Uncharted's Fortnite Skins are Impressive, But Also Way Too Smooth
crossover skins have been pretty good at bringing characters from other universes to life, but admittedly,character skins feel a little off. Maybe it’s the smoothness; Naughty Dog’s output over the last two console generations have all focused on humans who’ve had
put into how much they look like real people. Seeing their features smoothed out in this new art style can’t help but feel strange by comparison.crossover features in-game items including an Updated Journal Emote, a seaplane glider, various pickaxes, and Drake’s Map. The latter will take you on a bit of a scavenger hunt to find the booty that the PlayStation treasure hunter left somewhere on the island for you to add to your inventory.players found the clues leading to the crossover earlier in the week, and much quicker than Epic Games likely expected, as the trailer wasn’t publicly available when players figured out the website’s password.
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