Uncharted 4 is a game made by Naughty Dog that's exclusively for the Playstation 4 (PS4). It is supposed to be the last game in the Uncharted series and is a great way to put an end to the franchise. The game starts out with a chase near some islands during a storm (this actually takes place during the middle of the game) after a wave hits our main character's boats. After the opening scene, the screen fades to black and we are shown the main character, Nathan Drake, as a child in an orphanage. It is revealed that he has a brother named Sam (Note: he was never mentioned in the other games). Without giving too much away, he is trying to find a lost ship that belonged to a famous pirate that is filled with many other pirates' treasure that he tried to steal. He must find it with his brother in order to pay off a debt to a drug lord who broke him out of prison. This has been proven to be a lie in the last chapters of the game. The story is great except for the epilogue, since it leaves the game open for the story DLC. The expanded story, multiplayer, and further plans for the game go as far as spring of 2017.

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The gameplay is somewhat average for a third person action adventure game; however, the controls have improved since the last installment. The gun play and climbing in the game is pretty average, but nothing groundbreaking so far. The game runs at a steady 60 FPS with no frame drops at all. In my play through, which is pretty impressive for one of the best, if not the best looking game out on consoles. The online multiplayer is pretty fun too, but the matchmaking could be better since it takes a while to find a match. I suggest there should be a skill based matchmaking system instead of the current one due to some games being unfair. Overall, Uncharted 4 is an amazing game in the technical and story aspects but the average gameplay brings it down.