One last treasure hunt, one last leap over the void, and Nathan Drake already knows it's going to cost him everything.

No tension here: the game lines up top to bottom. On gut feeling, the community puts it ahead of 94% of titles, and connection follows at the same height. But it's the gameplay that surprises, right at the top, ahead of 98% of games, though on few votes, so treat it as unconfirmed. Art style and soundtrack shine too, and rediscovery stays high. Only desert island drops back to the middle, on few duels: as if you love living it once without necessarily taking it forever.

Against other cinematic adventures, a Tomb Raider or a God of War, Uncharted 4 ticks just about every box. Spectacle, controller feel, staging, everything pulls the same way.

So who's it for? For you if you want a playable blockbuster, a great adventure movie you actually hold in your hands. Much less if you're after the game you fire up ten years later just to get lost in, alone on an island.