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2015PlayStation

Nathan Drake's first adventure blends cover-based gunfights, climbing sections and light puzzles into a cinematic treasure hunt for El Dorado. Charming characters and witty banter carry the story through the jungle.

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Strong, story-driven narrative
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The closest matches for Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Remastered are Tomb Raider: Legend, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Remastered special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Best alternative overall: Tomb Raider: Legend 86% match – Jumping and platforming
Newest alternative: Indiana Jones and the Great Circle 85% match – released 2024

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Tomb Raider: Legend

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2006PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable87 % positive6.99 €

Crystal Dynamics' reboot sends Lara Croft on a globe-trotting hunt for Excalibur and the truth about her mother, blending fluid climbing, physics-based tomb puzzles and cinematic action set pieces. It's compact, linear and briskly paced.

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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

Lots of humour

A cinematic first-person adventure where you play Indy, solving ancient puzzles, sneaking past or brawling with Nazis, and exploring sprawling hub areas from the Vatican to Giza. Its pulpy humor and lovingly crafted 1930s atmosphere capture the spirit of the films.

Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

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A brutal first-person shooter set in a Nazi-occupied alternate America, pairing frantic dual-wielding gunfights with surprisingly emotional, absurd and darkly satirical storytelling. B.J. Blazkowicz leads the resistance, with stealth as an optional approach.

Deadfall Adventures

Action-packed real-time combat

A pulp adventure in the Indiana Jones vein: as James Lee Quatermain you shoot your way through Nazis and supernatural guardians in first person while solving riddles in ancient temples.

Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition

Jumping and platforming

The series reboot shows a young Lara Croft fighting to survive on a hostile island, mixing cinematic action, climbing and gunplay with optional tombs. The Definitive Edition adds improved visuals and includes all DLC.

Call of Juarez: Gunslinger

Shooting and gunplay

A punchy Western shooter narrated by aging bounty hunter Silas Greaves in a saloon, where levels reshape themselves as he embellishes or corrects his tall tales. Cel-shaded style, quick-draw duels and score chasing make it a lean arcade delight.

The Order: 1886

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A gorgeous, highly cinematic cover shooter where Knights of the Round Table wield Tesla-built weapons against half-breed monsters in an alternate Victorian London. Its presentation is stunning, though the experience is short, linear and heavy on cutscenes.

Mafia II

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A cinematic gangster saga set in postwar America, following Vito Scaletta's rise through the mob with cover shooting, period car chases and rich 1940s–50s atmosphere. Empire Bay is less a playground than a lovingly detailed backdrop for a tight, linear crime story.

Mafia: Definitive Edition

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A cinematic gangster drama set in Prohibition-era America, following cab driver Tommy as he rises through the Salieri crime family. Its strong story, atmospheric city and mix of gunfights and period car driving define the experience.

Wolfenstein: The New Order

Shooting and gunplay

A punchy first-person shooter set in an alternate 1960s where the Nazis won the war, mixing dual-wielding firefights with optional stealth. Its surprisingly emotional, grim story gives B.J. Blazkowicz real depth.