Uncharted: The Lost Legacy Reviews
When the game settles into straightforward action, it comes across as a retread of past Uncharted entries.
If you still find the play style of Uncharted fun but want some additional story to go along with your climbing, shooting, and shooting whilst climbing then Lost Legacy is definitely worth buying.
There’s nothing wrong with more Uncharted, and The Lost Legacy is exactly that.
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is a compilation of all that's good and bad in Uncharted series. It can be good at some moments, but lack of originality, poor open world section and predictable story brings this standalone expansion to its knees.
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This extra content seems to be an attempt to prolong the life of the game and bring it back to the lights and maybe if they had spent more time providing or even they tried to present the story of Sully – a matter of many lovers of fans would welcome him unlike the new heroes – it would have greater success than this, or at least reduce the amount of media focus and provide it in a smaller financial and technical way to be believe that it is additional content, I hope that the creative studio not trying to make commercial releases depends only on Uncharted name
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I like my games to have purpose, and I find The Lost Legacy to be a very purposeless game. It's fun, I enjoyed my time with it. I doubt I'll ever feel inspired to play it again, much less remember it.
While it’s definitely not the globe-trotting adventure of a full, numbered Uncharted, this expansion has a few great moments of its own. If you’re desperate to lose yourself in another treasure-hunting escapade, Lost Legacy will be just the ticket. For everyone who still feels satisfied by the giddy highs of last year’s Uncharted 4 though, your money is probably better spent elsewhere.
The Lost Legacy is both Naughty Dog's fun farewell to the Uncharted franchise, and a pitch for where it could go next. The smaller scale works for such swashbuckling adventures, and its more open-plan design shows how the series should evolve. Early promise falters around the halfway point due to some noticeable shifts in what the player is able to do in any given space, but it quickly ramps up again to a spectacular finale. The game also serves as a reminder of how strong the supporting cast of these games has been. Chloe makes for a fine hero, and Nadine would have been as well. Perhaps they'll get a chance to return one day.
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy does pretty much what we expect from it. The visuals are stunning, and the cinematic gameplay are as jaw dropping as ever. The new system that let us explore the world more freely feels a bit odd, though – and is in need of more polish.
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy plants the seeds for great characters to push the franchise forward, but it takes its time getting there and hasn't changed much from Uncharted 4.
The Lost Legacy is proof that there's still life in Uncharted, though it'll need to break out of it's own formula a bit in the future. Chloe and Nadine could do that for the series. You just have to let them
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is a good standalone game and a must have for any Uncharted fan.
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy takes the fun, tight gameplay of Uncharted 4 and provides an opportunity to take a somewhat slower look at two incredibly well written characters on a fun romp through a beautifully presented version of India. While it introduces little new, it provides most of what you expect from an Uncharted game and everything great about the previous entries into a cohesive package that strips away the filler, providing a condensed but stunning and worthwhile journey.
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy understands its strengths, but doesn't address its weaknesses.
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy makes for a fun but brief journey while still boasting the same level of high quality that we have seen in past entries. While I would've loved to see more original content in this standalone journey, The Lost Legacy at the very least proves that the Uncharted franchise can still provide us with countless other adventures with Nathan Drake out of the picture. Despite not knowing when, where, or what the next Uncharted game will be, The Lost Legacy gives me hope and makes me excited to see what comes next in this series that I so enjoy.
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.
Overall, The Lost Legacy doesn't bring anything new to the Uncharted series but if you're curious about what these less-discussed characters from the franchise get up to when Nathan isn't around and you're happy with more of the same gameplay and scenery then you'll definitely want to check out Chloe and Nadine's adventure.
It is no secret that The Lost Legacy went on the same path as the previous part with its advantages and disadvantages. Its advantages are an exciting story that keeps the player constantly excited, well-designed characters and very precise puzzles, And adhere to the same settings without any change.
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The Lost Legacy succeeds in the strengths of the Uncharted franchise. Strong writing, excellent gameplay, and the strength of the protagonist. The thrilling cinematic moments and the strength of Nadine and Chloe's relationship conclude Naughty Dog's involvement in this legendary franchise with a bang.
Naughty Dog set the bar very high for themselves many years ago and now it is not enough just to reach for it.
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