When The Uncharted Series Returns, It Should Bring Back Supernatural Enemies

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The Uncharted franchise is getting plenty of love to kick off 2022. Not only did the Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves collection remaster the two most recent entries for PS5 owners, but a live action movie based on the series is being released on February 18. With the games always being a critical and commercial success, it would only make sense for a new Uncharted title to release in the future.

Most fans would surely agree that Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy are a step above previous games in several areas. The tighter focus on character development offers the best storytelling in the series, while the graphics and gameplay are at their best as well. However, one thing the newer games are missing is the fantastical enemies from the original trilogy, something that always made Uncharted stand out. While mythological entities would have clashed with the serious tones ofA Thief’s End and Lost Legacy, a new and more lighthearted Uncharted game should let players fight foes that are not human once again.

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Each of the first three Uncharted games not only saw Nathan Drake hunting a different treasure, but also fighting a unique enemy type associated with said treasure hunt. All the special enemy types highlighted the dangers of Nathan Drake’s adventures, with each having a significant impact on gameplay as well. All were different from one another, giving each game some distinct encounters that stick with players long after they have been completed.

In the first Uncharted game, players did battle with The Descendants. These zombie-like monstrosities swarmed players, with the enemies having vampire-like features and moving around in a terrifying way. When The