Uncharted 4 is set to be released in the coming months and it seems the ending could be divisive or controversial to fans. The final code of the game has been finished and Neil Druckmann, the Creative Director of Naughty Dog, has stated the ending will have fans talking. Speaking to IGN at an Uncharted 4 gameplay event, Druckmann said “I think people will discuss the ending. If focus tests are anything to go by, there will be some arguments about the ending. I’m excited. Indifference would be the worst thing. I would rather have people hate it than be indifferent to it. We’ll see how they react.”
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Long as they don't kill off Elena I'm fine. I know Neil has wanted to do that before.
Druckmann has stated that the way the game ends it will be very difficult to make a follow up game starring Drake. I wonder what that means.
Maybe he'll finally take that shot in the back that is able to penetrate his auto healing capabilities..
What's interesting is in the latest TV spot you see Nathan trying to "save" Sam and he then falls. Where to or how far and does he live we don't know. But the scene that follows finishes with the gold coin flip. The thing I noticed is the place where he is sitting, the place on fire, looks like it might be the same place where he couldn't hold on to Sam. Perhaps his brother dies and he finally gives it up for good but it's too late and Elena divorces him or something. All speculation for now obviously but I don't see myself disliking the ending.
I'd kind of like to see Uncharted end here rather than have it carry on the way some series have (Resident Evil for example). It's better to go out on top.
However, in the age of reboots, re-imaginings etc I think it's tough to rule out a sequel.