The highly popular action adventure video game, "Uncharted 4: A Thief's End," was originally released back in May this year. Despite already being out for more than half a year, the game itself has been granted a new lease in life, thanks to a recent update that made it run in 4K resolution on Sony's latest console, the PlayStation 4 Pro. Now, Naughty Dog has released a brand new update once again, which seems to indicate that the developer is still very much invested in making the game problem-free for its players.
The new update, Patch 1.17, is now available to download. Players who are interested in fixing the various issues with the game's multiplayer mode are advised to download it when they can. Unlike the previous update, which added the PlayStation 4 Pro support for the game, the new patch is mostly focused on fixing and improving the game's multiplayer mode.
The new update itself fixes several issues with the game's leaderboard system, specifically where Classic Mode statistics are counted towards the regular TDM leaderboard. Several fixes were also applied to Ranked TDM matches, including microphone issues, unresponsive screen issues, and several other reported issues. Those who are interested in viewing all the patch details can check out the complete patch notes that were posted on the game's official website.
As of the moment, the game continues to be quite popular amongst avid fans of the franchise. The final installment in the "Uncharted" franchise was also a commercial success for Sony as it managed to sell over 2.7 million copies on its first week alone. The game is reportedly now continuing to sell quite well given the fact that it now runs on full 4K resolution on the recently released PlayStation 4 Pro. Several players who revisited the game following the release of its 4K support have reported positive reviews on its graphic enhancements when played on 4K televisions.
