The voice
acting during the cutscenes is pretty good; and the narration and character interaction - though brief - gives you just enough information and emotional stimulus to really enjoy these mini stories the game sets up.
In addition, the voice
acting during cutscenes and gameplay is atrocious, with dialogue that is written equally as bad as it's delivered.
Not exact matches
It's a shame there isn't a lick of voice
acting (especially noticeable
during story driven
cutscenes) as it's the only strike I'd afford the game's otherwise fantastic sound design.
Not only are the graphics dreadful but the terrible lip - syncing for the voice
acting during the game's
cutscenes is appalling.
What voice
acting there is
during cutscenes etc. generally follows this pattern of generic lines read in boring voices and there's generally just not much to engage with or get excited about.
It's a shame there isn't a lick of voice
acting (especially noticeable
during story driven
cutscenes) as it's the only strike I'd afford the game's otherwise fantastic sound design.
Towards the end of the game I found that some lines of dialogue didn't trigger the voice
acting and there was one moment where the in - game music continued to play
during a
cutscene, somewhat spoiling the moment.
Cutscenes depict additional
acts of intense violence: a man shooting himself in the head; a character repeatedly being electrocuted
during an interrogation scene; a man cutting a large swath of skin off a character's chest.
These little details are what separate Uncharted 4 from other games and lets it stand on its own as a perfect description of what video games can accomplish, as well as featuring some of the best and most realistic
acting and motion capture any video game has ever achieved before, character animations both
during and out of
cutscenes are borderline life - like, and the transitions from gameplay to
cutscene and vice-versa are impressively seamless and barely noticeable.
Voice
acting during gameplay and story mode
cutscenes have decent humour.