Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Starring Lara Croft

game is good but camera control sucks for real, very annoying

I'm still on the second game, getting closer to the end with time, but they've done an immaculate job with these, and I've already gone ahead and pre-ordered the upcoming three remasters for 4, 5 & 6!

I bought this game and loved it. The light touch on the graphics makes it look better but doesn't ruin the memories I have with the series. The modern controls are a great addition. I just change to the old ones if I really need to make a specific jump, sometimes not even then. The game is a bit heavier on the pc than I imagined it would be, but still runs great. The only negative point about this collection it's the ridiculous message that always appears"we're sorry this game has outdated values, uwu. Please don't be mad at us" *_* Seriously? sigh. Great games though.

Generally good remasters of the first three Tomb Raider games, with improved visuals and framerate, the ability to switch to the original graphics at anytime with F1, and optional modern controls. I say "mostly good" because there's still a fair amount of little nags that all add up. The biggest one being, there not being an option to disable fixed camera events (minus switch related ones showing you a door opening, etc). Something that is more necessary when using the modern controls. More often than not, a fixed camera event will get you killed when using modern controls. As for the games themselves Tomb Raider 1: The classic Tomb Raider 2: I used to think 3 was my favorite, but it might actually be 2. 2 has the right amount of uncanny valley and other weird stuff that tickles my brain just right. Tomb Raider 3: The one with the most variety. With a non-linear level order after clearing the first few levels (Hint: Do Nevada first). Sometimes the new gimmicks get in the way, and sometimes level objectives or paths are just way too obscure. But in the end, the classic TR games tend to do that sometimes. Modern TR games might have better gameplay, but the classics have better exploration, atmosphere, and soul.

The remaster captures to perfection the spirit and feeling of the originals. The ability to switch back and forth is so valuable. Overall, an amazing purchase for any original TR fan and new players alike