Review: 6.4/10 I never had anything to do with Uncharted and played Drake’s Fortune for the first time this year on the recommendation of a friend. The greatest strength of the game is the characters, not only the protagonist Nathan, but also minor characters like Sully or Elena are very interesting and make you curious about more, the story is okay but does not really have much to offer, which in my opinion the game did not want either. Unfortunately, the gameplay is very old and can not be played too well even in the remastered version for the PS4, which is why I have decided not to play the followers "Among Thieves" and "Drake's Deception" myself, but only to watch summaries, because I want to play Uncharted 4 and The Lost Legacy myself at some point. The least I liked was the last third of the game, as decisions were made here that, in my opinion, dragged the game down very much. However, I see great potential if at some point a remake should come that brings the gameplay to modern standards. Platinum rating: Difficulty: 5/10 Time: 25h The platinum is very cool and varied designed. You have to complete the game on the difficulty level "Crushing", which is not easy, but is absolutely fair at any time in the game. There are also speedrun trophies for individual chapters and different trophies for completing a certain number of kills with the different weapons in the game. However, if you want to go for the 100%, you can also expect a run on the difficulty "Brutal", I personally did not like that at all, which is why I have decided to do this runthrough with ingame tweaks, the difficulty level is exclusively for the remastered versions of the games and it seems as if it was never really tested.
Translated from German
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