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Explore Uncharted 4 With Upcoming Art Book From Dark Horse
Naughty Dog and Dark Horse Books have teamed up to create The Art of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End. The 176-page hardcover book features never-before-seen concept art and commentary from the developers.
The book will be released in both a standard edition and a
limited edition available exclusively in the PlayStation Gear Store. The
limited edition includes a mini lithograph and a slipcase with enough room to
house the previously released Art of Uncharted Trilogy art book.
The standard edition is priced at $40. The limited edition, which is restricted to a printing of 1500 units, costs $90.
Pre-sales are live now at the PlayStation Store. The book will ship on May 10, coinciding with the launch of the game itself.
For more on the art of Uncharted, watch this behind-the-scenes making of feature. Check out our cover story hub on Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End by clicking the image below.
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