In this Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception guide, we’ll help you find the four treasures in Chapter 5 “London Underground,” part of the PS4’s Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection.
We’ve organized our guides by chapters. To find the chapter name, press the Options button and select Load Game from the pause menu. The name of the current chapter (but not the number) appears on the bottom line of the most recent save in the Load menu.
There’s no map in Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception, so for each of the collectibles below, we used photo mode to zoom out and give you some context surrounding the treasure locations. Use the images to make sure you’re in the right area and the added arrows to help you find your way.
Victorian Copper Penny treasure location
You won’t find the first treasure until after you’ve gotten out of the tunnels, made your way through the train station, and infiltrated Marlowe’s treasure room. When both of Marlowe’s guards are handled, look to the wall on the left. Climb up the painting to the left of the lion and elephant heads. The Victorian Copper Penny is on the sconce above it.
Victorian Gold Sovereign treasure location
After you find T.E. Lawrence’s journal and climb up to the Golden Hind’s figurehead, you’ll have a quick shootout. As soon as you leave the main room — before you reach the tunnel that leads back to the train station — turn right, and take the stairs back up to the second floor. The Victorian Gold Sovereign is under a display case on the far side of the floor.
Silver Hunter Pocket Watch treasure location
The train station will be full of bad guys. When you shoot your way forward to the trains, look to the left. The Silver Hunter Pocket Watch is on a ledge by the clock. Shoot it down to collect it.
Art Nouveau Flask treasure location
After a lot more shooting and some climbing, you’ll reach a modern train station and have another shootout. The Art Nouveau Flask is in front of the first train you see.
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