
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
Naughty Dog · Nov 19, 2007
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A 400-year-old clue in the coffin of Sir Francis Drake sets a modern-day fortune hunter on an exploration for the fabled treasure of El Dorado, leading to the discovery of a forgotten island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The search turns deadly when Nathan Drake becomes stranded on the island and hunted by mercenaries. Outnumbered and outgunned, Drake and his companions must fight to survive as they begin to unravel the terrible secrets hidden on the Island.
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- 8.0Naturally, what starts as a simple treasure hunt rapidly unravels into a twisting adventure yarn involving pirates, mercenaries, dead Nazis, a mysteriously vanished Spanish colony and at least one U-boat suspiciously parked atop an Amazonian waterfall. The writing is snappy, the characters are endearing and the visuals are stunning throughout. If only the actual gameplay was as consistently awesome, it'd have Game of the Year written all over it.
- 8.0It took us about eight hours to get through Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, and it was an action-packed eight hours, without much in the ways of load times or informational status screens to break it up. The imbalance between the gunplay and the platforming is jarring but forgivable--but the platforming itself works pretty well and looks fantastic thanks to the game's excellent motion-captured animation. If nothing else, Uncharted is a graphical showcase for the PlayStation 3, and it dazzles the senses at nearly every opportunity.
- 9.6From the adventure-filled gameplay to the pristine presentation, each of Uncharted's twenty chapters are polished to perfection and will leave you counting the days to the inevitable sequel. Despite packing a lengthy campaign, you'll hate to see it come to an end. Thankfully, collecting Xbox 360-like "Achievements" to unlock goodies--including Elena as a playable character--make a second play-through a no-brainer. Like a lost city of gold, Uncharted is well worth seeking out.
- 9.1Here's the thing about Uncharted, the final sum is far greater than the individual parts. Maybe you don't dig the combat or maybe the pop-in gets you down, but the overall package of an endearing story, outstanding score, great performances and fun gameplay should put this title on the top of your holiday wishlist. Say what you will about the PS3, but Uncharted isn't just a standout for Sony -- it's a standout for gaming as a whole.
- 8.0I would argue the case that Uncharted remains the most cinematic game released so far this generation, and it’s not just because of graphical prowess of the game and the cut-scenes – the production levels across the board are what make Uncharted a cinematic experience, yes because of the level of graphical detail and polish, but also from the voice acting, the score, the sound, the accessible and fluid shooting and platforming elements, the excellent pacing, the seamless transitions from gameplay to cut-scenes, and the absence of loading throughout most of the game.
- 8.4How much you enjoy Uncharted will probably depend on what expectations you bring. If you're looking for an intelligent rival to Tomb Raider you'll be disappointed. If it's nine hours of giddying high-def, Hollywood-style entertainment you want, Uncharted more than fits the bill. Sure, we're still waiting for Sony's PS3 to offer some serious depth to its high-gloss exclusives but, if you're looking for reckless, rollercoaster adventure as the cold nights draw in, we know exactly where X marks the spot.
Gamer reviews
A good start to a amazing series
Uncharted 1 is a great action adventure game from the 2000s and it still plays well after more than 15 years later, the gameplay is enjoyable and even when you reach some more annoying sections its still a great gaming experience. I love the story and the characters, Drake is without a doubt one of playstations greatest characters. But i wish we could have had more story in the game it felt a bit rushed sometimes and it could have had more enjoyable puzzles. So in the end I would recommend people to play this again or for the first time even today in the 2020s.
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
Bom filme de sessão da tarde e jogo ok. Avaliando sem ser anacrônico, a gameplay é travada e limitada a uma ação: matar. História legal, embora vc só ande e atire. Diverte, mas há jogos melhores da sua época com proposta parecida. Bom pra jogar dps do trabalho.
A pretty good start to this franchise and is pretty normal if you ask me compared to its sequel but i'll give it a pass since it is the first game. Good story, Interesting fights, nice parkour.
De todos los Uncharted, el mas fome.
Solid first entry to an epic franchise
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