It's nearly the end of the road for Nathan Drake. And after Uncharted 4, you may never see him again.

Uncharted has always been proud of its spectacle set-pieces in the past three games, but things are changing just a little bit in its fourth and final outing.

Get your first look at Uncharted 4's different looking multiplayer, stuffed with magical totems and many explosions.

Uncharted, a game franchise which features Indiana Jones 2.0 running around the screen as if he had a massive case of the trots yet again, is coming to an end next year. Noses shall run and tears will be shed. And that’s just Naughty Dog that I’m talking about, as the studio comes to the end of a very significant …

There has never been a better time to catch up with Nate and the gang before their concluding tale next year, even if this remastered collection does make some of the series' issue more glaring.

A finale needs to be done right. It needs to have gravity, class and not feel like a rushed job at all. And that’s a major reason why Uncharted 4 got pushed into March of 2016 (Beyond the usual packed Q4 release window, amirite?), as Naughty Dog is looking to say goodbye to Nathan Drake in the grandest of fashions.

Sony have confirmed that Uncharted 4 will be launching a little earlier than the suspected April release window.

The Special Edition for the Uncharted collection has been revealed and it's not as awe inspiring as you might have hoped.