Tomb Raider 1+2+3

Tomb Raider a so famous brand that everyone know what it is. This 1+2+3 collection is a milestone in videogames hystory. If you are not scared by an old game, you will find the best Tomba Raider games ever. Beware they are onld games: old controls, old graphic, old mechanics but awesome gameplay.

I've played all 3 games back when they were originally released in the late 1990's and absolutely LOVED the original game while the two follow ups were just okay... I re-bought Tomb Raider 1-2-3 recently on sale and was ready for a replay of all three games after 20+ years... The original Tomb Raider is still a joy to play and holds up after all these years...It is a third person exploration game with some third person shooter elements to keep you on your toes...A perfect blend for MY tastes... Unfortunately...In Tomb Raider 2 the Devs flipped the script and over emphasized third person shooting over exploration and changed the game dramatically...Tomb Raider 2 turned into frustrating ambushes and timed sequences which you would have to replay OVER an OVER again...Dying by gunfire or drowning...Reloading it until you did it just right...Trust me it was no fun if you played it on your PC... Which brings me to Tomb Raider 3 GOG version... It will NOT let me remap the keys... An absolute MAJOR no-no in PC gaming... I see some MODs that might let me remap keys but not sure... If remapping keys is not a big deal to you then I think you'll like Tomb Raider 3 better than TR2... Anyhow... Tomb Raider....... 10/10 Tomb Raider 2... 5/10 Tomb Raider 3... 7/10

No seriously. The publishers have no business releasing the game in this state - I can't even start it up. The menu screen rotates infinitely, so it's it's impossible to select any option to start the game. If you minimize the game for even a fraction of a second it will crash, and thus if you need a walkthrough you have to quit the game first. Horribly optimized. On top of this, there is no controller support (in a platformer) and the resolution is so poor, I can barely even read what anything says. If you release a game that fundamentally does not work, that's a one star rating. At least fix the literal game breaking glitches?

The reboots are fine, but it was the original trilogy that offered a challenge. These were the kinds of games that required you to think, not just run all over the place gunning down everything Lara's pistols locked onto. At $10 for the original trilogy, it's a steal when you consider that the PlayStation Store would have you pay $6 for each individual title, for a total of $18.

These game(s), are the most amazing ever. If you grew up in the 90s and owned are PC most likely you had this game. Timeless games that are fun even to this day.