Naughty Dog Celebrates Two Years Of Uncharted 3 With Free Multiplayer For All

By Alex Osborn

In celebration of the two-year anniversary of Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception, developer Naughty Dog has made all of the game's multiplayer maps free for all users.

Just head over to the PlayStation Store and you'll find the Flashback Map Pack 1 and 2, as well as the Drake’s Deception Map Pack completely free of charge. In addition, the studio has launched a brand new map, Dry Docks, which also can be downloaded without paying a cent. Plus, there's a new patch, the details of which you can read up on over at the PlayStation Blog.

Don't you just love free stuff? Thank you, Naughty Dog!

[PlayStation Blog]

Alex Osborn
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