Drake's Deception is the third main game in the Uncharted series. A couple of years have passed for Nathan Drake, an Indiana Jones-like adventurer with a knack to find himself in all kinds of trouble. And as usual, he always pull his loyal friend and companion, Sully, along with him. This story starts with two of them trying to sell Nate's ring for a large sum of money. It just so happens that both sides start accusing each other and the deal turns out in an all out brawl. The game immediately introduces a whole new gameplay element that focuses on melee combat which consists kicking and evading enemy hits, and a combination of both which may result in certain special moves during which Nate can also interact with surrounding objects.

The story eventually builds up to a search for the legendary lost city which takes the player through various different locations and environments, from streets of England to castles of France and Rub' al Khali, one of the largest deserts in the world. Basic gameplay is very similar to previous two games, with many contextual moves and newly added melee art of fighting while not carrying weapon. The cinematics are much more seamless with actual gameplay and there is no cinematics viewer after finishing the game like it was in prequels. But there are still, unrelated to an actual story, many antic artifacts lying around throughout the game to collect during the adventure, which results in trophy awards.

Aside from the story campaign which is split in couple dozen chapters, the games comes with cooperative and competitive multiplayer modes.

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Alternate Titles

"アンチャーテッド: 砂漠に眠るアトランティス" -- Japanese spelling
"Uncharted: Sabaku ni Nemuru Atlantis" -- Japanese title
"Uncharted 3 : L'Illusion de Drake" -- French title
"Uncharted 3: La Traición de Drake" -- Spanish title

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The Press Says

The Video Game Critic	Dec 03, 2011	A	100
OMGN: Online Multiplayer Games Network	Nov 13, 2011	9.5 out of 10	95
Fragland.net	Dec 26, 2011	92 out of 100	92
Gamesbeat	Oct 31, 2011	91 out of 100	91
GameAspect.com	Feb 21, 2012	9 out of 10	90
Splitkick	Nov 08, 2011	9 out of 10	90
Jeuxvideo.com	Oct 24, 2011	18 out of 20	90
GNT - Generation Nouvelles Technologies	Dec 08, 2011	9 out of 10	90
Gamereactor (Denmark)	Oct 24, 2011	8 out of 10	80
Gamekult	Oct 24, 2011	8 out of 10	80