I’m Still Obsessed With Uncharted 4… 10 Years Later
Ten years later and I am still obsessed with Uncharted 4. Replaying Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End in 2026 made me realise this game was never really about finding Henry Avery’s treasure. It was about obsession. About adventure. About relationships and the people we choose to share our passions with. In this retrospective video essay, I revisit Naughty Dog’s final Uncharted for it's 10 year anniversary and break down why the game still feels so special all these years later. From the incredible attention to detail, cinematic gameplay and unforgettable set pieces, to the deeper themes surrounding Nathan Drake, Elena, Sam and the cost of obsession itself. #uncharted4 Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 2:35 - A Normal Life 5:30 - The Lure of Adventure 15:07 - For Better or Worse
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