A little over four months since the release of the open world action-adventure third-person shooter video game “Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End” exclusively on the PlayStation 4, game developer Naughty Dog has announced last week the second DLC pack for the game officially called as “Bounty Hunters.”
“Bounty Hunters” DLC actually adds new weapons, cosmetics, and a new multiplayer mode on “Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End” which is officially called as the Bounty Hunter.
The DLC also includes the addition of cinema mode to the multiplayer version of “Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End” which enables players to pause the action, move the camera, and take pictures, reports Venture Beat.
“Bounty Hunters” is actually the second of three planned DLC packs for the multiplayer version of “Uncharted 4” and players can buy them together in the Explorer’s Pack for $25.
While Naughty Dog already made the announcement about the “Bounty Hunters” DLC pack, it has yet to state the exact date on when it shall become available on the PlayStation 4.
Naughty Dog made the announcement via a live stream held on September 21 where the developer answered questions from gamers regarding the upcoming “Bounty Hunters” DLC, reports the PlayStation Lifestyle.
There was a New Devon map for “Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End” multiplayer mode, released early this month as part of the 1.12 update to the game. The map came out free for all players of “Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End.”
One thing the fourth and final game prove is the vitality of the franchise with its nearly unrivaled gameplay and excellent graphics, the credit of which goes to game developer Naughty Dog.
The “Uncharted” video game series has indeed established a more artistic amusement and complemented it with thrilling gameplay that revolves around secured based shooting and outrageous platforming.
Naughty Dog has made use of the powerful features of the PlayStation 4 and combining it with the great elements of its past titles in the franchise to give gamers a truly wonderful aggregate gaming experience.
The game developer has succeeded in making probably the most outwardly amazing illustrations ever seen on gaming consoles. It’s just a magnificent spectacle to behold. There is also that superb storyline that perfectly fits the bigger world to explore and contribute to the satisfying gaming feel.
A chart-topper
Indicative of how successful “Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End” is as a third-person shooter video game since its official rollout on May 10, the game continues to dominate the UK individual formats chart from the week of its release until the week ending June 18 or a total of six weeks already and counting.
It dominated the US all formats charts in May. In both charts, it is followed by Bethesda’s “Doom” both for the PS4, the Xbox One, and the PC.
Critics believe that the game will continue to remain a chart-topper in the UK until a new third-person shooter video game comes out, which would not be happening anytime soon.
Less than one week after its official release, the game was generating mostly positive reviews from game critics, with most of them commending Naughty Dog for finally giving the franchise a rightful pace that seemed to have been missing during its first three iterations.
A phenomenal game
One reputable gaming critic Casey Newton even posted on his Twitter account in May that after all the delays that the game has been subjected to for several times in the past, “Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End” proved to be quite phenomenal.
He lauded the efforts of Naughty Dog for giving the game so many more character moments and much less mindless shootings, which were very prevalent in both “Uncharted 2” and “Uncharted 3.”