Uncharted 4 Guide Full Uncharted 4

Its a globe-trotting Indiana Jones-esque adventure, starring treasure hunter Nathan Drake.

Mechanically, its a mix of third-person shooting, platforming, massive cinematic set-pieces, and collecting lots of treasures and hidden items, discovering secrets, and solving some really satisfying puzzles.

Theres a very good reason we gave it such a glowing review.

However youre playing, if youre stuck, IGN has guides for the locations of all the collectible treasures, journal entries, notes, optional conversations, easter eggs, secrets and of course a comprehensive walkthrough for the entire game.

Getting all of them unlocks the Lost Art of Journaling trophy.

Uncharted 4 Guide Full Uncharted 4

Or, if you get stuck in a particular area, heres our full Uncharted 4 walkthrough broken down by chapter.

If youre looking for help in the other PlayStation 4 Uncharted games, worry not We also have an Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection Walkthrough and Guide and an Uncharted: The Lost Legacy Walkthrough and Guide.

Go into the intact room here and theres a letter on the desk to Christophers father, although what a letter from someone claiming to work the fields and livestock is doing in the blacksmiths house is not clear.

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He also likes collecting and reading peoples private correspondence, but since theyre letters from hundreds of years ago well let him off.

In Uncharted 4 there are 48 of these collectibles to find (though there are some others Drake will put in the journal for you automatically as part of the plot), and theyre hidden more carefully than you might think.

Heres a handy guide to help you find them all and collect those game trophies.

After youve gotten the lights, crosses, and bucket of water lined up in the right places you can open the door, and after that interacting with the door lever will result in a journal entry.

Theres a skeleton propped up on a beam, with a note in his bag.

He turns out to be a very unhappy, and now very dead, pirate captain.

Pull the box on the left down and use it to climb up to the platform.

Theres a desk on the wall that has a note from an East India Company Lieutenant.

He was the captain of the Fiery Dragon, so his sigil is pretty dragon-y.

At the base of the tower you can find a door wired for dynamite.

Either follow the wires to the plunger or straight up shoot the dynamite to get in and find Baldridges sigil on the floor, which appears to be two skeletons having a piss up.

The group will comment on the view, and you can collect a journal note from looking at the tower itself.

Looking at the ships mast sticking out of the water gets you a journal entry.

Just underneath the tree is a satchel with a grisly note in it.

On the other side is an alcoveplatform area where you can get a better look at the statues sticking their spears out into it, and Nate is like Well good, thatll make a sweet drawing, bro.

These rooms arent locked off by any doors, so if you go through the one you have to lift up with Sam then youve gone too far.

Going up and interacting with the spyglass before you do this will trigger the cutscene into the next chapter, and you wont get a chance to get the entry.

Once youve climbed up and across to the first platform youll run into a skewered skeleton with some threatening graffiti behind him and Drake, ever enthused by new skeletons to draw, will put an entry in the journal.

On your right is the skeleton of the navigator on Burnes expedition, who has another informative note on him.

Walk around underneath him until the journal interaction triggers and Drake will do a drawing of him.

Guess what you can find on him This, incidentally, was Burnes first mate.