Rise of the Tomb Raider vs Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
Rise of the Tomb Raider
Rise of the Tomb Raider lets you step into the shoes of the world's coolest female treasure hunter ever, Lara Croft, and set off on a brand-new thrilling adventure across Siberia in a race against a ruthless organization, the Trinity, to find the Lost City of Kitezh. As opposed to the older versions of the game, Lara will not only have to battle members of the Trinity but also the wildlife in the region so as to scavenge rare resources to craft new weapons and items. There are more ways for you to engage the enemy, including multiple forms of stealth-based takedowns that may remind you of the gameplay in games like Assassin's Creed, distractions and of course, the Rambo-styled, all-out frontal attack.Being a treasure hunter, you'll also get to explore a wide variety of tombs, each filled with intriguing puzzles, well-hidden traps and a ton of secrets to uncover. If you get the 20 Year Celebration version, you will also get bonus content like Blood Ties which will let you explore Croft Manor and Lara's Nightmare that will pit you against hordes of zombies as well as several co-op game modes like the Co-op Endurance mode which will let you test your survival skills with a friend.
Rise of the Tomb Raider may not be as awesome as the 2013 installment of the series, but it's a close second. Not to mention, if you're the sort who's really particular about the graphics, you might want to grab this game instead. It's the latest, and hence, the most graphically-pleasing Tomb Raider game, you'll get!
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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