Tomb Raider GOTY

Keep em coming! next i want to see all the Final Fantasy games and the rest of SE games. I have 142 DRM free games and im not stopping.

Hi the great_gatsby on the prowl, a little review of this game: It's an excellent game, I played the first saga on Playstation and because it was so unintuitive, I didn't like it that much, but I like this reboot or reinvention a lot, I finished it 100% and the lore is pretty good. I heard about this game a long time ago but due to my past experience, I skipped it, but boy did I make a mistake, it's very good. I must say that it's a good game although it has some glitches, which make you restart the game to go back to normal, the final boss doesn't look like one, it looks like a slightly stronger enemy and the story with its gaps, didn't please me that much (although at this point I don't know if it's part of the magic of the game and if so it's exempt from this point). I saw this saga on Steam but the fact of having removed the online achievements gives it an extra plus, so I will wait for the whole saga to come out here.

Already have it on steam, buy it again here. I don't remember how many times I finished this game, all I know is this tomb raider version is really balance. There are some puzzles but not that hard, some action not too much and you can just silent kill the enemy. What I really don't like from this game is that quick action button, it's just unnecessary and annoying. The story is meh, I don't really care about it, beside when they were talking in the cutscene I just try to focus on lara, cause to be honest that's my main reason playing this game

I'm about 7 hours into the game and just realized that this released more than 10 years ago. The fact that the game doesn't feel outdated shows how ahead of its time it was when it released. Thoroughly enjoying it, and plan to 100% it.

Since The Last of Us and GTA V split the GOTY awards in 2013, I would happily call Tomb Raider the 2013 action game of the year. It has plenty of cinematic set pieces that gel and flow well with the gameplay, which more or less unfolds linearly so the pace is kept going and the action never stops for long. Despite the linear gameplay, Tomb Raider treats us to magnificent vistas of the mountainside and distinct imagery of Buddhist temples, mountain villages, a radio tower, a ship, a shantytown, pools of blood, ritual sacrifice, and samurai oni. The musical theme, from the very first introduction of the main menu to moments of triumph and discovery within the course of the game, is iconic and first rate. While the writing leaves a little to be desired at times, the voice acting is excellent, making each character both credible and memorable. Character progression feels great; Lara feels tangibly more capable with each skill acquisition, and the weapon upgrades are appropriately incremental. Progression is felt without being overpowering, and this aligns with the game's theme of Lara growing into a hardy, experienced survivor. There are cleverly placed collectibles, pleasant-to-discover challenges, and environment-based puzzles that can be solved easily enough while still giving a small measure of satisfaction. In other words, they aren't too easy and certainly not too hard but just about right. The modern controls feel great on Lara--a welcome evolution from the more tank-like controls before the series reboot. Overall, the game is excellent. The only would-have-been-nice-to-have is the multiplayer component, which I found very enjoyable on Steam years ago when there was a player base.