Even though I'm enjoying Rise about as much as I did the reboot and think it's a very good game (though yes, I preferred Uncharted by quite a bit, especially its writing and gunplay) Gribble did kind of invite this thread into becoming an Uncharted VS ROTR death match by using such harsh terms. Ah well, as others have said, Doom would probably be a good choice, and I'm still playing Overwatch nearly every day 5 months in. I'm saving Deus Ex for play on the pro, so I can't really comment on that, though the hour or so I played was pretty good. 

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Go play The Evil Within, gribbly.

The wheeler dealer that I am, I usually check CEX for the value of the game then do the £1 more thing in trade ins at GAME. Not sure if they do for cash but CEX give £32 trade so £33 at game, lots of games for that or just below. If you are happy enough with Grainger, I just bought Witcher 3 GOTY from there for about £25-30, if you've not played that, might be worth a shot.

its never too late to start with the Souls series, just get Bloodbonre

The worst part is you don't seen to realized how obvious the intentions of this kind of thread looks for everybody.

As for the answer to your question, I agree with people recommend you Doom, but is not an exclusive so chances are you hate it or find it worse than Killzone or something like that.

Yeah...I never played RoTR but I have TR 2013 and I've tried to play it 5 or 6 times and just couldn't get into it. It seems well made, it just never grabbed me.

Anyways, Doom is a great recommendation, The Witcher 3 is great, you could a little money on top of your trade in and get DQB.

i heard u cant use magic in bloodborn.

Odd that you do like UC but not Tomb Raider. Even though I prefer Uncharted 2 and 4 over every Tomb Raider game, due to story, charm, setpieces. Anyway Dishonored 2 is on it´s way, as for other (not very obvious) recommendations:
Bloodborne, Divinity original Sin enhanced edition, Dragon age Inquisition are games that I thoroughly enjoyed. Until Dawn is also a nice game if you like cinematic games like Uncharted.

Uncharted never claimed or aspired not to play like a movie, it's kind of the main selling point of the series