Uncharted

The Official Movie Novelization

De: S. D. Perry

Narrado por: Nolan North

The official novelization of the hotly anticipated Uncharted, the new movie featuring Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg adapting the bestselling video game series

In an action-adventure epic that spans the globe, young street-smart Nathan Drake and his wisecracking partner Victor “Sully” Sullivan embark on a dangerous pursuit of “the greatest treasure never found” while also tracking clues that may lead to Nathan’s long-lost brother. Uncharted: The Official Movie Novelization is read by Nolan North, the voice of Nathan Drake in the critically acclaimed video game series.

©2022 S. D. Perry (P)2022 Blackstone Publishing

Better than the movie

Way better than the movie, a lot more like the games. Great acting and narration.

This book changed my life

I love Nolan north his voice is better than the bear in the big blue house

Sic Parvis Magna, Drake narrates Uncharted

A good companion to the movie, it fills in some blanks that were glossed over in the final cut. And the use of Nolan North as narrator helps make it really feel like Uncharted.

Yup, this’ll do.

I’m just a really old former gamer guy. I don’t go to movies anymore: too much agenda.. and nope, haven’t seen this’ne either. But on a whim of nostalgia I jumped at the chance to listen to Nolan North recount another totally impossible adventure of Nathan Drake.

And. I. Loved. It.

Great Narration; Decent Story; F-Bombs galore

First, the good. Nolan North is (expectedly) great in his narration. While he excels at capturing Drake’s personality, he also does well with the other characters and text.
The story is decent. A few predictable twists, and few less predictable, but it will keep the listener mostly entertained throughout.
On the other hand, it feels like the author has little knowledge of the characters already established backstories and personalities. Granted, she’s writing within the confines of a movie novelization.
It was also a curious choice to drop the F-bomb as often as she did. For a book based upon 4 video games and a movie rated T and PG-13 respectively, the fluent profanity would’ve warranted an M/R rating in other media.
All said, it was moderately entertaining listen, with a great performance, though certainly not the same characters we’ve known for years. Adjust your expectations accordingly.