After a number of delays the PS4 moneymaker Uncharted 4 is in the hands of reviewers. I can’t be certain, but I think this is the first “big” exclusive for the console; at least from a first-party perspective. We had a chance to see Uncharted 4 in action during E3 and really enjoyed what we saw. Let’s see what the internet is saying about it.

Time – 5 out of 5

“But the best parts are still the way the characters and story can bolt you to a chair and devour afternoons or evenings.” – Matt Peckham

Giant Bomb – 5 out of 5

“The jump in quality from Uncharted 3 to 4 is similar to the ways the second entry trounced the original.” – Dan Ryckert

Digital Spy – 5 out of 5

“Naughty Dog has done well to make Nate and co seem more human than ever in Uncharted 4.” – Sam Loveridge

Game Rant – 5 out of 5

“Independent of the hype or the series’ legacy, Uncharted 4 is worth the recommendation on its own merits.” – Anthony Taormina

The Telegraph – 5 out of 5

“This is a developer having a lot of fun, hitting the glamorous notes while being exceptional at the little things.” – Tom Hoggins

Push Square – 5 out of 5

“Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End will not redefine the gaming landscape like its predecessors, but Drake’s latest adventure is undoubtedly his greatest yet.” – Sammy Barker

Gamespot- 10 out of 10

“The draw of Uncharted 4 is its remarkable single-player journey.” – Mike Mahardy

Game Informer – 9.5 out of 10

“Naughty Dog finds new ways to make things go boom – there’s plenty of fun in that – but I was never hit with the that one defining moment I had to tell everyone about like I did in Uncharted 2 and 3.” – Andrew Reiner

Destructoid – 9.5 out of 10

“Naughty Dog pays homage to its roots by making a game where moving is as rewarding as more action-packed segments.” – Steven Hansen

Polygon – 9.5 out of 10

“It’s something that made me wonder if, just maybe, the Nathan Drake I’ve seen in this series is actually Nathan Drake at his worst.” – Griffin McElroy

The Jimquisition – 8.5 out of 10

“Sony’s premier action adventure series is showing its age from a creative standpoint, if not a technical one.” – Jim Sterling

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