I watched the Whatculture gaming verdict on it and the lad that played it said it took 6 hours. Kinda standard for a single player game nowadays though. It's got great reviews, it's just short.
I don't think UC4 dragged too much. I finished it in 15 hours and I think that's the best length for this game, not too long to get bored of it and at the same time not too short to feel that you're not satisfied with this period.
I was getting bored by the end of 4 and wanted it to finish. Was getting a bit same old same old, brilliant game in parts though. Just think it went downhill after Madagascar.
Yep you seem to lack patience.
I didn't get much into Souls game but I spent about a month on Witcher 3 to just finish all main and side quests and I felt really sad when it finished even after all this period, one of the best games I played in my life.I think my patience has dwindled as games have got cheaper. Used to be a case of I'd buy one game a month and play it through. Now you can buy a AAA title for £4, and get one or two per month on PS Plus as well. I've ended up with so many games I don't know where to even begin and just end up playing PES or Stardew valley to avoid forgetting where I am.Yep you seem to lack patience.
I think Uncharted 4 got enough length for an action-adventure linear game. I think anything less than 15 hours for this game wouldn't justify its price or it being an AAA title. Linear games with no open world should have a period a 15-20 hours length at best imo.
and even today I was pondering over getting Wolfenstein while it's £3.99. I've become more of a collector than a gamer. Tomb Raider was a great game, and for £6 it's a pure bargain. If you start it you won't get disappointed.I think my patience has dwindled as games have got cheaper. Used to be a case of I'd buy one game a month and play it through. Now you can buy a AAA title for £4, and get one or two per month on PS Plus as well. I've ended up with so many games I don't know where to even begin and just end up playing PES or Stardew valley to avoid forgetting where I am.
I don't learn either, bought the Tomb raider definitive edition yesterday on sale for £6. I'll probably never get round to playing it
I really need to get into Witcher 3 though, so many people have said it's their game of a generation or even best game ever played. I reached the Baron and haven't touched it since. I got bored running round the castle looking for clues.
At no point in the game did he play crash bandicoot.Picked this up for £14 and loving it. Forgot how much I enjoyed Naughty Dog games and the attention to detail is brilliant as ever.
The Crash Bandicoot part was a nice touch
Playing UC3 right now and it feels that the sequences are very short compared to UC2 and even UC1.
UC4 isn't bad as much as a tad annoying because I couldn't get invested IN Sam as a character. Chloe on the other hand is fab!
Chloe is the one who is voiced by a Claudia Black, yeah?
Thought Uncharted 4 was fantastic myself.
I kind of agree with the gist of this. Objectively it’s an excellent game, but these type of games I don’t really enjoy that much and so I never finished The Last of Us. I’m just not one for lots of cut scenes and linear stories.
Great post.
Who cares, good games are good games, I always have game backlog stretching years, couldn't care less to play games on launch only to be "cool" and "included". Only RE Village was the recent game I bought at launch because I am a big RE fan, before that, I really can't remember last game I bought at launch.
Crushing is child's play when you've done the others on brutal.
Uncharted 4 was fantastic, except for the part towards the end where they went full hallmark family drama. Don't nobody care about progeny, just wanna jump over shit.
I think I need to go back and play this, it still looks great.
