The only game that comes to mind besides Tomb Raider and Uncharted is maybe Assassins Creed 2 the story and the time obviously are totally different. But you do climb a lot in both. You do use some stealth in both and you get to pull people to their death in both. You also try to find things in both. So the do share some similariiies.
Will you turtles stop saying Uncharted 2? He wants a game like UC2, and if you can't think of a game like UC2, then you seriously need to stop playing video games because you are not worthy.
"Will you turtles stop saying Uncharted 2? He wants a game like UC2, and if you can't think of a game like UC2, then you seriously need to stop playing video games because you are not worthy. "
No, he wants a game like Uncharted. Nowhere did he mention 2.
"Will you turtles stop saying Uncharted 2? He wants a game like UC2, and if you can't think of a game like UC2, then you seriously need to stop playing video games because you are not worthy. "
No, he wants a game like Uncharted. Nowhere did he mention 2. "
Are you saying Uncharted 2 can not be classified as Uncharted? He never said he wanted a game like Uncharted: Drake Fortune, but it still is classified as an Uncharted game. Think before you make a smart-ass comment.
InFamous. Yeah, it might not seem like a direct relation, but InFamous has lots of climbing and and scaling, too. Also, since most of Cole's powers are ranged, it's practically the same as any of the gun's Nathan uses. Like Uncharted 2, there will be times when you are clinging to the sides of street signs in the middle of firefights, or making your way to the next zone by leaping from pole to pole to pole.
And, I know you said "no Tomb Raider", but you should give Tomb Raider: Underworld a look if you haven't. It's a lot like Uncharted 1, and it controls pretty well. There are a few camera issues but no more than any of the ones I found in U:DF.
Finally, you should go straight to Nolan North's other work and take a look at the most recent Prince of Persia game. Lots of jumping and climbing and all that. It even has a hot side-kick like Elena.
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Tomb Raider Legend, Anniversary and Underworld were all actually pretty good. A new development studio took over for those three games (the Soul Reaver guys) and they really turned the series around, completely revamping the gameplay and making them disconected from the previous TR games. Although Underworld was very rushed and feels unfinished in places.. I wouldn't judge those three based on the previous games.
If you're looking for a game like Uncharted, it's about all you're going to get. The combat isn't as good, but there's a much larger emphesis on the exploring and puzzles, which it does far better than UC.
"Will you turtles stop saying Uncharted 2? He wants a game like UC2, and if you can't think of a game like UC2, then you seriously need to stop playing video games because you are not worthy. "
No, he wants a game like Uncharted. Nowhere did he mention 2. "
Are you saying Uncharted 2 can not be classified as Uncharted? He never said he wanted a game like Uncharted: Drake Fortune, but it still is classified as an Uncharted game. Think before you make a smart-ass comment. "
Just buy Gears of War and Prince of Persia. Swap the game each time you finish a chapter in one of the two games. Then you'll get your Uncharted experience.
hey dumbasses, everyone and their mom knows that Uncharted 2 draws a lot of ideas and inspiration from other games. You are not clever, or intelligent in any way for pointing that out.
Tomb Raider Underworld is a much better game then everyone says. I know you said no Tomb Raider but its really the closest you can get to Uncharted and it has alot of the ambient emotion(environmental reactions) that Uncharted 2 gets praised for.
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