The Uncharted 4: A Thief's End E3 demo has already been released to the public, giving those who weren't able to attend the chance to witness new features for the gameplay as well as the storyline. Naughty Dog is bringing the title to a new level with realistic graphics, as well as an interesting mix in the cast. Considering that there is a change in the directives of the game, fans will have to see for themselves how it will all turn out.
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End was showcased in a demo that spanned 16 minutes, where fans see how Nathan is already doing. The first thing to recognize is the fact that he will already be able to drive in the game. According to Gamezone, another skill that players would enjoy would be the grappling technique, which could be handy to solve certain puzzles.
When it comes to the characters, it would no longer just be all Nathan Drake and Sully on the screen. This is because Uncharted 4: A Thief's End sees more of Sam, who is the older brother of Nathan. More intriguing to know is the fact that the former will be voiced by Troy Baker, while the latter is still Nolan North - both of which are good friends in reality. This will bring more genuine portrayal of the characters for the game.
There is no doubt that Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is really paying attention even in the smallest details of the game. For instance, Nathan would be covered immensely in mud or the clothes rack would be caught up in a vehicle when it gets crashed. According to Naughty Dog, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End will still run at 30fps. This would hold true for the single player mode, where the multiplayer might run at 60fps should the developers push with the plan.
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End will come out in the northern spring season of 2016, where it will be exclusive to the PlayStation 4. Another thing to keep updated on would be the art book of the game which will have a lot of fantastic concepts, where pre-orders are about to open through Dark Horse. For more updates on this Naughty Dog franchise, bookmark the site.
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