its a silly theory made by people pathologically incapable of accepting happy and everything that people are not sure of - actualy makes perfect sense. remember - Sully knows which chain of Islands Nate and Sam were going to. he has near photographic memory (remember in Deception, his memory is good enough to remember…

I have to say I was dreading the ending. The entire game had an ominous feel to it and after the amazing talk on the elevator and the silent drive after it (that music!) I wouldn’t have been able to take it if they killed someone off. Given that they had said that there will be no doubt that this is Nate’s last…

if you did the lemur and and apple bit - there is an ptional conversation where Nate tells Sully that after this is over, he is getting a dog, to which Sully replies that if they get through it in one peace, Sully will BUY Nate a dog, to which Nate says - can I name it Victor, and sully laughs sure. so... its very…

I’m a fully grown, nearly 40 year old white cis-male, and I’m not going to lie. I got all weepy during the Epilogue (and the end of the mansion flashback).

I was so happy that everyone ended up A. Alive, and B. doing interesting things that fit their characters. I also really loved how they handled Nate’s deception…

This article really hit home for me. I can’t get the ending out of my head either. It was so perfect. They wrapped everything up so perfectly and emotionally, closing all the gaps of the entire series into this ending... Ugh. I want to replay through the game but it won't be the Same. GOTY. DEFFINITELY the most…

My literal face the entire ending. Just giant tears. It’s over, Drake is a hot dad, his daughter is a perfect sassy mix of them. Sully and Sam are Tango and Cashing it around the world as crazy grandpa and uncle. There’s a dog and a beach and ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

This chapter of this game, right here, is what’s called “nailing the landing.”

I think the general consensus is that the Epilogue is a perfect ending to Nate’s story (and loosely Uncharted as a whole) but keeping it vaguely open to future titles that could potentially revisit the franchise in the distant future, maybe with Sully and Nate or even Cassie, at the same time not forcefully implying…