One gamer even detailed that he completed “Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End” in just under 13 hours spread across four sessions.
He said that while he is not the type of person to have the patience of playing or watching TV for long hours, “Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End” made it so easy for him because Naughty Dog has indeed crafted a gorgeous and fantastically remarkable end to the saga of Nathan Drake. He attributed the success of the game to its pacing.
The critic said that the focus of “Uncharted 4” is far more heavily weighted toward exploration and platforming levels, with a character along for the ride to help tell the story that the gamer plays.
“Uncharted 4” also has the best combat ever seen in the series. Most encounters take place in spaces with a clever design filled with nooks and crannies to exploit. There is little of the magical reinforcement that artificially extended the previous games’ running times.
The game is still as big as it gets in terms of video game development but its single-player adventure feels increasingly anachronistic.
Another thing that Naughty Dog has been highly commended and praised for “Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End” is its extensive set of accessibility features which is incredibly important to gamers with certain disabilities.