It's not unusual that someone says the word Tomb Raider and the first thing that pops into one's head is Lara Croft. She's a symbol that has been around since the early days of the Playstation game console. In some cases even earlier back. We all remember what it was like to take control of her for the first time. The controls a little clumsy, but hey, for this game they worked. There was no camera control but we didn't care it was still fun. A couple of years went by and the sequels became more and more forgettable. Just when we thought that the series was spent, out came a little star named "Tomb Raider Legend". First things first, there is now a free flowing controllable camera and the controls have been mapped out for a very user-friendly experience. Once you start you will definitely not want to quit. TRL has brought back what the series once had with clever and intuitive puzzles, and fun fire fights. The Aiming has been given a little bit of a make over, there is now a targeting system from which you can choose your victim on the fly. Lara herself is quite a bit more acrobatic, she almost resembles a little well-known Prince of Persia. If you're a fan of the Tomb Raider Series or just looking for a nice yet quick adventure game then this is the game for you. TRL will remind you of what it was like to have met Lara Croft for the first time.
Lara Croft. Everyone knows who she is, even people who don't play games. Beyond the fact that she was played by the seemingly omnipresent Angelina Jolie in two Tomb Raider movies, Lara Croft was a character you saw every... Read Full Review
Tomb Raider: Legend borrows heavily from other franchises, notably Resident Evil 4’s split-second, button-pressing interactive cinematics, Prince of Persia's platforming, and even basically an entire boss from God of Wa... Read Full Review
