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Hanging from a chain while in a gun fight with a team of bad guys is
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the the Tomb Raider series came to my rescue. if you like the adventures of Lara Croft, Nathan Drake is your guy
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Swipe to fight with a bad guy.
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The shotgun guy looks the same in all encounters, as well as the the sniper guy, or the basic 9mm
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I like it when a games uses these tactics, it makes me feel more involved in the game than shooting up bad guys or jumping puzzles.
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Having played Uncharted 1-3, I like that this game also follows the basic Uncharted formula: climbing around, solving puzzles and taking out bad guys
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Your gametime will be split between: exploration (although very linear most of the time), shooting bad guys, light puzzle solving (if you are looking for Portal 2 or Braid type puzzles look elsewhere), and witty dialogue
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You have to routinely shoot bad guys with all sorts of pistols and long guns.
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I didnt have any trouble climbing walls, shooting bad guys, and collecting relics
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Compared to the other Uncharteds, there were more opportunities for stealth and sniping in Golden Abyss, which are my favorite ways to take out bad guys
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You shoot bad guys and climb rocks
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Of course this isn't an Uncharted without some bad guy trying to get the fortune all for himself, but this time there is two, so this makes it a race
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There's a girl in trouble, a shady friend, a loyal friend, a fabulous treasure and a host of bad guys trying to stop you from getting the treasure
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In Golden Abyss, I could choose to stealthily kill bad guys or just shoot them, but it all devolves into shooting them once I'm spotted, which is unavoidable by design
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It's a bit clunky, but luckily the bad guys have very predictable patterns