Uncharted 4: Puzzles, Wild Chases & Stunning Landscapes

Uncharted 4: A Thief's End got more interesting as we went to a big clock tower and had to solve some intricate puzzles. This wasn't too challenging but it was lengthier than the previous ones. The game is so nice to look at, and I want to share some more shots from the next chapter, which had one of the best set piece action sequences in a game.

I had to climb the old clock tower to get another puzzle hidden beneath the floor. This one was more complex.

Like most chapters in the game, this one also had intense moments at the end. We had to take the jeep and run through the streets of Madagascar. Not just the streets but the parks, stairs, even rooftops.

It was one of the most intense action sequence I have experienced in a game, reminded me of an underrated game Resident Evil 5 where we had to run from bikers. This one gave me the same sense of thrill. Of course, it was much more pleasant to look at. An amazing camera work with intense combat too.

We were running away from an armoured vehicle that was a bit too tough to take down. You got to experience the whole sequence to appreciate how well it is choreographed.

We were headed to some isolated island in the Indian ocean to get more clues about Henry Avery's treasure. This treasure hunt was taking us to a lot of exotic places.

We found more clues and statues of the inner circle of Avery's Libertalia. The forest seems to have taken over the place and I would assume many places would look like this after a few centuries of neglect. Nature takes over everything and it certainly gave me that feeling.

There were some more intricate puzzles. Not too challenging but not too easy as well. No game on this theme is complete without having a light and shadow puzzle...right?

We had to go to another island. This one had a mountain that had an interesting shape and it was a perfect subject for a shot. I tested some filters on it too, and applied a black and white filter.

This chapter had one of the best landscapes so far. Love these rocky terrain on the edge of the ocean. Loved the waterfalls and the weather here. That weather also suited the dramatic scenes and made it suitable for the oncoming climax of the game. Which I think is near, and this might be the last location in the game. It might still take a lot of time as this place looks huge.

Let me know if you played Uncharted 4 yet and which chapter was your favorite. I loved the intense chase scene that I talked about earlier. Is this game in your to-play list? I recommend it!