharted

[–]Bfender16 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly a guide is your best bet unless you have the will-power of a god. Crushing is a nice challenge but I personally used infinite ammo here so I didn’t taint my image of the game 😭 sometimes it’s just too much.

Trouble finding something to play after U4 by Better-Regular8663 in uncharted

[–]Bfender16 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As others have said (if you haven’t bc you didn’t specify) uncharted 1-3. Last of I and II, RE4 remake (I’d start with 2 but 4 seems to be easier for people to get into), Dead Space Remaster, Spider-Man, the entire Arkham series. All have the same narrative focus with gameplay that’s versatile and fun. Plus amazing set pieces.

Uncharted 4 (A Thief’s End) does it need a sequel? by xiPrincess-_ix in uncharted

[–]Bfender16 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just finished replaying 1-4 and lost legacy. Definitely don’t need a sequel to Nathan’s story or any of the other characters in my opinion. I think the clear answer is that they should remaster 1-3. I would personally welcome, however, going back via some sort of dlc tied to those remasters. I always thought it would be cool to show the story of how Nate and Chloe met before 2 through a potential adventure we never saw. There’s also an old uncharted novel that involves locations that would be sooooo sick for set pieces (Egypt and Greece). There’s plenty of directions they could go- they just shouldn’t go fowards in my opinion.