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Review: Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection

From playing the Crash Bandicoot games as a kid, to being captivated with The Last of Us as an adult, creatively, Naughty Dog’s titles have always piqued my interest. This sentiment also rings true for their fabled Uncharted series. The characters, narratives, and the Indian Jones-esque adventures, were, and still are, right up my alley in terms of aesthetics.

Unfortunately, transitioning to PC meant I would have to miss out on the opportunity to play either of the PS4 releases. However, some 6 years on, Sony has allowed me to rectify this by porting the Legacy of Thieves Collection over to Steam!

For those unaware, Uncharted is a 3 rd person, action-adventure series made by the aforementioned Naughty Dog. The bundle that we will be discussing today contains the remastered editions of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End, and, its stand alone DLC, The Lost Legacy. To put it lightly, both of these games are awesome. And for reasons we will get into, may contain the best content the franchise has ever offered.

Review focus.

Before getting into the review though, I want to touch base on what I’ll be covering here.

The Lost Legacy takes places roughly a year after the conclusion of the main game. Although the stories obviously differ, the gameplay and graphics fundamentally remain the same. As such, to avoid narrative spoilers, the bulk of this review will be dedicated towards Uncharted 4. If I feel the need to point out something relating to The Lost Legacy specifically, then I will do so directly.

A Thief’s End Synopsis.

Set 3 years after the third game, Nathan “Nate” Drake, our charming protagonist, has long since retired from his days as a fortune hunter. Instead, he has settled down with his wife Elena, and now works as a diver for a local salvaging company. Regrettably however, his quiet life isn’t destined to last long.

Sam, Nate’s brother, and someone he previously thought to be dead, reappears out of the blue one day. Although this should’ve been a happy occasion, the pleasantries are cut short when Sam reveals that his life is in immediate danger.

He is being forced to recover Henry Avery’s lost treasure on behalf of the criminal overlord, Hector Alcazar. Knowing he can’t conceivably do this by himself, Sam hopes to recruit Nate on his impossible expedition. Although reluctant at first, Nate eventually agrees to this, and the pair subsequently set off on one final adventure.

A satisfying conclusion to one of the most beloved characters.

Veteran fans of the series may be disappointed to learn that there aren’t any supernatural elements to the narrative. Fortunately, this grounded approach allows a larger emphasis to be placed onto the characters themselves, resulting in their motives, interactions, and relationships feeling more authenticated, and emotionally charged.

This new direction personally cemented A Thief’s End as my favourite in the series. Ergo, I have to give props to the directors, Neil Druckmann and Bruce Straley, along with their co-writer, Josh Scherr, for having the foresight to go down this route. My only concern with this change is it somewhat relies on the player being familiar with the characters backgrounds. Which, in turn, leads us onto…

Sony… where are the PC ports for Uncharted 1-3?

Unlike PS5 gamers, PC players are faced with a conundrum surrounding this release. That being, why did Sony port this collection to PC, before porting over The Nathan Drake Collection? To answer that, we needn’t look further than the blog post made by Sony themselves.

Now, you may be wondering why we didn’t start with the original Uncharted. We felt that, while Nathan Drake’s first three adventures from the PlayStation 3 console still stand the test of time narratively, they would require a major overhaul visually to stand-up to modern PC releases and the expectations players may have. The Uncharted franchise comprises standalone adventures that players new and old can jump into, and so while there’s still incredible stories and character development in those first three games, we felt players could easily dive into Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End…

In short, it was more cost efficient to port the two PS4 entries, rather than remaking the original trilogy. Truth be told, this isn’t a shocking revelation. However, it is my belief, along with many others, that releasing it in this order is detrimental for newcomers.

Yes, I agree with Sony that new players are still likely to enjoy these games at their core. Still, they aren’t likely to connect with the story in the way Naughty Dog intended them too. If Sony wanted to publish another PlayStation exclusive to PC, why not go for The Last of Us Part 1? Or, how about a niche cut like Medievil? Better yet, how about an endlessly requested title like Bloodborne? The reason, as I am sure many of you have concluded for yourselves, is money. And although this isn’t surprising, ultimately, it is still disappointing.

Thankfully, the gameplay isn’t something you’ll need prior experience for.

Gameplay that makes you feel like a movie star.

Gameplay sections are broken down into combat and exploration scenarios. The former involves engaging in a cover-based system that is akin to Gears of War, albeit, slightly more movie like. You dash from cover to cover, avoid enemy gunfire, and then find opportune moments to retaliate back. Although it is responsive and entertaining, these sequences aren’t that much different from the earlier Uncharted iterations.

On the other hand, the stealth-based segments have been revamped completely. They now come with additional mechanics including enemy tagging, and dedication indicators. Likewise, hand-to-hand fighting has also been improved upon, allowing allies and enemies to freely assist each other. These system overhauls help to create a natural flow to the combat cycle.

Outside of action set pieces, you’ll also encounter a fair number of puzzles to solve. Some examples include a connect the dots style minigame, and a mechanical combination jigsaw. These aren’t extremely challenging, but they do require some time to figure out and complete.

Exploration that rivals Tomb Raider.

Uncharted 4’s exploration hasn’t changed all that much from its precursors either. In fact, the only new addition to the toolset is that of a grappling hook. You get to swing on broken beams, questionably sturdy boxes, and basically anything that it can latch onto. It is undeniably fun, even if it is a little outlandish at times. One scene in particular is absolutely ridiculously, but it is also unbelievably amusing. I don’t want to spoil it, but trust me, you’ll know what I’m talking about when you get there.

Other than that, you run around, find ledges to climb on, make precarious jumps, and maybe even find hidden collectables along the way. I’m far from the first person to state this, but if you’ve ever played the PS2 Tomb Raider games, then you’ll know what you’re in for here.

Open world elements.

Although most of the chapters in Uncharted 4 are linear, there are some that delve into free form exploration. During these moments, you’ll get to explore around open ended environments, typically while driving a vehicle, and discover noteworthy landmarks. Interestingly, The Lost Legacy’s version of these sections contain open world ideologies. If this is any indication as to what the series future holds, then the future appears to be bright.

Port performance.

For those interested, the ports performance is practically flawless. I ran both game on ultra, using a 1080p monitor, and retained a solid 60 frames per second throughout. There is a large number of settings which can be tweaked to find your PCs optimal setup. Sadly, the accessibility options aren’t nearly as all-encompassing as they were in The Last of Us Part 2. This means if you require specific settings to cater to a disability, then you may be out of luck. Other than that oversight though, this port is very good.

Jaw dropping graphics.

As is standard with all Naughty Dog titles, the graphical fidelity is top tier. The sprawling and varied landscapes are showcased in stunning clarity, most of which can be attributed to the high-quality textures created using the substance toolkit. To keep things simple, this effectively allows the in-game objects to remain hyper detailed and keep the game running smoothly. It also doesn’t matter if the objects in question are up close or at a distance, they’ll always appear crisp.

Unsurprisingly, the character models are equally admirable. Minute features such as pores, skin indentation and wrinkles, have all been rigorously illustrated. Best of all, the animations are inconceivably lifelike due to the motion and facial capture technologies. It’s truly awe-inspiring just how silky smooth the cutscenes are. Even more so when you learn they are rendered in real time.

I did encounter some visual hiccups here and there. For example, during one cutscene, Nate locked into place as the rest of the scene progressed around him normally. Although it broke my immersion, it was pretty negligible, and I cannot deny that it was also funny to watch. Similarly, I also spotted object culling in areas I probably shouldn’t have. This occurred way more than it should have, but I’ll put this down to outdated techniques.

Soundtracks that live up to their predecessors.

Upon hearing that Greg Edmonson wasn’t a part of either project, I was a bit sceptical about the OSTs living up to my expectations. After learning that Henry Jackson was his replacement, I was more than certain that they would. And, I wasn’t disappointed.

Musically, the soundtracks are, for a lack of a better word, more mature. The arrangements are masterfully put together, using a plethora of orchestral instrumentation to highlight a wide range of emotions. I personally can’t help but feel a mix of nostalgia and melancholy whilst listening to them in isolation. For my money, Henry Jackson has created the best all-round soundtracks to date.

Star studded cast that brings their A game.

I’ve already discussed how fantastic the motion and facial capture was in both games. But it would be negligent to overlook the spectacular group of actors behind that technology. After all, the cast here is beyond stacked, including the likes of Nolan North, Emily Rose, Troy Baker, and Laura Bailey, to name but a few. The genuine believability they brought to their character made it so much easier to get impassioned with their outcomes. 10/10 performances across the board.

Overall, the Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection is fantastic value for money. Both titles play and run exceptionally well, offering an immersive and engaging gameplay experience. The environments and character models are unbelievably lifelike, and the OST features a mature take on the Uncharted sound. Narratively, A Thief’s End is arguable the strongest in the series, especially if you’re already familiar with Nate’s story.

Consequently, you may want to wait this one out until you’ve had the opportunity to play through the original trilogy. However, if you aren’t too fussed with the lifetime story of Nate, then jumping in here is also a viable option. Regardless of which way you go, this package is definitely worth picking up.

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Starring everyone’s favourite Spider-man, Tom Holland (Nathan Drake), and the always ambitious Mark Wahlberg (Victor “Sully” Sullivan), the Uncharted movie marks the first of PlayStation Production’s video game features. Promising to tell the action-packed tale of Nathan Drake chasing the fortune of Ferdinand Magellan, Director Ruben Fleischer delivers a blockbuster version of the popular universe.

Despite the impressive set-pieces, Uncharted just doesn’t quite do anything special besides being another video game movie.

Uncharted Movie Review

Holland is charismatic as the fledgling thief and historian. While portraying a much younger version of Nathan Drake, he is a perfect fit for this kind of adventure and does many of his own stunts. Lots of hanging from dangerous heights and parkour chases through Spain, and being the likable guy he is, shows the actor’s dedication and passion for the role.

On the other hand, Wahlberg gives a flat performance as Sully. There’s a lot of stonewall acting and a hint of The Happening in some of his scenes. The character is untrustworthy, and this acting doesn’t do much to have an audience buy into Sully and Nate’s growing bond, besides a handful of quips between the two. Fan favourite Chloe Frazer is played exceptionally by Sophia Ali. Despite an awkward accent at times, she plays a great mischievous yet determined adventurer with her own goals.

Unfortunately, the writing isn’t her friend and can be frustrating, Chloe’s ideals change like a light switch. Her character is not written well and is almost forgotten about towards the end of the film.

Antonio Banderas as Moncada, the rich man chasing the treasure of his bloodline, and Tati Gabrielle as his hired mercenary, Braddock, also share decent performances. Their connections to the plot and other characters can be unclear, but they portray menacing and volatile adversaries for Nate and Sully. As you can probably tell by now, the mainly good acting is tarnished by the Uncharted movie’s writing and plot. So many vague motives, predictable scenarios, and lazy plot devices riddle this film.

Assuming this is Nate’s very first adventure of this stature, he is suddenly an expert in acrobatics, firing guns, and sword-fighting from his many years of bartending. There’s some incredibly predictable writing during the team’s stint in Spain as they follow clues to uncover a treasure. Splitting them up, near-death traps that they’ll obviously escape, and last-second surprises rear their ugly heads. There’s also a moment where Nate finds a staircase by looking at a very ambiguous carving on the floor and then somehow knows it’s the one directly in front of them.

The finale, despite its entertaining moments, comes about conveniently. All the characters show up effortlessly using one of the laziest plot devices you’ll see in a film. Much of the character development is also squeezed into this final act, the day being saved thanks to a useful change of values in the closing minutes.

Admittedly, this is a blockbuster action-adventure based on the popular PlayStation franchise. Walking into this film expecting a well-crafted and reasonable story isn’t going to end well. Suspending your disbelief is important, and as a stupidly fun popcorn movie, it delivers fun action and massive climaxes with a range of laughs. Still, it doesn’t do anything different or extraordinary, besides the source material, to stick out against other Hollywood films out there.

As a video game movie, Uncharted takes the path of being its own thing rather than focusing on fan service. There are certainly moments those who’ve played the games will love, but the film isn’t necessarily riddled with them. They are often subtle, like the familiar notes of the Uncharted theme sneaking through the score at times or a brief snippet where Holland is climbing, grabbing ledges as Nate does in-game. It’s a good balance that lets the movie stand on its own legs.

Even if those legs are a little weak, Uncharted looks and feels as you’d want it to. There are lots of epic moments, plenty of gold and blue overtones, stunning cities and tropical environments to gawk at. The plane scene does have awkward special effects and camera work, as seen in the trailer for the films, but it doesn’t distract from tension and fear of height on the screen.

The problem is we don’t see Nathan Drake and Sully hanging onto dear life hundreds of feet above the ocean—we see Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg flailing about, doing their jobs. These big-budget actors don’t sink into their characters as they should, and that’s a result of their popularity, poor writing and an unengaging plot.

If you were to put Uncharted on a podium with all the other multi-million-dollar action-adventure, treasure hunting films, it sits just under Indiana Jones, National Treasure, and the first two Pirates of the Caribbean movies.

Overall, Uncharted translates the video game to cinemas well. It suffers from flawed writing and a plot that fails to make the story appealing, but with this generation’s Spider-Man playing the lead, it will likely sell tickets and be a big hit. Regardless, it’s stupid fun and a great reason to sit down, turn off your brain, and enjoy the fantastic action.

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OpenCritic says the review embargo lifts at 12:01am PT/3:01am ET tomorrow, May 5.

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Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End may not be releasing until Tuesday, May 10, but the review embargo will be lifting tomorrow, May 5, in the morning (Pacific time). Since the multiplayer servers won’t be fully populated until launch day, expect reviews to focus more on the single-player campaign.

Looking at Metacritic’s rankings for PlayStation 4 games, Uncharted 4 would need to score a 93 or higher to land in the top three. Here’s the current leaders:

Grand Theft Auto V – 97 The Last of Us Remastered – 95 Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain – 93 Journey – 92 Bloodborne – 92 The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – 92

As for the Uncharted franchise, Uncharted 2 is sitting at #1 with a score of 96:

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves – 96 Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception – 92 Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune – 88 Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection – 86 Uncharted: Golden Abyss – 80

While you wait for Uncharted 4 reviews, be sure to read up on the install size and day one update , Trophy list , and Naughty Dog’s plans for multiplayer .

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Uncharted 4 - Everything You Need To Know

Uncharted 4 - everything you need to know.

Welcome Back, Drake

Officially revealed in 2014,  Uncharted 4 is set three years after its predecessor. The game follows Drake's journey as a retired fortune hunter who is thrust back into the world of thieves. We're told that the protagonist will travel the globe as part of his "greatest adventure" that will put his physical limits and resolve to test. Check out the following story trailers for more:

Is this the End?

Probably. At least for Drake, it is. Naughty Dog has said that Uncharted 4 will be the " end of an era " for the studio as it brings Drake's story to a close. However, the team also reiterated on several occasions that Uncharted 4 might just be the last game in the series. More recently, Creative Director Neil Druckmann said that although it might be a bad business decision to end the series, it's really hard to do a sequel after this one.

Bowing Out in Style

Naughty Dog has said that Uncharted 4 has a " very specific " ending that's "very definitive" to the franchise. The developer believes people will be discussing it for a long time and in fact, Uncharted 4 's ambitious ending is one of the reasons the game was delayed (the other reason being a considerably high worldwide demand requiring extra manufacturing time).

A Roller Coaster Ride

Naughty Dog's Bruce Straley has said that Uncharted 4 is going to be a " roller-coaster ride " thanks to its pacing and story. Gameplay-wise, the developer is going "deeper and richer" with its mechanics so with all things considered, players can expect to be "really immersed" in the game.

Drake's older sibling, Sam, is set to appear in Uncharted 4 . According to Naughty Dog , Sam is five years older and more reckless than Drake - who he feels is better at everything.

In the upcoming title, Sam shows up and reveals that his life depends on him finding an artifact from Henry Avery.

Dialogue Options

At PSX 2015, we were shown a trailer (below) briefly telling the story of Nathan and Sam. We noticed a few dialogue options, which Naughty Dog later explained will only appear in a few spots as a "nod to fans."

The Cast & the Controversy

Sam is voiced by none other than Troy Baker  and new character Nadine Ross is voiced by Laura Bailey . Voice actor Robin Atkin Downes also confirmed his involvement in Uncharted 4 . 

Two of Naughty Dog's casting decisions ended up stirring some controversy. The first controversy involved Nadine, a black character, being voiced by Laura Bailey, which the developer later clarified . The second controversy involved the replacement of Harry Flynn voice actor, Steve Valentine, which allegedly came down to the parties  not being able to reach an agreement .

Key Features

Naughty Dog has promised that Uncharted 4 will showcase the power of the PS4 . Its key features include dynamic gameplay, expansive environments, vehicles that you can drive, and an all new multiplayer mode. For details on each of the features that this blockbuster adventure will bring, click here .

Frame-Rate & Resolution

Uncharted 4 's single-player mode will run at 1080p/30fps whereas its multiplayer will run at 900p/60fps . We're also told that the game will include a Photo Mode.

Multiplayer

Uncharted 4 's multiplayer will come with quite a few new features and systems including Sidekicks, Mysticals and Grappling Hook, all of which were shown off in the beta. For more information on these systems, click here .

At launch, the game will have Ranked mode, Command mode, Team Deathmatch, Plunder, Warm Up Playlist and Trials - all of which are detailed here .

Multiplayer Plunder Mode & Preview

Just ahead of the game's release, Naughty Dog announced a Plunder mode for Uncharted 4 's multiplayer, which is a take on Capture the Flag. Although it appeared in the previous two games as well, the studio has made a few tweaks to this one including changing it to a 4v4 experience as opposed to 5v5. 

PSLS' Jowi got his hands on the Plunder mode at PAX East 2016, and offers his impressions here .

Free Multiplayer DLC and Roadmap

Naughty Dog has said that all future modes, maps, and gameplay items will be added at no additional cost. Players will be able to unlock everything by simply playing and earning in-game currency called Relics. 

For further details on how to earn Relics and to see a multiplayer roadmap for future content, head over here .

No Dedicated Servers

Uncharted 4 's multiplayer  won't have dedicated servers . Naughty Dog didn’t go into detail about how the game would react to a host dropping out, but did confirm that matches would remain 5v5 for a maximum of 10 players at one time. The developer also said that it's considering adding vehicles to the multiplayer mode at a later point in time.

Multiplayer Gameplay

Check out some multiplayer gameplay footage below from Paris Games Week 2015 and the beta that ran last December:

Micro Transactions

Yes, Uncharted 4 's multiplayer does come with micro-transactions called Naughty Dog Points, which will be available at launch. However, the developer has assured fans that nothing will be gated off . Community Strategist, Arne Meyer, explained that it's just a way for Naughty Dog to be able to maintain the multiplayer service but nothing will be locked behind a paywall and the micro-transactions won't affect gameplay.

Naughty Dog has said that The Last of Us made the developer consider making story DLC for Uncharted 4 because it worked really well for the survival horror title. Although no details have been revealed yet, we're told that it'll probably be in the same vein as The Last of Us: Left Behind . However, Naughty Dog doesn't want to mess with the story too much as Uncharted 4 itself is "very conclusive."

Game Length

It'd be no fun if Drake's final adventure was a short one, right? Well, you don't have to worry about that. Naughty Dog has said that Uncharted 4 is the longest game in the series and the most varied in terms of locations. So buckle up!

Can't Get Enough?

Here's 16-minutes of gameplay featuring Nathan, Sam and Sully on the plains of Madagascar. Gameplay starts at 0.45 and if you're trying to avoid spoilers, we suggest muting the video first.

E3 2015 Preview & Extended Demo

Last year at E3, Naughty Dog treated us to an awesome 14-min extended demo, which you can check out below. Additionally, PSLS' Anthony got his hands on the game, a preview of which you can read here . Rest assured, it looked stunning!

Teen Rating Explained

ESRB has awarded Uncharted 4 a Teen rating because the game features blood, language, use of alcohol and tobacco, and violence. A detailed explanation is available here .

Pre-Order Bonuses

Pre-ordering Uncharted 4 at GameStop will net you a multiplayer booster pack and the Phurba Dagger Taunt. Amazon pre-orders come with the Snow Camo weapon customization and the Desert Drake outfit multiplayer customization. And pre-orders via PlayStation Store will receive the Uncharted 4 Dynamic Theme and the Desert Weapon customization.

Collectors Editions & Triple Pack

Uncharted 4 comes with a $79.99 Special Retail Edition, a $119.99 Libertalia Collector's Edition and a $79.99 Digital Deluxe Edition which includes the Uncharted 4 Triple Pack that costs $24.99 on its own. For details on each, follow this link .

The Triple Pack  includes access to single-player story add-on and two multiplayer packs that will unlock these items .

Themed Consoles

On May 10, Uncharted 4 -themed consoles will be available for sale in both the US and UK. The US version will include a 500GB PS4 whereas the UK version will include a 1TB system . Both packages will contain Gray Blue systems with a silk-screened image of Drake, and matching DualShock 4. Follow the embedded links for further details on each.

Trophy List

Thanks to copies of Uncharted 4 leaking two weeks ahead of its release, the game's trophy list has been revealed. Although 17 of them are hidden, the rest of the list can be found here . 

Beware of spoilers!

Install Size & Day-One Update

Thanks to the same leaks mentioned earlier, Uncharted 4 's install size (disc) and the size of its day-one update have also been revealed. Install size is 50GB and update 1.01 is almost 5GB. Patch notes reveal that the update adds multiplayer support, bonus features, and Encounter Select.

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Back in 2011, in a commercial made for the Japanese market but which has since appeared online, Harrison Ford sat down in front of a TV to play the third video game in the Uncharted series. “Fantastic. Oh, incredible,” said the star, as he hammered the X button with his thumb. “So cinematic.” It was a publicity coup — the actual Indiana Jones stepping into the pixelly shoes of his gaming equivalent, Nathan Drake. It was yet more evidence that Uncharted — a brilliantly executed PlayStation adventure franchise which is, yes, cinematic as hell — was destined to become a film series too. But the ad also hinted strongly at the biggest problem facing anyone daring to take Drake to the big screen: the shadow of Spielberg’s Indy films, the gold standard for movies about treasure-hunters dodging dusty booby-traps and falling out of planes.

After roughly 15 years of development, Uncharted the movie is finally here. Dusty booby-traps and plummets from planes are present and correct. Alas, despite the promise and all that time expended, it’s disappointingly weak sauce. For die-hard fans of the games, there’s little that lives up to their ingeniously unfolding action set-pieces, such as the train sequence in Uncharted 2 which builds and builds in intensity until a cliffhanger that involves actual cliff-hanging, or the wild horseback gun-battle in part 3. Non-Drakeheads, meanwhile, are likely to wonder what all the fuss was about. What’s on screen is amiable enough, a hunt for $4 billion of pirate booty that involves a lot of double-crossing (plus, thanks to the film’s twin MacGuffin, a pair of crucifixes, a literal double-cross). But while it clearly aims for Raiders Of The Lost Ark — “When did you decide to become Indiana Jones?” someone says at one point, while our heroes’ trek is depicted by a red dotted line on a map, Indy-style — it lands somewhere around National Treasure 2 instead.

Antonio Banderas makes for a colourless villain, with monologues about “diversified investments” so inert that even his goons look bored.

Over the years, the search to fill the two lead roles — Drake and his grizzled mentor Sully — cycled through pretty much every actor in Hollywood with a gym membership card. It finally landed on Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg , two actors who can be charming and funny individually, but who struggle to muster up much in the way of comic chemistry here. It doesn’t help that the dialogue they’re given is significantly lamer than that uttered by their video-game counterparts; as they bicker in catacombs over ancient riddles (Wahlberg was at least well-cast in the sense that his resting expression suggests he is perpetually trying to crack an ancient riddle), scenes start to feel like cutscenes that you wish you could skip. Antonio Banderas , likewise, makes for a colourless villain, with monologues about “diversified investments” so inert that even his goons look bored.

There are moments when it jolts into life: a well-executed, lengthy single shot tracking Drake as he freefalls from an aircraft; some Goonies - esque underground map-syncing. But only the final 20 minutes, with a pirate-ship battle that takes to the skies, lives up to the giddy, inventive spectacle of the source material. Otherwise, Uncharted plods around an all-too-familiar map.

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Uncharted movie release date, trailer, and more, uncharted movie 2022: hello, friends, and welcome to our website. today, we will discuss the un charted movie..

The Uncharted movie is poised to hit the big screen for the first time. The video game adaptation has had a bumpy route to release, but we're about to see Tom Holland take on the character of Nathan Drake in a matter of days, after many years and numerous filmmakers (more on that later). Mark Wahlberg co-stars with him as Drake's mentor Sully, and we've got all the details on the rest of the cast members down below.

We've also got a breakdown of the film's trailers, exclusive Holland quotes (including how the concept for the film came from a rejected young James Bond proposal), and lots of additional story elements and official photographs to whet your appetite for the impending swashbuckling adventure. And that's only the beginning - for all of this and more, keep scrolling to learn all we know so far about the Uncharted film .

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Street-smart Nathan Drake is recruited by seasoned treasure hunter Victor "Sully" Sullivan to recover a fortune amassed by Ferdinand Magellan and lost 500 years ago by the House of Moncada. 

Uncharted Movie Details

Director: Ruben Fleischer

Writers: Art Marcum, Rafe Judkins (story by), Matt Holloway 

Stars: Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg, Sophia Ali 

Release date: February 11, 2022 (United Kingdom)

Release date Officially: February 18, 2022

Country of origin: United States

Language: English

Filming locations: Lloret de Mar, Girona, Spain

Production companies: Columbia Pictures, Atlas Entertainment, Arad Productions

I’d like to say the greatest treasure is the friends we make along the way, but tbh there is $5 billion on the line. @TomHolland1996 and @MarkWahlberg star in #UnchartedMovie , exclusively in movie theaters February 18. Tickets on sale Sunday, 1/30.* pic.twitter.com/L1hlkQu96u — Uncharted (@unchartedmovie) January 27, 2022

The first Un charted movie was set to be released in 2016 — suffice to say, it has been postponed several times since then. The film's final release date has been set on February 18, 2022.

The movie will also be available on Netflix. Netflix now has exclusive rights to stream Sony's theatrical releases, including Un charted, Venom 2, and Morbius, according to a new contract. These films, however, will not be available on Netflix at the same time as they are in theatres, but rather within two years of their theatrical release.

Uncharted Movie Trailer

Uncharted trailers can be found on the internet. The first film features Tom Holland as Nathan Drake, who meets Mark Wahlberg's Sully. Nathan tumbling off a plane and attempting to climb cargo to get back inside is another scene straight from the games.

Sony has published a second video for Un charted: Golden Abyss, which features Sully with his trademark mustache. There's also some new information about Antonio Banderas' character, who appears to be fighting both his own family legacy and Drake.

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Experienced treasure hunter Victor "Sully" Sullivan (Mark Wahlberg) recruits street-smart Nathan Drake (Tom Holland) to recover riches acquired by Ferdinand Magellan and lost 500 years ago by the House of Moncada. What begins as a simple heist for the duo quickly turns into a race around the world to reach the reward before the savage Santiago Moncada (Antonio Banderas), who believes he and his family are the legitimate heirs. Nate and Sully have a chance to unearth $5 billion in treasure and possibly even Nate's long-lost brother if they can understand the clues and solve one of the world's oldest mysteries...but only if they can learn to work together. Best Netflix Movies 2022

Uncharted Movie Cast

Tom Holland, who is best known for playing Spider-Man, will play Nathan Drake in Un charted, playing a younger version of the character than in the games. Meanwhile, Mark Wahlberg will play Victor "Sully" Sullivan, a seasoned treasure hunter who serves as Drake's tutor. Holland's portrayal in the film has been lauded by Nolan North, the voice of Nathan Drake in the games. 

Sophia Taylor Ali, who starred in Truth or Dare, plays Chloe Frazer, a fellow treasure hunter who first appeared in Uncharted 2: Among Thieves and then led the spin-off Un charted: The Lost Legacy. Frazer has a romantic history with Drake, as revealed in the games; may the film disclose what happened between the two?

Antonio Banderas, who plays the villain in the film, will play a pivotal part. There's no information on whether the Zorro actor's character existed in the games before, but reports claim he's a brand-new character created specifically for the film. 

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Tati Gabrielle from Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, whose role is also unknown, completes the main cast. Could she be playing Elena Fisher, Drake's future wife, with whom she already has a professional connection when Drake's Fortune premieres? It's implied that she started their relationship by documenting Drake's treasure-hunting exploits in the games. If Elena does appear in the Uncharted film, it will most likely be at the conclusion.

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Uncharted Movie Plot

Uncharted's cast is led by actors that are significantly younger than the video game characters they portray. The film will be a prequel to the Uncharted game series, taking place before the events of the first game, Un charted: Drake's Fortune, though it will not be directly tied to the games (this isn't canon, in case you're interested), and the filmmakers may take the story in a different direction by the end of the film.

The film's official synopsis has been posted. "Uncharted introduces fans to teenage street-smart Nathan Drake (Tom Holland) and his first treasure hunting journey with wisecracking buddy Victor 'Sully' Sullivan, based on one of the best-selling and highly renowned video game series of all time (Mark Wahlberg). The two go on a perilous quest for "the greatest treasure never unearthed" while also chasing clues that could lead to Nathan's long-lost sibling in an action-adventure epic that spans the globe."

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Holland has recently previewed what the film may entail. He told Total Film, "Uncharted is a film I finished last year." "Mark Wahlberg and I are here. It's a precursor to the Uncharted game series from Naughty Dog. Nathan Drake is my character. Our director, Ruben Fleischer, performed an outstanding job. It makes me really happy. It's entertaining, amusing, and epic. It'll be quite entertaining. The action moments are among the most exciting I've ever worked on. So I'm really looking forward to that." 

He also admitted to putting on ""When we walked to set for the first time, I saw Mark Wahlberg [who plays mentor figure Sully], and Mark is big," he told Total Film. He's a piece of machinery. I was in decent shape, but I wasn't particularly large." The set was shut down a few days later owing to Covid. "We went home for five months, and all I did was eat and train, eat and train, eat and train - to put some muscle on, to seem less like a child next to Mark."

Holland previously admitted to GQ that "there are portions of my performance in Un charted where I kind of fell under that trap of being 'I want to look nice today' rather than 'acting a character." "As soon as you start caring about 'Do I look good in this shot?' acting becomes something other than playing a character," he continued, "I think there are portions of my performance in Uncharted where I fell under that trap of 'I want to look good now.'" This is going to be my cool moment...' But it was a valuable lesson taught since it was sometimes more about landing a mark and going through this scene than it was about landing a mark and seeing my expanding biceps... It was a mistake, and I will almost certainly never do it again."

He has promised us, however, that the film would be suitable for all audiences. He told Den of Geek, "For the fans of the games, they're getting a side of the tale that they've never seen before." "Those who haven't played the games yet are given a wonderful introduction to a character. It works for almost everyone."

Uncharted Movie Director

Uncharted has had a few directors... To begin with, David O. Russell, best renowned for his work on American Hustle, was the first person to be hired to write and direct the film. In a 2010 interview with MTV, Wahlberg, who worked with Russell on The Fighter, expressed his enthusiasm for the director's work, saying: "I certainly support whatever David wants to do, but the concept is insane: Robert De Niro as my father, Joe Pesci as my uncle. That's for sure. It won't be the watered-down version."

Russell quickly left the project due to work on Silver Linings Playbook, and Neil Burger – fresh off the success of Limitless in 2011 – was brought in to rewrite the script. After Ruger left to helm the Divergent films in 2012, the deal fell through, and Seth Gordon, the filmmaker of Horrible Bosses, was hired in 2014. The character of Nathan Drake was then turned down by Chris Pratt, and Gordon left the project to direct a Baywatch film. Pirates of the Caribbean

Later, as part of the infamous Sony leaks in 2015, a script created by David Guggenhein surfaced online. Wahlberg's script notes requested that the writers reduce the "buddy movie" nature of the film, "making it plainly Drake's story" rather than one starring Sully and Drake. There were three antagonists at one point, but they were reduced to two. Kraven The Hunter:  

Stranger Things director Shawn Levy was in charge by the time 2016 rolled around until Dan Trachtenberg took control in early 2019. Travis Knight, the director of Bumblebee, took up Trachtenberg's directing duties in September of that year but resigned in December due to Holland's clashing schedule filming Spider-Man 3.

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After all of this, Rubun Fleischer finally joined the team in 2020. Fleischer, the director of both Zombieland and Venom, accomplished what no one else had: he actually filmed an Uncharted picture.

Iron Man and Men in Black: International duo Art Marcum and Matt Holloway, who took over from Jonathan Rosenberg and Mark Walker, wrote the final screenplay. Before that, there were versions by Agents of Shield writer Rafe Judkins (who still has a writing credit on IMDB), Bad Boys for Life's Joe Carnahan (who called his R-rated script "a beast" with "four of the biggest, f***in' craziest action sequences I think I've ever written"), and a slew of others.

The Uncharted Movie Will Be a First For Sony

The Uncharted movie will be produced by PlayStation Productions, a Sony subsidiary. Un charted is the studio's first project intended for a large theatrical release, having previously produced the animated film Heavenly Sword in 2014 and Ratchet & Clank in 2016. PlayStation Productions is also working on an HBO series based on The Last of Us.

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As far as films based on video games go, Uncharted may not be scraping the bottom of the barrel, nor is it the crème de la crème. It instead proves to be a moderately entertaining adventure yarn that echoes better films that have come before, and will probably follow it.     

The plot follows the exploits of hustler/thief Nathan Drake (Tom Holland) after he partners with Indiana Jones wannabe Victor “Sully” Sullivan (Mark Wahlberg) to search for a fortune in gold lost five hundred years earlier by Ferdinand Magellan. Sully had been working with Nathan’s long-lost brother, but now needs Nathan’s help if he is going to lay claim to the treasure before another treasure seeker, Moncada (Antonio Banderas), who insists his family has the only legitimate claim to the fortune.  

After Nathan and Sully team up with fellow adventure Sophia Ali (Chloe Frazer) the film begins to check boxes that fit other franchises like the “National Treasure” films or satisfy fans of the game the film is based upon. While it all seems like a rehash of other films and properties regurgitated into something approximating something new, it does succeed in moving swiftly enough that you barely have time to notice how empty it actually is.  

Director Ruben Fleischer does the best he can with the routine adventure story that affords the story none of the wit or timing that made both his forays into the horror genre – Zombieland (2009) and Zombieland: Double Tap (2019) – as entertaining as they were. Screenwriters Rafe Judkins (who created television’s The Wheel of Time [2021]) and Art Marcum & Matt Holloway (who penned the screenplay for Iron Man [2008]) provide very little beyond a standard action/adventure story for Fleischer to work from. That being said however, everyone involved seems all in on the adventure and that enthusiasm is infectious, to a point at least.  

Ultimately, it all ends up being an empty undertaking that instead echoes better films that have come before (and will more than likely come after as well). While Uncharted is far from being unwatchable, it is a rote video-game adaptation that does not have enough going for it to elevate it above mediocre.  

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Film review: uncharted.

The film of the popular video game is finally here!

After years in development hell, a film adaptation of Naughty Dog’s Uncharted adventure video game series is finally here.

Acting as a prequel/origin story for Uncharted ’s characters, the film stars Tom Holland as a young and inexperienced Nathan Drake (descendant of famed explorer Sir Francis Drake) who is brought onboard treasure hunter and conman Victor “Sully” Sullivan’s (Mark Wahlberg) quest to find Ferdinand Magellan’s 500-year-old lost fortune. The pair, aided by another treasure hunter Chloe Frazer (Sophia Ali), must reach the treasure before the evil Santiago Moncada (Antonio Banderas).

While Tom Holland is believable as a young Nathan Drake, he has no chemistry with Mark Wahlberg, who never comes close to resembling his video game counterpart. The supporting cast are also bland, even Antonio Banderas who is normally fun in villainous roles is horribly under-utilised here. The CGI is mostly poor and the dialogue is frequently atrocious and the banter between Nate and Sully isn’t nearly as fun as the film thinks it is. The action is serviceable with the exception being the admittedly enjoyable, over the top and cartoonish climactic action sequence involving two pirate ships suspended from helicopters. The clue solving scenes are tedious and the usually superb Ramin Djawadi delivers a shockingly underwhelming score.

A bland, rather forgettable actioner, but good fun for fans of the Uncharted game.

Reviewed by Jordan Ellis

Fun for fans 2 stars

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