- Very, I mean VERY, lacking in informative in-game tutorials levels/info - The cards used in the game do not have clear descroption on what they do and how/when to use them - Out of the above points, unclear logic of the game + Good voicing + Good art illustrations, and that's it, for me I had bought this game with a huge discount. But now am regretting every cent I spent on this over-hyped poor-quality work milked from the Witcher's theme
I like the story, the Lara's character, the setting, and the voicing. But the game mechanics is awful. Examples: - you crawl in a cave having a pistol in your hand. A wolf jumps on you, but you, instead of prompting to shoot in it, have to first smash the arrows to struggle (?) and then to hit E and X buttons to fight back with a KNIFE or ARROW. WTF? Where's my handgun? For me, that's hard on PC, as I have only two hands and expect to use a few buttons by one hand and the mouse pointer by the other - camera pointing is set in an awkward way. That especially gives a LOT of problems in the mission to avoid debris while sliding down by a waterfall - you see nothing in front of you. Really, that kind of work from the devs frees me from my Imposter Syndrome. - Instead of enjoying the game and the story, you have to deal with all that butt pain. Heck, devs and whoever else decided on those controls - you spoiled so good idea. Without any regard, kmm47
