UNCHARTED: Legacy of Thieves Collection on PC contains Uncharted 4 and The Lost Legacy, not the first three games. The earlier trilogy belongs to The Nathan Drake Collection. Running a game on your PC and streaming a console game to its screen are different options.
Which collection contains which games?
| Collection | Games | Official starting point |
|---|---|---|
| The Nathan Drake Collection | Drake’s Fortune, Among Thieves and Drake’s Deception | The console collection listing. |
| Legacy of Thieves Collection | A Thief’s End and The Lost Legacy | The console/PC product listing. |
PlayStation‘s Nathan Drake Collection page describes the three single-player campaigns. Its Legacy of Thieves page is the starting point for the released PC collection. These do not justify a promise that earlier games will “never” receive another release.
If you own a compatible PlayStation
PS Remote Play can display and control a supported console from a compatible PC or Mac. You need the console, legitimate access to the game, the supported app/controller setup and a suitable network.
The console runs the game; Remote Play does not install a native PC port. Follow Sony‘s current setup requirements and sign in using your own authorized account.
If you are considering cloud streaming
Check the current PlayStation Plus PC requirements, your region and the exact game catalogue before paying. Subscription tier, device support and available games can change. A title appearing in an old “Classics” article is not proof that it is streamable on your PC today.
Choose based on your setup
- Want a native PC installation? Confirm the game’s actual PC store listing and contents.
- Already own a console and the trilogy? Check Remote Play compatibility first.
- No console? Check whether you can use the cloud service in your region and whether it includes the games you want. Don’t buy based on an old price table.
Don’t share a friend’s account password or sign-in details to get around an installation problem. Check the product and access method you’re allowed to use, then test network performance before committing to a long play session.
Reviewed October 12, 2026, using the sources linked above.