Uncharted 4: A Thief's End 2016

Is it still worth playing?

Naughty Dog's 2016 third person action adventure for the PlayStation 4, the first of its games made specifically for that console. Nathan Drake, a former treasure hunter, is drawn out of retirement by his brother Samuel, whom he believed dead, and with Victor Sullivan they search for Henry Avery's long lost treasure. It mixes climbing and traversal across towns, buildings and wilderness with firearms, melee combat and stealth, and a grappling hook lets you leap over gaps, often with a tactical advantage. Some segments have you drive a vehicle. Nate does not pick up a gun for the first third of the game, and moving is as rewarding as the action. The faces support over 850 expressions, against 120 in the previous game. You would play it today for the traversal and the performances, since climbing carries much of the game and the dialogue and acting carry a personal story.