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# Uncharted: The Fourth Labyrinth

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Good story, plenty of variety
  

*by M***E on Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2011*

I've played both Uncharted games and seen the "Eye of Indra" motion comic, so naturally I was excited for a novel based on the series. It was a bit different from what I expected, but I wasn't disappointed. A couple of reviews here have said that it didn't feel like an Uncharted story, and while the tone was somewhat different from that of the games, I did enjoy seeing what the characters of Uncharted were like when they weren't having shootouts or climbing walls every two minutes.Basically, the plot is that Drake and Sully's old archaeologist friend gets mysteriously murdered, so they team up with his daughter to find the treasure he was looking for. There seemed to be a bit more of an Indiana Jones influence here than in the games, given that there was archaeology involved for purposes other than just grabbing loot. I did notice that while I was reading it, I noticed that the basic plot seemed familiar, which I first thought was because I'd read the product description a while ago, but then I realized that the upcoming "Uncharted: Golden Labyrinth" is about Drake and Sully helping the granddaughter of an archaeologist who's gone missing. So even though UGL isn't out yet, I'm hoping it's not going to have too much deja vu.The author expects you to know basically who Drake and Sully are, which isn't unusual for a licensed book, but there really wasn't much initial characterization. One minor thing that sort of bugged me was how frequently random pop-culture references were thrown in for the characters to say and think. I know Nate is supposed to be literate in pop culture, but it took me right out the story when a character says "It's a trap" and Drake is mentioned as wanting to make a Star Wars reference. I cringed a bit. I was also a little put off by how all of the female characters in the book seemed to have been created around "female character" archetypes rather than being unique and developed in their own right--the aforementioned archaeologist's daughter was motivated by trying to fulfill her father's work, she had a lot of spirit but Drake and Sully were trying to keep her safe, but then she could hold her own, but then one time she couldn't when required by the plot, and so on. I know Uncharted uses a lot of old pulp novel cliches, but usually it uses the elements in a way that isn't quite so predictable.One thing I really liked was the pacing. There was a sense of progression for the heroes toward their goal that also seemed similar to Indiana Jones, in a good way. Locations on five different continents are visited throughout the story, adding some variety and color. There are also numerous scenes where everyone sits around and manages to solve ancient puzzles which no one's been able to figure out for thousands of years with a bit of armchair history. I also liked these, although there are a lot of historical figures and legends that are casually name-dropped without any explanation for readers who might not be familiar with the details. There are also a couple of chapter cliffhangers that seem to set up an interesting situation to get out of, but then the next chapter starts with the situation having been resolved. This was probably the strangest part of the book for me, since it's 300 pages with largish print because of the book's size format; it's not like they needed to trim it down.As far as series continuity goes, they seem to be going with the "standalone adventure" approach they've been following for the various media. There is a single offhand reference that seems to place it sometime before the first game, but there's really not much external continuity you need to keep track of. There are a few references to events that happened X years ago, but the timing is mostly unimportant. The background information does drop a few hints as to Drake's origins and upbringing, but not much more than Naughty Dog has already explained in interviews.If you're a fan of the series and you're kind of on the fence about this one, what you'll want to take away is that this is its own story and doesn't have much to do with the main story of the games (probably, I can't say for sure since the third game isn't out yet), but it's still an entertaining read in its own right.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    They should have made this book into a movie instead of the Tom Holland one!
  

*by K***7 on Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2023*

I've been a fan of the Uncharted series ever since the first game was announced, and I can tell you that this book is just as entertaining and fun as the games themselves. This is the first book that I've ever binge-read. Although it gets pretty dark in the last few chapters, this story would have made for a more superior movie than the one we got with Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    This is a "can't miss" for fans of the series
  

*by D***C on Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2011*

This is the first book from the Uncharted IP.  In the interests of full disclosure, I guess I should say that I'm a big fans of the first two games and I have pre-ordered the third.Fans of the games really should check out The Fourth Labyrinth.  Without spoiling the story, Drake and Sully embark on a worldwide adventure with Sully's "niece."  In this respect, the book sticks pretty close to the format of the games:  Drake, Sully, treasure, and a girl.  The pacing, however, is a lot different from the games.  While the games are fairly combat heavy, this book focuses a bit more on the exploration and cloak & dagger aspects to the adventure.  This really isn't a bad thing, because it provides a lot of insight into how Drake thinks and operates; insight that simply isn't available in the games.  Drake's relationship with his own family is briefly explored (and I mean brief) and his relationship with Sully is really explored.  The combat does pick up a bit towards the end.  Overall, the book is a real page turner and a quick and fun read.Even better, since the author worked closely with Naughty Dog and Amy Hennig, this story (I think) can be considered part of the Uncharted canon.  Of course, that's probably another reason to pick it up.So, why not five stars?  First, this book isn't likely to interest anyone not already drawn into the series.  For example, Drake's physical appearance is actually never described in the book.  For those of us that have spent numerous hours guiding him through the games, this is no big deal.  But, if I just picked up the book without the benefit of the games, my only clue to his appearance would be the cover art (which is not great).  Second (and more frustrating for fans of the series), this book does nothing really to advance the IP.  As a fan, you could skip this book entirely and you wouldn't be any worse off in terms of understanding the Uncharted mythos.  It's not as if this book explains (or links to) anything in the games.  Thus, it's really just a stand alone adventure, albeit it with characters we're really invested in.All this being said, if you consider yourself a fan of the series, I'm sure you really will enjoy this book.  I highly recommend it.

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