Game developer Naughty Dog brings another update to "Uncharted 4: A Thief's End" multiplayer. The developers recently announced the new details for the PS4 exclusive game as well as a Survival mode that will test gamers to their limits.

GamingBolt reports that the Survival Mode is hardened to make sure gamers will be challenged. Players will just have a single chance to defeat all 50 waves of enemies, before moving on with a clean slate.

Other game features such as several bug fixes in the game, a next rank season for new Ranked weapon skins and a new Qualifier system that reward player with points. In addition, the upcoming update is bringing back the Classic Mode to the multiplayer Beta Test playlist.

Meanwhile, the bug fixes includes clients using C4 and mines against djinn boss, players allowed to melee attack Disciple Warriors against walls, enemies bind posing during combat. Furthermore, the bug fix come along with a fix for Explosive Expert not awarding the advertised bonus damage, player's damage bonuses for level, weapon level and boosters are now calculated correctly.

The update also features balance charges. The balance charges comes with easy cost multiplier by .75, normal cost multiplier by x1, hard cost multiplier by x1.25 and crushing cost multiplier by 1.5. Other balance charges includes all bosses evasion over Indra's Eternity and El Dorado player mysticals, brute enemies stagger less often from headshots and more.

The game's updates include Multiplayer mode and many more. To learn more about "Uncharted 4" patch, go to the publication.

In other news, "Uncharted 4: A Thief's End" has taken home another award. GameSpot reports that the third-person shooter game has won the Outstanding Achievement in Character Animation for a video game at the Annie Awards on Saturday.

The mention award was only the video game-related category at the Annie Awards. Even so, Naughty Dog had the chance to grab that achievement. The Annie Awards celebrates animation efforts across major mediums, including movie, TV and video games.