However, we're also seeing improvements to lighting and shadows, and of course, the ability to mess around with the graphical settings beyond the simple presets available on console. On paper, there are a tonne of technical specifications that make their way to the PC port, with the headliners among them being ultra-wide support, variable framerate, 4K resolution, and even DualSense support.
No, this review is much more about what the PC version can offer over its console counterpart.
Reminding you of how good these games are isn't really why we are here, though - any PC player will know the critical acclaim that surrounds a series like this. If anything, you’ll be annoyed that there are only two of them. Whether it's your first time or fifth, the respective campaigns are incredibly easy to lose yourself in as they dart from one exotic location to the next, while delivering some of the best character development the series has ever seen.īefore you even need to consider technical specifications, you should know that both of these Naughty Dog entries are as sharp as ever, boasting fun and dynamic level design, alongside excellent storytelling. These PS4 classics will have you exploring the densest jungles, climbing all kinds of structures, and doing a fair bit of casual neck-snapping.
We’ve spent the last week reminding ourselves of why Naughty Dog is the go-to for third-person adventures, and there is no better than Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy. But with the PS5 receiving its own remastered collection just earlier this year, is this PC port another big step, or more of the same?
Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection has washed ashore on the beaches of a new platform - one that allows us to dial the technical aspects of series' most recent instalments up to 11.
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