It's not simulated in as much detail as the impressive TressFX system featured in Rise of the Tomb Raider, but it's more consistent across all characters.
Speaking of hair, the quality across the game is exceptional with a complex assortment of textured cards giving the impression of real strands of hair.
Even his chest hair is impacted by the wind. Beyond that, clothing is also taken into account as part of the simulation, such as the way Drake's shirt reacts to the wind simulation or how his tools bounce around as he runs.
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Skin and fat also bend and move realistically while details such as stubble, pupils and eyebrows are beautifully rendered in high fidelity. As a consequence of the physically-based approach used by the game, light properly reflects, refracts and penetrates the skin while micro-details help create that extra layer of realism. The quality of the characters is the result of excellent modelling, smart design and comprehensive engine features working in tandem. Character rendering in many games including Halo 5, Quantum Break and Rise of the Tomb Raider has been remarkable, but Uncharted 4 pushes things even further.
Character rendering: This has become a very competitive field. Perhaps Naughty Dog will share more information on this in the future, as the results are stunning and this technique could benefit console games as a whole. We noted similarities to the hybrid-reconstruction anti-aliasing used in Far Cry 4 but we cannot say for sure how this was achieved. Large, complex fields of detailed foliage remain razor sharp even at a distance while finer details on Nate's weapons remain clearly visible. Thin edges are remarkably clean, shader aliasing is almost non-existent, and shimmering is all but eliminated. Naughty Dog has developed a temporal anti-aliasing technique that delivers results that sometimes manage to approach the quality of a super-sampled image. Even in the face of rare titles like Tearaway Unfolded, with its high quality MSAA settings, Uncharted 4 stands tall. Image quality: Uncharted 4 delivers the best image quality we've seen in a console game to date. With such a complete package, it's difficult to fully appreciate everything being brought to the table by this game, but we've tried to break down the game into the key components that make it work so well, in addition to highlighting elements that don't quite match the overall sheen of the whole package. The lineage from The Last of Us is certainly evident, but the more powerful PlayStation 4 hardware enables the team to push the scale of its ambition much further than any of its previous titles. Front-facing features include physically-based rendering, pre-computed global illumination, comprehensive physics simulation, superior artificial intelligence and more. It's a game built on the most recent iteration of Naughty Dog's in-house engine technology, offering an almost obscene wealth of new rendering features, all while making life easier for its creators. The set-pieces are more impressive, the maps larger, the characters and environments more detailed and the gameplay mechanics are richer than ever before. That fleeting sensation of being truly wowed by what's on-screen doesn't come quite as often as we like, but it's a feeling that never left us with this title - even as the final credits rolled. Simply put, Uncharted 4 is the technical powerhouse we've been waiting for. We've seen a number of current-gen consoles games delivering some remarkable visual achievements, but Naughty Dog has truly pushed on to the next level. However, with the release of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, we finally have a game that meets and exceeds our most optimistic pre-launch expectations. 
The months prior to the launch of PlayStation 4 were filled with both excitement and rampant speculation - the likes of the now-cancelled Star Wars 1313 and Ubisoft's Watch Dogs hinted at what was to come, but the reality didn't quite live up to the promise.
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