Uncharted: Fight for Fortune is a turn-based digital collectible card game; the aim for players is to reduce an opponent's health to nothing, using cards based on characters, scenes and objects from the Uncharted series.^[1][2] During combat, one card attacks an opponent, with any card directly opposite absorbing the attack. At the beginning of each round in a match, the player chooses a selection of cards to place in one of five slots. The cards have different attack and defence statistics, and buffs to their abilities.^[1][3][4] Cards are divided into three factions; Heroes, Villains, or Mercs. Each Faction has an associated points value, drawing from a shared pool of points to play.^[1][4] These cards can be buffed with additional treasure cards, which impact their attack and defence values. Treasure cards can also be banked or held in the hand for a points bonus.^[2][5] In addition to the single-player mode against set antagonists taken from the series, players can engage each other in online asynchronous multiplayer.^[3][4]

Fight for Fortune was conceived and proposed in early 2012 by Bend Studio, who had just finished production on the spin-off title Uncharted: Golden Abyss.^[6] It was co-produced by Bend Studio and One Loop Games, a company known for supplementary work on console and full production of mobile titles.^[6][7] As with Golden Abyss, the game was supervised by series creator Naughty Dog.^[6][8] The team wanted to give a way for players to better experience the treasures designed by the team for the series as collectables, and also sought to break new ground with the series' gameplay styles.^[6]

The game was first leaked in early November 2012 ^[7] and later officially revealed that same month.^[9] The game launched across the PlayStation Network on December 4 in North America, and December 5 in Europe.^[10] A patch released for Golden Abyss in November implemented redeemable cards themed after that game for Fight for Fortune.^[11] The game was supplemented with two downloadable content card packs themed after Uncharted 2: Among Thieves and Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception. The multiplayer closed down in September 2019.^[12]

Fight for Fortune received "mixed or average" reviews according to review aggregate website Metacritic, earning a score of 67 points out of 100 based on 25 journalistic reviews.^[13] Destructoid reviewer Chris Carter enjoyed the experience and liked the aesthetic used in the card and game designs, but noted a lack of depth.^[4] Edge Magazine found the game in tone with the series's protagonist Nathan Drake and enjoyed the general premise, but found it lacking in replay value.^[5]

Eurogamer's Quintin Smith was fairly mixed about the game, enjoying it as a shallow distraction but finding little to sustain his interest in the title.^[2] Colin Moriarty of IGN praised its mechanics and rewarding gameplay loop, but noted issues connecting to the online functions and faulted this being the only means to engage in multiplayer.^[3] Pocket Gamer's Mike Rose called it "a fun little time-waster" between Uncharted titles, citing issues with fatigue due to repetition.^[14] Multiple reviewers cited the common fault of gameplay balance in multiplayer matches.^{[2][4][5][14]}