Filtering the Uncharted Experience

Like its predecessors, Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End features an assortment of filters you can enable to alter its visuals. From one that adds a cel shaded style to the game’s graphics to another that makes everything appear 8-bit, there are a multitude of filters you can turn on to change up the Uncharted experience. We’ve compiled them all here for your convenience. Otherwise, click ahead to see each filter here and how to unlock them.

If you want to see the filters in action, check out our gameplay footage showing them off.

How to Unlock and Enable Filters

To access filters, pause the game and select Render Modes from the Bonus option screen. You can then purchase any filter you want using Unlock Points, which you earn by collecting treasure in the environment or by reaching specific moments in the single-player campaign. Each filter costs a set number of points; you can find how much each one is in the slides ahead. Once you’ve purchased a filter, select it to enable its effects.

Cel Shaded

Cost: 5 Unlock Points

8-Bit

Cost: 5 Unlock Points

Rainbow Fun Land

Cost: 5 Unlock Points

Tri-Color

Cost: 5 Unlock Points

Chalk Dust

Cost: 5 Unlock Points

Afterlife

Cost: 5 Unlock Points

Negative Land

Cost: 5 Unlock Points

Thief Vision

Cost: 5 Unlock Points

ASC II Mosaic

Cost: 5 Unlock Points

Black and White

Cost: 1 Unlock Point

Blorange

Cost: 1 Unlock Point

Classy

Cost: 1 Unlock Point

Cool

Cost: 1 Unlock Point

Inferno

Cost: 1 Unlock Point

Noir

Cost: 1 Unlock Point

Sepia

Cost: 1 Unlock Point

Vibrant

Cost: 1 Unlock Point

Vintage

Cost: 1 Unlock Point

Warm

Cost: 1 Unlock Point