With the "Uncharted 4" closed beta over the weekend, it appears that this will be the only time that players can check the game before its launch. Developer Naughty Dog has confirmed this, stating that there are no longer any other plans to have an open beta for "Uncharted 4."
Still, there may be hope of stress tests, rather than beta runs coming between now and the March 18, 2016 release date, GameRant reported. Stress tests are very important for games that have a heavy multiplayer aspect. This ensures that the game will be able to handle the load during its launch day.
Interestingly, the source also pointed out that Naughty Dog does not really practice holding open betas for its past "Uncharted" titles. In any case, Naughty Dog has yet to announce any possible stress tests, but "Uncharted 4" is a game worth waiting for and playing once it arrives in 2016.
Naughty Dog has also recently shared some new details about the game's dialogue options. "Uncharted 4" Creative Director Neil Druckmann revealed that there are parts of the game that will see some dialogue options.
What this means is that there are some areas in the game where players can choose how to start the story thanks to the dialogue options, PlayStation Lifestyle reported. This will supposedly be a good shout out to long-time players of the "Uncharted" franchise.
Interestingly, Naughty Dog has also reaffirmed that this will be the last time that Nathan Drake will set out on an "Uncharted" adventure. Druckmann stated that the lines that the team has written for the characters are something that felt like they came from the characters themselves. This is so much so that it felt as though Drake had been the one telling them that "Uncharted 4" will be the final leg of the adventure.