Uncharted Drakes Fortune Remastered
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Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Remastered brings the first chapter of Nathan Drake's treasure-hunting saga to modern hardware with sharper visuals, smoother frame rates, and the full original campaign intact. Developed by Naughty Dog and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment, this remastered edition arrived in 2016 as part of the Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection. If you want to experience where the series began — the jungle ruins, the pirate betrayals, the plane-wreck survival — this is the version to grab.
The download package here is a multi-language release with subtitles and audio tracks across a wide set of European and Asian languages. Below you'll find the technical specifications, the actual download panel, a breakdown of what makes the game tick, and honest notes on its limitations.
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Technical Specifications
| Version | 1.00 Master Version 1.02 (estimated label based on the release notes) |
| File Size | Not stated in the source listing — plan for a large multi-gigabyte package typical of remastered PS4-era titles |
| Operating System | Windows / Mac |
| Category | Action / Adventure (PlayStation Games) |
| License | Free |
| Developer | Naughty Dog (published by Sony Interactive Entertainment) |
| Release | 2016 |
| Languages | Multi — Russian, English, German, Norwegian, Finnish, Swedish, Portuguese, Italian, French, Spanish, Polish, Danish, Turkish, Dutch |
What Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Remastered Actually Is
This is not a remake. It's a remaster of the 2007 PlayStation 3 original, rebuilt for the PlayStation 4 generation and later offered through this download package. The core structure is unchanged: you play as Nathan Drake, a charming fortune hunter who believes he's descended from Sir Francis Drake. A clue found in a coffin off the coast of Panama sends him, journalist Elena Fisher, and mentor Victor Sullivan chasing El Dorado — a lost treasure that turns out to be far more dangerous than gold.
The campaign runs roughly eight to ten hours depending on how much you explore, and it moves through jungle temples, a sunken German U-boat, a fortress monastery, and a genuinely tense stretch of abandoned shipwrecks. The remastered version cleans up textures, improves lighting, and raises the frame rate, which matters most during the game's many cover-based firefights.
Key Features
- Full original campaign: Every chapter of the 2007 story is present, from the opening dive to the final confrontation on the island.
- Remastered presentation: Higher-resolution textures, improved character models, and modernized lighting compared to the PS3 release.
- Cover-based third-person combat: Aim, blind-fire, and melee your way through mercenaries and mutated enemies with a mix of pistols, rifles, shotguns, and grenades.
- Platforming and traversal: Climb cliff faces, swing across gaps, and solve environmental puzzles that break up the shooting.
- Treasure hunting: Dozens of hidden treasures are scattered across levels, rewarding thorough exploration with unlockables.
- Multi-language support: Subtitles in 14 languages and audio dubs in 10, so you can play in the language you're most comfortable with.
- Single-file master build: The release is a 1.00 Master Version 1.02 package rather than a merged base-plus-update set, which simplifies installation.
Gameplay: How It Plays
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune set the template that later Naughty Dog games refined. You spend roughly equal time shooting, climbing, and watching story beats unfold. Combat is deliberately simple — you take cover, pop out to aim, and manage ammo carefully because the game is stingy with it. Enemies flank aggressively, so standing still in the open gets you killed fast. Melee is a three-punch combo that works well against isolated foes but punishes you in crowds.
The platforming is forgiving by modern standards. Ledges glow slightly when you're near them, and the game rarely lets you miss a jump that looks makeable. Puzzles lean on the journal Drake carries, which fills in with clues as you progress. If you get stuck, the journal usually tells you what you're missing.
Where the remaster shines is pacing. The original ran at 30 frames per second with noticeable dips during big firefights; the remastered build smooths those out, which makes the shootouts feel responsive rather than sluggish. Loading times are also shorter, so the frequent death-and-retry loop of harder sections is less frustrating.
Pros & Cons
- Pros: Faithful remaster that preserves the original story and level design; noticeably better visuals and frame rate; broad language support; a self-contained campaign with no online requirement; ideal entry point for newcomers to the series.
- Cons: The gameplay systems are dated compared to later Uncharted entries — cover shooting feels stiff and enemy waves can drag; the story is the thinnest of the franchise; the source listing doesn't state an exact file size, so you'll want to check available disk space before starting; this is a remaster, not a remake, so don't expect Uncharted 4-level animation or physics.
Download Links
The download panel below contains the mirrors provided with this release, along with the archive password and the language notes. Expand it to reveal the links.
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Uncharted
Drakes Fortune Remastered
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Multi
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RELEASE
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2016
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Action
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