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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
Naughty Dog released the latest episode of its behind-the-scenes look at the making of Uncharted 4 today. In it, the developers discuss how the power of the PS4 allowed them to improve the look and feel of the series for Drake’s final adventure.
The developers at Naughty Dog say Uncharted 4 will have vast improvements in texture, attention to detail, and scope compared to the last game in the series. Additionally, as was previously announced, in-game areas will be more open and allow for branching player exploration as opposed to the more linear gameplay seen in previous Uncharted titles.
Uncharted 4 is coming to PlayStation 4 on May 10. For an extended look at some of the in-game footage used in the video, check out the gameplay trailer from last year’s E3.
You can also check out the previous entries in the five-part making-of series and our coverage hub from the February 2015 issue:
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