Uncharted 4: A Thief's End Parents Guide: Age Rating, Safety & Tips
Recommended age: 16+
Recommended play time: 1.5 - 2 hours at once, to progress in the story without getting bored in the middle.
Oh, Uncharted 4... my eldest son, the 15-year-old, bugged me about this one a lot. It's that kind of game with a story, like a movie, but you control the hero. I promised him I'd play at least the first chapter with him so we could understand the plot, and he was so excited! It's a great way to connect with them without being a gamer yourself, trust me.
What is this game
It's like an interactive adventure movie, with a hero named Nathan Drake who looks for treasures and uncovers historical secrets. There's a lot of jumping, fighting, sometimes shooting, and many puzzles to solve. It's mainly a story you progress through, not something where you can build houses or things like that. I'd say it's like Indiana Jones, but you play it yourself.
Safety tips
- {"title":"Discuss Moderate Violence","content":"There are a lot of fights and shooting in the game, but it's not brutal. Remind them it's a game and it was made to look realistic, but it's not real.…
- {"title":"Screen Time Limits","content":"Since it's a story-driven game, they'll want to know what happens next. It's easy to get sucked in. It's recommended to set fixed play times in advance so the…
- {"title":"Content Maturity","content":"The game is recommended for ages 16 and up. Make sure your child is mature enough to handle the content (violence, language). Remember that this is not a game f…