As a new beginning for the Uncharted series, it’s hardly surprising that The Lost Legacy doesn’t quite scale the transcendent heights of its predecessor. You just don’t yet have the same weight of affection for Chloe and Nadine as you did for Nate and Elena. That stuff takes time to establish, and that's time this new duo deserve given the strength of their latest adventure. Having outgrown their roles as sidekicks and sub villains, they’re all teed up for a shot at a proper numbered sequel. For now, ‘more of the same’ is fine by me when it’s told this well.

Chloe and Nadine are great company; Set pieces are thrilling; Gorgeous graphics;

Free-roaming is a drag; Underlying schtick is the same as ever;

Love the Uncharted series. I prefer Uncharted 4 over this game but still love the dynamic and adventure that Lost Legacy brings. A good game for all levels of gamer

Chloe and Nadine are great company; Set pieces are thrilling; Gorgeous graphics;

Free-roaming is a drag; Underlying schtick is the same as ever;

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...

This standalone adventure succeeds on the strength of its characters and writing.

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.

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.

We live in a post-Nathan Drake world, where he's retired from treasure hunting to apparently buy an entire Island. I'm okay with that, especially if it means a great character steps into being the main protagonist.

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.

Diverse cast; Beautiful graphics; Interesting new locale

First two-thirds are slow; Nadine Ross doesn't get enough limelight

Over the course of Uncharted: The Lost Legacy , Chloe Frazer (Claudia Black) utilizes all the hallmark tools of Uncharted ‘s previous protagonist, Nathan Drake. She uses a grappling hook to swing across the limbs of massive Hoysala sculptures carved beside a waterfall in India.