Uncharted: Golden Abyss PS Vita Uncharted: Golden Abyss PS Vita

Uncharted: Golden Abyss is undoubtedly the launch star game Playstation Vita, but falls short of such responsibility?. Our first approach to the game, you can read here, predicted a great adventure and, why not say, probably exceptional. The story, gameplay and graphics pointed to this aspect, but it lacks that spark that we saw in the second and third game in the series and this greatly hampers this Uncharted Portable.

Visually, Uncharted PS Vita will leave you with your mouth open

The story itself shows that Golden Abyss follows the footsteps of Drake's Fortune and the other two installments. The game introduces new characters we did not know but they have much in common with other series. It is impossible not to see similarities with Victor Sullivan Jason Dante and Marisa Chase with Elena Fisher, because they are still substitutes. The problem is that they are only similarities. While in the other Uncharted games these characters have life and have evolved over several games, the two characters we have here are full of stereotypes that we saw in the first installment of Uncharted.

In fact, the game's story is also full of stereotypes as a military alienated again in search of a treasure that we also covet. Betrayals and loves a bit repetitive and a plot that just will not boot at any time topped the argument. In fact, levels occur with situations that we have seen previously in different games but without the ability to surprise with the two original titles. Probably the blame for this has the fact that the script has not been made by Naughty Dog and it has lost that spark in this game notebook.

The gameplay of Uncharted: Golden Abyss does respond to our expectations. Shootings, exploration and puzzle come together spectacularly in this title for PlayStation Vita. In fact, the gameplay is classic when compared with any Playstation 3 Uncharted and can be controlled almost entirely as if we had the command of a PS3, but if you did this you would miss a lot of the good of the game: Uncharted: Golden Abyss is an example of how far one has different jugabilidades Playstation Vita. Puzzles and some of the actions can be solved using both the touch screen and the rear touch panel.

Use the gyroscope to aim better Ps Vita

The touch control is not required, but is very much on the adventure and always makes the gameplay. For example, climbing a series of projections can be made in a traditional way, ie without stopping pressing the jump button and reaching the summit, or pointing by controlling touch the best way possible.

The touch control is also used to solve puzzles, one of the most worked on Uncharted PS Vita. One of the most striking examples is the observation of certain objects, which have to use the touch screen to clean front and see if there are any clues to follow. At the same time use the rear touch panel to rotate the object in a very natural looking at all the details you can provide that object.

It is precisely the attention to detail highlights the play of its direct competition. Uncharted: Golden Abyss is a game technically spectacular. Settings, characters and animations that offer visuals breath away the first time you see it. The differences with the PS3 version are few and with the huge screen PS Vita also seems you're traveling to another world. The same goes for the sound of the game with an outstanding soundtrack.

The scenarios are simply amazing in Uncharted PS Vita

Uncharted PS Vita technically only surprises you

Uncharted: Golden Abyss is a good game, but not the outstanding game we expected. Very reminiscent of the first part, with a very loose plot and an absolutely amazing technical display. If you're a fan of Nathan Drake, you'll have a good adventure game, but not a spectacular story full of twists. And after the last two of the series on PS3 that made you excite you, this PS Vita Uncharted something leaves you cold in the script, do not forget that it is the best of any adventure.

Best

• Technically it is an awesome game

• As new uses tactile aspects of the console

• Gameplay good

• Controls excellent

The Worst

• A very loose script

• Characters clones of the main series, but without soul