Who wrote the novel Uncharted: The Fourth Labyrinth?

Christopher Golden wrote the novel Uncharted: The Fourth Labyrinth.

Published in 2011, the book is an original adventure based on Naughty Dog’s Uncharted video-game franchise rather than a direct novelization of one particular game. It follows Nathan Drake and Victor Sullivan after an archaeologist is murdered in Manhattan, sending them toward ancient sites in Egypt and Greece.

The story draws on the myth of Daedalus’s Labyrinth and expands the franchise’s familiar combination of historical clues, hidden ruins, dangerous rivals, and legendary treasure. The novel also introduces Jada Hzujak, the murdered archaeologist’s daughter, who joins Drake and Sully in the investigation.

The wrong options refer to people associated with other parts of Uncharted. Amy Hennig was a major game writer and creative director, Nolan North voices Nathan Drake, and Joshua Williamson wrote the Uncharted comic book published by DC Comics. None of them wrote The Fourth Labyrinth.