UNCHARTED™: Legacy of Thieves Collection

The game is really beautiful and wonderful Elena and Sam, Nate I love these 3 characters very much. There are mountains and sun and jumps, weapons and conflict, dead people, bombs and more, it never ends, I enjoyed it and finished it in 24 hours. Thank you for your effort, friends. Thank you! In the finale, there is a little girl and a dog at home on the beach, it's so cute, but I took screenshots. It looks great. I took photo of the inside room. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3497877452 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3497877519

This collection brings together Uncharted 4 and Lost Legacy, and honestly, it’s a great excuse to dive back into two of the most cinematic, fun action-adventure games out there. The remaster smooths everything out, better graphics, faster load times, and super clean performance on PS5 and PC. Uncharted 4 still hits hard with its mix of treasure hunting and personal drama, while Lost Legacy is a tight, focused adventure that proves Chloe and Nadine can carry a story just fine without Nathan Drake If you’ve never played these, this is the best way to jump in. And if you have? It’s worth the replay just to see how good it looks and feels now. Classic Naughty Dog—slick, story-driven, and a blast to play

I don’t think I need to tell you how established, successful, and consistent Naughty Dog is in its field. In fact, I don’t think you’re unaware of it either; you’ve definitely heard about it, seen it, or even played some of the company’s games. A few examples I can give are Crash Bandicoot, Jak and Daxter, and The Last of Us. We’ve all spent a lot of time playing these games during their release periods and had great fun. Naughty Dog has been producing games under its name since the early 90s, and they continue to do so, always improving with each new release. I hope they keep pushing the envelope and offer us even more amazing content. However, today we’re not here to talk about Naughty Dog, but rather, we’re focusing on Uncharted. Uncharted: Legacy of the Thieves Collection contains two Uncharted games: the first is the main story, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, and the second is the side story, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy. As I mentioned in my review, both games are included, so you can play the main story first and then move on to the side story. (But I apologize, there will be no review of the second game due to lack of space. This review will only include A Thief's End.) What is Uncharted, and what kind of game is it? If you're unfamiliar with the series, let me briefly explain. Uncharted is a third-person action-adventure game. It’s a game where you run from action to action, experiencing absurd, over-the-top jumping and climbing scenes like you see in movies and TV shows, featuring combat sequences, and solving puzzles while chasing treasures. In some ways, you could even compare it to Tomb Raider. As for the first game, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, the story is quite simple: as the title suggests, it’s about our protagonist Nathan Drake chasing after a big treasure, along with the events unfolding around him and other treasure hunters. But to elaborate, it tells the story of Nathan Drake facing his past as a treasure hunter and adventurer, trying to say goodbye to his old life. However, it’s not exactly a "retirement" story. At the end of Uncharted 3, Nathan had temporarily retired from treasure hunting, and now he lives a peaceful, ordinary life with his wife Elena. Despite his desire for a calm and serene life, he constantly longs for the adventure-filled days of his past and keeps daydreaming about them. The lack of excitement and adrenaline from those old days disturbs him internally. During this time, his long-lost brother Sam Drake unexpectedly shows up. Sam, along with a dangerous criminal named Rafe Adler, is trying to find a lost treasure and has gotten into trouble. Sam asks for Nathan’s help and offers him the chance to return to the world of treasure hunting. Initially, Nathan tries to keep his promise to his wife Elena, but in the end, he has to return to his old life due to his bond with his brother and his longing for past adventures. And that’s how Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End begins. Personally, I strongly recommend playing the earlier games in the series, because each one is truly excellent (especially the third game, which is the best among all the Uncharted games). Unfortunately, the first games are not available on PC, so if you can play them, go ahead; if not, at least watch them to familiarize yourself with the story. As for the gameplay, there are two main types: the stealthy approach, where you quietly sneak by or silently eliminate enemies, and the action-packed approach, where you fight, shoot, and break things as you progress. So, you can either play like you're in Call of Duty or like you're in Metal Gear Solid. But my personal advice is that in a game with such a high level of action and adrenaline, like this one and the other Uncharted games, you should play it with combat rather than stealth. Other than that, the game offers you a linear progression but with an open-world aspect in certain places. The world is beautiful, with ancient sites, stunning landscapes, action-filled areas, and plenty of puzzles to solve. So, you’ll do a lot of climbing, jumping, zip-lining, falling, and fighting. The main theme of the game is, of course, chasing a big treasure, but while you explore, you can also find small treasures at different locations. Don’t get me wrong; these aren’t currency, but you can collect and examine them as treasures (there’s also an achievement related to this). Additionally, in certain parts of the game, you can use a Jeep, Motorcycle, and Boat. With these vehicles, you can explore, travel, and jump from one action scene to another. So far, everything seems normal, right? Just another action game, but what makes Uncharted so special and fantastic? Of course, it’s the character development, which Naughty Dog excels at. In fact, it’s not just specific to this game or Uncharted; Naughty Dog does such an excellent job of character development that it’s impossible not to form an emotional bond with them. At least one character will feel relatable, you’ll sympathize, and you’ll love them. There are games, and then there are games that make you truly connect with the characters. Some games have main characters or side characters that are so forgettable, you can’t even describe them in a few sentences. But Uncharted does this incredibly well. Whether the characters are main, side, or even NPCs, Naughty Dog pays attention to every single one. They give them the value they deserve, and you feel that these characters are really alive, not just on screen but in your emotions too. The way the characters talk to each other, their body language, their solo dialogues—all of it makes you connect with them. Once you form that bond, the game becomes even more enjoyable, even more beautiful. It turns what could have been a 7/10 game into a 10/10. The game knows that if we love the characters we’re controlling, we’ll love the game as well, and they do it brilliantly. Whether it’s cutscenes, walking around, or even climbing and fighting, the characters are so well-developed that you’re never bored; instead, you get deeper into the game. The game creates such a warm, sincere atmosphere that you won’t want to leave it. Whenever something happens to the characters, you feel the same emotions they do. When they’re sad, you’re sad; when they’re happy, you’re happy. After playing, I’m sure you’ll understand what I mean. The final scene of this game is one of the best final scenes you’ll ever see. I can say this with confidence, and you’ll probably understand why I didn’t need to open a separate paragraph for it. As for the graphics, I don’t need to go into lengthy detail. The graphics are top-notch, and when you combine them with the breathtaking landscapes and amazing environments, it offers an extraordinary experience. You can easily get lost in it. Now, when it comes to the game’s downsides, there is one thing worth mentioning: compared to other Uncharted games, the game feels a bit slower, and the interactive action scenes, which were a great feature in the previous games, are somewhat lacking (especially after the numerous action-packed scenes in the third game, you might feel like the action is lacking). Another downside would be the repetition of box puzzles; you may come across boxes in places where they seem unnecessary. Other than that, I don’t think the game has any other major flaws. I haven’t encountered any bugs, errors, or glitches. To wrap up, Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End is a masterpiece that you must experience before you die. With its beautiful landscapes, exciting action scenes, few but impactful interactive sequences, heartfelt characters and dialogues, puzzles, and an amazing final scene, it’s truly an exceptional work of art. Play it, and make sure others play it too. After finishing it, it will leave you with a sweet taste instead of a sour one. I just can’t bring myself to deduct points, so I won’t. Uncharted 4: A Thief's End 98/100 Uncharted: The Lost Legacy 85/100

Really well optimized for PC , as always Uncharted games are amazing, both the main game and the DLC are really fun, I noticed though the DLC is less optimized than the main game, I had a few heavy drops in a few parts but nothing too serious.

Starts out a little slow but gets very intense as things go on.

U4 is my favorite game ever, and ULL isn't too far behind.

There are few games that can change your life. This game. Is not one of them. Its good it comes with two games. One with Nathan Drake and the other with Chloe Frazer. You do not need to play other Uncharted games to understand the two. Also Uncharted 4 (The one in Legacy of Thieves with Nathan Drake) is long. I kept expecting it to be over. But it is not over! NO! IT IS NOT! It is a shame they never made a good movie out of this franchise. The only one they did was horrible! So if you except a Indiana Jones or Tombraider game this it the best option. (I have not played both of those so maybe the gameplay is similar maybe it is not) only get this game on SALE

This was my first time playing this game, let alone my first Uncharted game and I absolutely loved it from start to finish. I love the exploration and progression of the game and felt very connected to the characters. The story was very well made too. Overall a 10/10 game!

Impressive graphical attention to detail, decent story and dialog. Combat exists at times, but most of the game is rock climbing and story.

Great game and it works perfectly on PC while on advanced or lower graphics. A few glitches here and there in cutscenes and a second or two screen freeze. But in all together, it doesn't spoil the fun.

I will give this one a solid 8 out of ten. It is fun, it is entertaining but it has some big issues. The most annoying one is the loading screen in the middle of a car chase. When I was chase in King bay by an armored vehicle it freezed like about 6 times in the middle of the chase. Another annoiance is the lack of sprint button. Maaan you keep walking and walking untill you get bored to death. Another big problem are the cut scenes. They are very long and you cannot just skip text, either you skip the whole scene or just wait for it to finish. fighting is a little bit clumsy but mostly ok.

Pretty darn good sequel in the Uncharted franchise. Graphics are out of this world, and combat was very good as well. Wasn't too much of a fan of the character Nadine, but other than that the game is phenomenal. Story was great too. The Lost Legacy game (which is included in this game) is also a very good addition to the series as well (though I did have some performance issues when playing it).

Wow. As far as I am concerned, Naughty Dog takes the cake for set design. The world they build is top notch! I thoroughly enjoyed both games. The final romp with Drake was a joy, his character and his interaction with his friends and wife are so well done. The story is amazing and the pirate scenery had me stop in awe regularly, just looking around at the buildings, they way it was all ruined and the general design of it all. Stellar attention to detail. The spin-off with Chloe is also really cool. Shorter, but the dynamics between the characters really made it shine. In both games, I regularly sat with my butt clenched because half the set would just explode, fall apart or become ruined in a myriad of ways. This was WAY better than most action movies I've ever seen. I don't know what else to say: if you like action adventures like Tomb Raider (the reboot), God of War or Horizon Zero Dawn, the entire Uncharted series is just a joy to play through. Top notch, this stuff, and here's hoping to a sequel.

This game is like a good action packed movie with captivating story . I am more of a Tomb Raider enjoyed, but this is just as good. The game is very linear and story driven which takes arround 15hrs to complete, which i say is the right amount as the gameplay mechanics gets a bit old towards the end, especially the gunfights . I completed the whole game on steam deck with 60fps capped and it runs great. I'd give this game a 10 if I was playing it 5 years ago, but in nowadays standards it's a strong 8. Recommend it for the story more than the gameplay.

Nice story and climbing mechanics

I bought it because another reviewer said last of us was basically uncharted w zombies, and I loved lou. This was also great, especially as I just got a graphics card that can run it in all its glory.

A game that can be recommended to anyone. It may not be so creative but everything is well polished, The gameplay is not so unique but can appeal to a broader audience. This game is a well-made blockbuster in a good sense.

Uncharted was my first gaming series. This was the only series that I have been following since UC2. I guess you can say that I grew up with it. Love Nathan Drake like a brother, Sully and Elena feel like real people and old friends to me so you could say I'm a little biased. I have only played 4 and that made me tear up by the end as I realised that Nathan is done and gone. I guess you could say this game series was like Woody and I'm Andy. There will never come a time when I will say something bad about Uncharted. Because it's a great game and is THE DEFINITION OF CINEMA

fun combat that can be a fun challenge on the hardest difficulty but also fun on lower difficulty's trying to defeat enemies in bombastic ways. Some of the best cutscene and gameplay animations in video games, breathtaking graphics and a variety of beautiful environments. story will suck you in, some really memorable level designs and gameplay moments, alongside the main story is a nice balance of puzzles, exploration, combat, and environmental storytelling. This is by far my favorite uncharted game, but mostly because I don't care for the previous 3. I've played through both A Thief's End and The Lost Legacy on PC and multiple times before on PS4. Never gets old. I enjoy them far more than the new tomb raider games.

overrated hype at best 6/10 ( got it in sale) story ok but story interferes with gameplay start/stop also keyboard & mouse clunky! i

A visually stunning, action-packed collection that showcases the best of cinematic storytelling in gaming.

My favourite game ever. The story, the characters, the graphics. Everything on point.

Very fun game, great story, thrilling, very good game.

This game is the definition of what optimization should look like

been in love with this game since i was a kid, the nostalgia hits hard and it still holds up today! classic based

PLAY THIS MASTERPIECE!!!!! AMAZING CHARATERS, AMAZING GAMEPLAY, AMAZING STORY, AMAZING EVERYTHING!!!! seriously though, such a good game. Loved every second of it. One of the best singel player games that I have played. This game is truly a masterpiece, pls play <3 uncharted 4 is a soild 10/10, lost legacy hmmm maybe 7/10. Just not the same without Nathan BUTTTT still a great game!!

Great game. Enjoyed from start to finish. Relatively short game time (30 hours). I enjoyed the characters and their relationships. Lots of light-hearted banter. Interesting mix of challenges throughout, incl. shooting, climbing, driving, and solving puzzles. Normal difficulty level was just right for me, but may be too easy for someone more experienced.

The story is really interesting and worth playing it

One of my favourite game of all time. There's action but not too much, there's puzzle and adventure. The storyline is AMAZING, i cried, i felt betrayed and cried of happiness. The graphic are a little old because it's an old game but it doesn't matter it's 100% worth it. I will replay this game over and over that's for sure.

The design, graphics, animation were good and the story line kept a user engaged in the game.

Uncharted 4: Great story, visuals, voice acting, level design, and gameplay. Those crazy sequences where you're jumping through collapsing buildings or vehicles are always the best parts of these games. Gunplay felt like a step down from the previous game, but the stealth was enjoyable. Everyone should play this game. Uncharted 5: Great game for almost all the same reasons. Story just wasn't that important because it's a much shorter game and my god listening to the two protagonists talk was so grating. Nails on a chalkboard. I never thought I'd prefer Nadine to anyone after how she brutalized my boy Drake, but Chloe is seriously THAT bad. She has all the bad traits with zero charm. The dynamic between them was not enjoyable to sit through.

A really great game and is very good, PLEASE PLAY IT. I recommend.

God I love the Playstation games and i'm so grateful they are now coming to the master race. This is another great game with a brilliant story. Sometimes the controls can be a bit clunky but it's a minor gripe. Overall 9/10

one of the best if not the best game ever just wish they would bring out the other 3 onto steam

Stories and world building feel incredible for both installments of this game. The second installment is a bit short but it also is action packed with little fluff. Everywhere I went I found myself exploring for extra treasures and often times came up with the goods. Combat is fun though I enjoy the stealthier aspects with silenced weapons in the second adventure when possible over always going loud if you start to get stuck rotating and assassinating the guards. Traversing hills and buildings is very smooth like the tomb raider trilogy. You see the cross over. Story lines, character interactions, emotions and relationships feel real. If you haven't yet, play this asap. My only complaint is i wan't to play another installment and there isn't one announced.

Recommended – 8/10 Naughty Dog’s Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection is a showcase of cinematic storytelling and refined gameplay mechanics, packaged for PC with visual enhancements that let these adventures truly shine. This collection includes Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, both of which offer high-stakes treasure hunts, emotionally grounded character arcs, and some of the most polished action sequences in the genre. Storytelling & Characters At its core, Legacy of Thieves is storytelling done right. Uncharted 4 presents a matured Nathan Drake, pulled back into the adventuring life by his long-lost brother Sam. The writing never overplays the melodrama — instead, it leans into subtlety, conflict, and emotional weight. The game asks tough questions about purpose, obsession, and legacy, making this more than just a globe-trotting action romp. The Lost Legacy builds on that strength by shifting the spotlight to Chloe Frazer and Nadine Ross — two side characters who more than earn their place in the spotlight. Their evolving partnership feels natural, filled with tension, trust-building, and genuine chemistry. If you're a fan of layered, believable characters, there's a lot to appreciate here. Combat & Stealth Combat feels fast, fluid, and cinematic without sacrificing control. Cover mechanics are tight, AI is competent, and gunplay carries weight. But where the combat really comes into its own is with the stealth system. Far from a secondary mechanic, stealth is a fully realized playstyle. The ability to silently pick off enemies, use terrain and foliage, and retreat/reengage dynamically adds a smart tactical layer that lets you play with intention rather than brute force. Encounters often play out like puzzles: you can go in guns blazing, or take your time, thinning out the herd without being seen. It’s surprisingly empowering and adds replayability to combat scenarios. Presentation & Technical Notes Visually, the collection is stunning. The PC version benefits from improved textures, lighting, and framerates, which enhance everything from sweeping vistas to subtle character expressions. Exploration feels rewarding, not just because of collectibles or puzzles, but because the environments themselves are so beautifully constructed. Performance is solid, with only minor hiccups (occasional stuttering on certain setups), but nothing that breaks immersion. Final Thoughts Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection isn't just a graphical upgrade — it’s a refined, emotionally resonant, and mechanically polished experience that holds up incredibly well on PC. While it doesn’t drastically innovate past its console roots, it represents the pinnacle of cinematic action-adventure, blending story, character, and gameplay into a cohesive whole. If you’re new to the series or returning for a second run, the magic is still very much intact. Score: 8/10 – A thrilling, heartfelt journey with smart stealth, memorable characters, and top-tier storytelling. Not revolutionary, but undeniably exceptional in what it sets out to do.

was always a fan of uncharted but now its on pc, love this game and will forever

Uncharted 4 is simply unforgettable. The game delivers an amazing mix of storytelling, stunning visuals, and action-packed gameplay that keeps you hooked from start to finish. Nathan Drake’s journey in this installment is both emotional and thrilling, making every moment feel meaningful. Everything—from the characters to the breathtaking environments—feels polished to perfection. The narrative is gripping, the set pieces are mind-blowing, and the gameplay mechanics make every encounter feel intense yet smooth. It's easily one of the most memorable gaming experiences out there. I can only hope that Naughty Dog brings the previous Uncharted games to PC someday, so more players can enjoy the full adventure. It would be incredible to relive the entire journey with updated visuals and performance enhancements.

idk normal adventure kind of game, i like the story so far its good even tho its very predictable (played only a few hours), the puzzles are so easy and the gameplay is too simple it gets kinda repetitive but its enjoyable. (i didnt play the first 3 games)

Great game, make sure you put it on a ssd.

Despite some minor visual glitches here and there, the game is pure cinema. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3475639270 My only gripe is about puzzles, they were very simple. I expected it to be tougher enough to make me hit 'View Hint' button, but nah. Unpopular opinion : The Lost Legacy was much more fun than A Thief's End.

Very serene game with decent plot. Just giving the Indiana Jones vibes, great graphics.

Solid Adventure, Best on Sale. It's 10-12 hour of a good time, largely thanks to an engaging story. Maybe not Tomb Raider level but more cinematic and straight to the point. While the climbing, trinket hunting, and combat can feel repetitive after a while, still well worth picking up, especially if you find it on sale. It runs well of a bit older hardware too, AMD RX 5700.. 60fps for the most part, 1080p High.

I've to say it's one of the most visually gorgeous games I've ever played. And it also has one of the best storylines with some of the most interesting characters I've ever seen. It feels like I'm not only playing a game but a movie. But apart from all above. It's the worst shooting game I've ever played. I'm not even joking! It's designed with artificial shake when aiming and with a high chance the bullets will fly in random directions rather than where I aim. if this is the case then why bother adding the crosshair, like it's useless anyway? It shoots where I aim is the most basic requirement in shooting games, in this game it's like a DND where you roll a die and let GOD decide whether the bullets hit or not. And they removed the throwback grenade? Like why? Such a good design and they decide to remove it and the AI likes to spam grenades to force you to relocate. When in crushing difficulty relocation basically means death. BTW this game has no sprint LMFAO! Is it too hard to program it? What could have been lost if you added it? The people who don't wanna use it will not use it the people who need it will be glad. If you just want to experience the story then be sure to play it. But if you want better gunplay then this game is not for you.

First time actually playing through an Uncharted game and I can see now why the series has gotten so much praise. It's hard to describe the "why" it's good, and easier to just say "it's really good", it's a stupidly easy game to recommend. I got it pretty cheap, so if you also buy it on a sale, you'll unlikely be disappointed. Hard to imagine this game was made in like 2017, it still looks incredible. It was made in that era of Naughty Dog as they peaked. The only complaint is that some of the platforming is fairly smooth brained, it'll almost always be obvious where you need to go, but the visuals and story are so good it makes up for that problem. Just play on Hard if you don't want a pure mindless experience, I've read Normal is too easy. I will add that "The Lost Legacy" optional story wasn't as good though. This is when they started to add hints of tHe MeSsAgE into their games, and it's fairly obvious once you know what to look for. But even still you'll still probably find it worth playing. Yeah, get it. Easy rec.

Sony. You should be printing more money right now when you port the PS4 Nathan Drake Collection to PC. Great choice for those who didn't got to play the first trilogy games. I don't play Souls games that much. But bring in Bloodborne too. Infamous, Killzone, and Resistance include that also.

My pants will not be unsharted after playing this sexy ahh game, my dih cryin right now

don't get me wrong, it looks great, and the story isn't bad. The only thing I have is gameplay is boring. It's just making the same kind of jumps, you don't really learn any new moves after a few hours. And combat is the same way, you can pick up guns but thats it.

brilliant game and very realistic...could not put it down !!!!

Definitely worth playing but I dont understand the hype. Not masterpiece at all.