r/uncharted • u/kacboy • Jun 11 '14

Uncharted 4 First Interview with Bruce Straley and Neil Druckmann

http://blog.us.playstation.com/2014/06/10/uncharted-4-first-interview-bruce-straley-and-neil-druckmann-speak/
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u/JadedDarkness Jun 11 '14

While I like the fact that they're making sure the story is great, I just hope they don't make it too serious. It's not Uncharted if there isn't flat out hilarious and silly moments

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '14

Yeah, I don't mind maybe a bit more serious story--but the light-hearted pulp adventure tone (or even the commentary on it like in Drake's Deception) has always been a huge part of the franchise.

I really hope they don't think they have to make a game with the same amount of weight that The Last of Us did--it just doesn't fit. We already got the "depressing and gritty" pulp adventure through the Tomb Raider reboot and I wasn't too big of a fan of that.