Naughty Dog and Sony Interactive Entertainment has revealed some details on the action adventure shooter game "Uncharted 4: A Thief's End" The game is set to be Nathan Drake's final adventure. Also, Donut Drake has been removed from the upcoming game.

"Uncharted 4: A Thief's End" is set to be Nathan's final adventure, according to Toronto Sun. As per the publication, he is set to be joined by his brother Sam, who had been thought as dead for several years. It has been added that the latter is going to face some troubles and to save him, Nathan has to track down Avery's fortune before villainous treasure hunter Rafe Adler and mercenary leader Nadine Ross get it first.

Nathan is also set to have a versatile vehicle in the game. It has been revealed that the protagonist is set to keep the jeep that was featured in the game's initial trailer. The vehicle is a lot more that what it is, since it can be used to set up a crossing path over rocks, mud, and dry land. Its anterior can also be attached to objects for it to be pulled up from a muddy landform or a faulty bridge support.

Fans can also expect high quality visuals from "Uncharted 4: A Thief's End." According to the publication, the game presents amazing scenery, including the vista array in Madagascar mountains and the baobab trees. The visual effects also manage to capture minute image details like the dancing strands of grass, playing apes, and the transition in light as clouds traverse the sky.

In other news, Donut, the plus-sized protagonist skin, is not set to appear in "Uncharted 4: A Thief's End," according to Game Radar. In his interview with the publication, Naughty Dog creative director Neil Druckmann said that he had not wanted to have a laugh at someone's expense, adding that he had thought they had matured beyond that.

Players could unlock the overweight suit in previous games and it features a deeper voice when compared to Nathan's normal voice. But then, fans will not be seeing it in the fourth game installment.

"Uncharted 4" is set to be released on May 10.