Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Remastered (2015)

Naughty Dog

Remaster of Uncharted: Drake's Fortune

PlayStation 4

4.00 from 5 ratings

9 members have it in their collection · 2 playing now · 3 backlogged · 1 wish listed

How long? · with extras 10h (from 1 logged playthrough)

Jump into the perilous journey that kick-started the legendary escapades of Nathan Drake. Hunt for the lost treasure of El Dorado, with the help of courageous journalist Elena Fisher and Drake’s mentor and friend Victor “Sully” Sullivan. Enjoy peerless storytelling from the team at Naughty Dog, as you race to discover the fabled city of gold before your ruthless enemies. … Read more
Jump into the perilous journey that kick-started the legendary escapades of Nathan Drake. Hunt for the lost treasure of El Dorado, with the help of courageous journalist Elena Fisher and Drake’s mentor and friend Victor “Sully” Sullivan. Enjoy peerless storytelling from the team at Naughty Dog, as you race to discover the fabled city of gold before your ruthless enemies. Experience the classic PlayStation3 adventure that redefined the genre, now on PlayStation4. Read less
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Developers
Naughty Dog
Publishers
Sony Computer Entertainment
Genres
Adventure, Platform, Puzzle, Shooter
Themes
Action, Comedy, Drama, Historical
Franchises
Uncharted
Series
Uncharted

Release dates

  • Oct 07, 2015 (Europe) PlayStation 4
  • Oct 08, 2015 (Japan) PlayStation 4
  • Oct 09, 2015 (North_America) PlayStation 4

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timebias

Status timebias Mar 15, 2020

Attempting this again. I set it aside, about two-thirds through the story, on 3rd January 2018, and never came back to it—not quite due to deliberate abandonment, but I guess I wasn't so gripped that I couldn't put down the controller. Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection having been a PS+ giveaway two months ago brought me back.

It looks a …

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Attempting this again. I set it aside, about two-thirds through the story, on 3rd January 2018, and never came back to it—not quite due to deliberate abandonment, but I guess I wasn't so gripped that I couldn't put down the controller. Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection having been a PS+ giveaway two months ago brought me back.

It looks a little more dated than I remember—perhaps due to the contrast of playing shortly after a session on Bluepoint's lush remastering of Shadow of the Colossus—but it's fine for its age, and even rather lovely in places. The platforming feels more like guiding a series of pre-made animations than having absolute control over the avatar, but at least it's more consistent in that regard (albeit not without the occasional frustrating moment) than SotC. (I'm just comparing these two games because I happened to play them on the same day—and they were remastered by the same company.) The gun battles are about the right level of complexity for me—I enjoy a bit of third-person shooting, but I'm not great at it—but I recall them getting a bit repetitive. We'll see how it goes.

Anyway—I've resolved to complete it, this time!

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timebias

Status timebias Jan 3, 2018

OK, so - I got through what I believe was the final jet ski section, upriver. Again, I didn't find it as bad as others stated, and I only died a couple of times (playing on Normal difficulty) - unlike the last big gun battle of the 'Trapped' chapter, for which I needed a controller-snapping number of retries. (But still, …

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OK, so - I got through what I believe was the final jet ski section, upriver. Again, I didn't find it as bad as others stated, and I only died a couple of times (playing on Normal difficulty) - unlike the last big gun battle of the 'Trapped' chapter, for which I needed a controller-snapping number of retries. (But still, not too challenging even for someone, like me, who rarely plays shooting games.)

I'm still having fun, but I wish there were more puzzle sections (like the statues/compass in the library), or larger areas to explore for treasure (like the post-battle courtyard of the library), to break up the ceaseless gun battles. And I wish those puzzles and environments were a little more expansive and imaginative. Hopefully the balance of the gameplay is something that the developers addressed in the sequels.

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timebias

Status timebias Dec 31, 2017

I got through a couple of jet ski sections today. They weren't quite as atrocious as I expected, based on others' comments here. Clunky, but short enough not to be too frustrating. I just hope there's not another (harder) one around the corner!

timebias

Status timebias Dec 30, 2017

During my first playthrough on PS4, the game crashed early into the fifth level and corrupted my save data; I had to restart the game from scratch. Thankfully I was less than three hours in and am rapidly regaining my progress, but still - very annoying. I’d recommend keeping a second save file up-to-date in case of such errors.