Max Payne 3 vs Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
Max Payne 3
Max Payne 3 is the latest sequel to the Max Payne franchise. The story in this game continue to follow Max's struggles with the tragedies and losses he experienced but this time around, he is no longer a cop but a bodyguard who is in charged of protecting the family of a billionaire real estate mogul. However, things went terribly wrong and Max finds himself in a foreign city hunting down the kidnappers and also the truth to his past. With the storyline in mind, the developers have added plenty of nice cinematic scenes to further increase the immersion of its compelling narrative.Not to mention, the game also greatly improved its slow-motion-based gameplay with the addition of the Rockstar Games' proprietary Advanced Bullet Time® and Shootdodge™ and Final Kill-cam mechanics that guarantees some epicly stylish shooting action. Every bit of the gameplay is brilliant rendered to incredible detail as well, giving the slow-motion aspect of its gameplay the kind of high quality that many have praised the game for.
Max Payne 3 is an astoundingly well-made sequel when it comes to gameplay, but many fans have noted that this game oddly lacks the noir feel that had made the franchise unique in the first place. Perhaps it is just part of the franchise's evolution to being a mainstream game, or maybe the developers just want to try something new. Regardless, if you're a fan of the Max Payne story, you might have a bit of a mixed feeling about this game. But if you're just in for the slow-motion-infused shooting action, then you won't be disappointed!
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End allows you to reprise the role of Nathan Drake, famous yet retired (supposedly) treasure hunter who was unfortunately thrust back into the world of fortune hunting. This time, he embarks on an adventure spanning the entire globe in pursuit of a legendary pirate treasure. Driven harder than ever by his personal reasons, this adventure will attempt push both you and Nathan's limits, ending with a critical decision which may finally break Nathan regardless of which option he chooses.In addition to all the usual amazing features that previous Uncharted games have, Uncharted 4 provides you with loyal sidekicks, each with their own unique abilities, that you can command; a new form of supernatural power called mysticals that you'll need to master, and a grappling hook that allows you to take full advantage of the game's 3D terrain.
Sounds like fun? Well, if you think you'll enjoy playing Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, you might want to give the game a try.
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