Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy Trailers
UNCHARTED: The Lost Legacy - Western Ghats Gameplay Video | PS4
UNCHARTED: The Lost Legacy – E3 Extended Gameplay | PS4
UNCHARTED: The Lost Legacy – PS4 Story Trailer | E3 2017
Critic Reviews for Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
A brisk running time and lower stakes do the Uncharted formula no harm at all - even if this spin-off sticks a bit too close to the script.
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy succeeds on the strength of its protagonists, writing, and phenomenal depiction of India's jungles and ruins. Being in the company of Chloe and Nadine keeps its overly familiar action sequences and disappointingly empty open-world area interesting, and it regains its footing in smart puzzles and thrilling cinematic moments.
While the action sequences might feel like old hat, there's no denying that Chloe and Nadine's very personal adventure will go down as one of Uncharted's best.
Shorter than any other Uncharted game, yet just as powerful and memorable
A dynamic duo from Uncharted's rich cast of colorful characters proves there's life after Nathan Drake.
Despite the new protagonist, this game serves as a celebration of everything the Uncharted series has come to represent over a decade of mostly strong releases from Naughty Dog. And because of the new protagonist, it also offers a glimpse into what the franchise could become in the future, with some new developer leading the way. Naughty Dog did right by our memories here, and I hope that whoever takes on Uncharted next does right by them.
Chloe Frazer ably steps into the lead role in a new Uncharted that's as action-packed and well written as anything in the series.
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy embraces what the series has become so renowned for: placing real, relatable people in impossible situations that force them to come out better and stronger on the other side or not come out at all.
