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[Video] Uncharted: The Lost Legacy – Extended Gameplay Video

Nathan Drake's story might have concluded with Uncharted 4, but fans of the series are only a few months away from this new game, which puts them in the shoes of returning characters Chloe Frazer and Nadine Ross. In this game, the duo are searching for an ancient Indian artifact, venture deep into the Western Ghats mountains to do so. This is where they discover the lost cities of the Hoysala Empire... and come across a ruthless warmonger names Asav.

June 26, 2017

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