You may've already noticed that some of these images feature a note in the lower right corner about being captured on a PlayStation 4 Pro console. What that means is the game's images were captured in 4K — a resolution beyond that of standard high-definition — with HDR lighting effects (which offers a greater depth of lighting).
All of which is to say one thing: "Uncharted: The Lost Legacy" is going to look extra pretty if you have a PlayStation 4 Pro and a 4K television with HDR support. The game will also look great on a standard PS4 with a run-of-the-mill HD television, of course.
"We have this really great location of these rural Western Ghats," game director Kurt Margenau told Game Informer in March. "That allows us to get a real, true sense of exploration kind of unlike anything we’ve done before — where the level design isn’t directing you exactly where to go, and you’re free to explore, find things, and discover things."
It's open areas like this where "Uncharted" shines, and "The Lost Legacy" continues that tradition. Are you more of a sneak? A tactician? A passivist? An aggressor? The choice is yours.
Like "Uncharted 4," a sneaking system returns in "The Lost Legacy" — a new pistol with a silencer adds to your stealth toolkit. On the flip side, you're more than welcome to take cover and take fire. Or, if you prefer, you could simply distract enemies and sneak past them.
The Western Ghats is a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its beauty and biodiversity. To that end, expect lots of outrageously gorgeous vistas — not exactly a huge surprise to any "Uncharted" fans.
In a Game Informer piece from March, the game's creative director Shaun Escayg said Asav "has history with the government; he feels left out in solving the conflicts the government solved at one point and he’s now a lone rebel trying to create war and profit from it."
We know he also used to work for the government, so it sounds like he has a chip on his shoulder about something from the past. Could that "something from the past" have involved Nadine as well? We shall see.
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