We said our heartfelt goodbyes to Nathan Drake and his family in Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, spelling what we thought was the end for Naughty Dog's amazing series, but as luck would have it, there are still stories to tell.

Excellent story that doesn't infringe on the closure of Uncharted 4; Nadine is a fantastic sidekick; Chloe becomes more relatable through slow-burn revelations; Improved stealth and gunplay; More open-world adventure than linear

Infrequent framerate wobble on stock PS4

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.

Great story with compelling characters; visually stunning; strong-if-familiar online multiplayer

Mechanically no different to previous Uncharted games; variable quality voice acting; relatively short

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.

You can say one thing for the developers at Naughty Dog: They sure don't do things by halves. Originally touted as a straightforward expansion for Uncharted 4, The Lost Legacy has since been elevated to a standalone spinoff.

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy can’t measure up to the series’ best offerings, but it certainly doesn’t want for any of the swashbuckling adventure. Branching off with a new set of main characters was always going to mean this arrived with less depth than what was built across the four previous entries,...

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is a great diversion of this thoroughly enjoyable franchise

Last year’s Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End, was not only one of the greatest PlayStation exclusives this generation and a compelling action adventure game, it was also a surprisingly touching swan song for Nathan Drake, Sony’s most iconic character in

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;

Length of game: 8– 10 hrs Originally a spin-off DLC for Uncharted 4, Uncharted: The Lost legacy is a standalone spin-off sequel adventure that occurs right after the events of Uncharted 4 stars Chloe Frazer, who has been absent in Uncharted 4, will now have her own scenario lead role this time teaming up with former Shoreline Leader Nadine Ross to uncover & find the Tusk of Ganesh within the Western Ghats Mountain in her ancestral home country, India. Anyway, if you are looking for another Uncharted game with Nathan Drake taking the lead, then you won't find it in this title. If I were you give this spin-off title a chance to grow & become more independent from the Nathan Drake-lead adventure in the past 4-main games. Afterall, this is a Uncharted game created by NaughtyDog hehe!