Uncharted series

I've wanted to play this but lack a PS4. I believe it can be streamed for PC but my internet connection is sluggish so I don't think it would work out.

True, but games are meant to be played aren't they.

U4 looks pretty, graphics have taken a real bump up...

Even so, it's far too much fun not to actually play it.
4 seems a little longer than the other games
(no, of course the treasure isn't here is it, it's somewhere else, again...)

On this topic, Amy Hennig has been talking about folk who watch "Let's Play's' of a game rather than buying and playing it.

Not a necro if it's the right thread in the right forum. Right?

Anyway, this series was long my second favorite behind the MET. I skipped 4 because I was trying to reduce my digital body count. Noble goal. Thousands of scavs and kett later; thousands of dudes across Assassin's Creed timelines; a few hundred stormtroopers in the new Jedi: Fallen Order, and I thought, "Who am I fooling?"

Uncharted may be a jaunty, light-hearted murder spree, but it is so fun. I love the characters. I'd long regretted not seeing the end of their story. I saw Uncharted 4 on PSN Black Friday sale and pounced. It's great to be back with Nate, Elena and Sulley. When I finish this, I'll also be playing Chloe and Nadine's adventure.

Even several years on, this is the most polished game I've ever played. (Horizon: Zero Dawn is right there with it.) I kind of expected that, since every Naughty Dog game since the original Uncharted is top shelf.

I haven't finished it, yet. Nate and Elena just arrived outside New Devon. I saved in the shadow of dozens of gibbets. I look forward to seeing how it all wraps up for these characters.

I started The Lost Legacy today. I'd likely have finished it, if not for having the world's neediest shih doodle.

While Chloe and Nadine aren't as instantly engaging as Nate, they're cool. Watching their relationship evolve has been fun. I'm very late in the game, now, so the dynamic has changed substantially.

Gameplay is very similar to U4, of course. There are some differences. There are some differences in weaponry. Chloe picks locks, which makes sense. Nadine is usually substantially more aggressive and useful in combat than Nate's U4 companions.

I'm pretty impressed with how the handled the ladies' hair. Chloe's hair gets sweaty and wet and sticks to her head and neck. Nadine wisely wears her hair pulled back in the jungle. It still manages to look very good. I wish more studios could get ethnic hair correct.

Even at this late stage, the characters' personal goals and stories are evolving. I already like Chloe before the game. Nadine is smart, but humble about it. She's also dedicated and dutiful. Not surprising, I guess; but we get to see a less antagonistic side than in U4; and we get some perspective on why she was doing that job in the first place.

I look forward to finishing the game tomorrow. God of War is waiting, but I might do a full series PT after this. If not, I'll do it after GoW. I played the original trilogy on PS3, so I'll have all of the trophies and unlockables to earn again.

Dat ending to Uncharted 4, hits you right in the feels. Never really had any interest in Lost Legacy, maybe I'll check it out then.

Any hope for a new uncharted spin off series.... Drakes daughter perhaps? Another Chloe adventure?
Any new series by naughty dog?
Looking forward the the Last of Us 2

I've been meaning to go back and replay Uncharted. I love them all with the exception of the first which just doesn't hold up well for me. 2's fantastic, 3's amazing, and 4 is my personal favorite. Nathan Drake is an awesome protagonist and I love the pace of the games.

I"m fairly certain I have asked this question before...but I can't find my post or the appropriate thread so I am asking again.   

Uncharted Legacy of Thieves is now on sale on STEAM for about 30 Dollars Canadian. It's been on my Wish List since it was first released but I've always held off on buying it because I feel that I would be missing out on a lot not having played the other games at all. I am vaguely aware of the games but I know nothing of the story. Can I play Legacy of Thieves without any prior XP or knowledge of the other games and still enjoy it? For (approximately) 30 Dollars as a stand-alone game/purchase (unless or until Sony releases the others) is LoT worth the money to play it as a standalone?

If replies/responses are positive, I would like to buy it today....so a speedy reply would be appreciated from anyone who has played either this game alone or the others.  Your input would help me make a decision.

Yes. Each one is a standalone adventure with the only thru line being the relationships the characters have but that's not necessary to enjoy Uncharted 4 or Lost Legacy. The characters have essentially entered new territory with their relationships in Uncharted 4. There are references to the other games but you're not missing anything important.