Rise of the Tomb Raider™

Great game but wtf were they doing with the weird DLC add ons. Feels like developers pet projects shoved into the game to make money. Doesn't take anything away from the actual game but still weird.

Great story and gameplay. Glad I finally got to play it.

What a masterpiece. It takes everything the already great Tomb Raider reboot did and pushes it to a whole new level. Well written story and characters, beautiful and diverse world, the exploration and specifically the optional tombs are really memorable, gameplay is much deeper with more tools and weapons and finally graphics that look way ahead of their time. Must own

Tomb Raider 2013 had some of the best gunplay I have ever experienced. Sharp, impactful, snappy and fun. Rise gunplay felt squishy and not fun at all. I really did not enjoy the game. The game is flat, the story is boring, Tomb Raider 2013 made me want to research more about Yamatai, this game I don't even remember the story properly. Tomb's are boring. Crafting and such are just methods to bloat the game.

Graphically one of the best games I have ever seen... but that is it.

I usually enjoy the best story-driven and adventure games, especially those with nail-biting action scenes and thrilling journeys. If you love such role-playing games, I can confidently say you'll love the journey of Lara Croft. This game never gets boring for me—I’ve played it countless times and still enjoy it just as much. The action, puzzles, and exploration keep me hooked every time. Definitely a must-play for adventure game fans!

Out of the reboot trilogy, I found this to be the strongest entry, both story-wise and setting-wise. I focused on the main storyline and was left satisfied. For me what stood out the most was the setting, I thought it to be very original and very well-done. The game didn't feel repetitive and both the exploration parts and the combat parts were good. I played on highest difficulty and thought that the game really didn't feel that difficult, but it was very enjoyable to play through.

horrible mechanics bad sequel

Great game, a few points towards the end that drug out, but it was a lot of fun. Would play agian

This game is really enjoyable but kinda felt bad for lara to go through of this dangerous situations

---{ Graphics }---
☑ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Meh, so-so
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☑ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☐ Decent
☑ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☑ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if you care about Leaderboards/Ranks
☑ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☑ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☑ Average (I only did the main campaign with some exploring, which took me about 14 hours)
☐ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If you have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☑ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

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Looks really good even after 9 years but the story and gameplay is just meh

The exploration and puzzle-solving are satisfying, and the island setting is stunning yet haunting. The overall experience is unforgettable. And I love Lara too. Highly recommended!

This was one of the three games that Reignited my hope for gaming, back when it came out.
I wish more people had a chance to experience this when it was new, and suggest it to fans of the Action/Adventure genre whenever I can.

Easily a 10/10.

Whats good?
Combat is stealthy, but fair, and fun, and no point do you ever feel like what went wrong was not 100% your fault for trying to roll dodge towards a guy who had a shotgun, in hopes you could kill him with your climbing axe.
Pro-tip: Shotgun beats climbing axe.

Deaths are brutal, and hammer home the idea that "What you just did, not only did not work, but was incredibly stupid. Do it again, but better."
Most of teh deaths are like...
"Ah.. there was dried blood, holes in the wall, and skeletons around. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that I got turned into a Laura-Kabob."

The puzzles make you feel like you're some kind of Genius Indiana Jones Type who can just know the answers, and see the path.

Progression feels good, crafting is fun and intuitive, and all the weapons just... feel shiny and polished. Well-designed and implemented.

The Storyline is exactly what you expect out of a Tomb Raider. You raid tombs. What do you expect?
Its good stuff.
Get it.
Now.

Played on Survivor and I expected more TBH. A lot of the climbing in this game is linear and filled with unnecessary "jump-scares" that make the gameplay more slow and QTE based (although in this case the QTE isn't some annoying reflex thing but more of a bureaucracy).

I felt like there weren't that many animals to hunt, nor any good rewards to keep hunting after a while. Also, the dodge button is really broken against the animals that attack you (wolves, bears and leopards), as they don't punish you for spamming dodge, so you can easily create distance and shoot them again.

There's not much creativity to be had with the crafting system, as all recipes for special arrows come from tutorials in the main story and the special ammo recipes (that you unlock in the skill tree) have similar effects to the special arrows. Talking about it, the leveling up system is too bloated with unnecessary skills.

And lastly, the human enemies don't feel compelling enough. Nine times out of ten I felt like it was easy to stun lock them by shooting them repeatedly (since their hurt animations even popped them out of cover), a lot of enemies trying to flank just walked in my direction without shooting, making them free targets, and the shield variety of enemies, that could have been interesting, throw explosives and walk right into it, committing suicide.

So, I think this game could have been great if
1: The climbing was more optional and filled with more than 1 path.
2: There was more variety of animals to hunt (think MGS3 or Far Cry 3) and harder combat for dangerous animals.
3: The crafting system allowed you to create more random stuff, unrelated to story.
4: The leveling up system had fewer upgrades but each was more meaningful.
5: The human enemies used smarter tactics of trying to kill you, either by not blindly running at you without aggro, not managing cover badly or not committing suicide by being the shield variety and walking into their own grenades.

Now this is a proper game, it doesn't feel 9 years old at all. It builds on top of the previous one so well (not story wise, those have nothing to do with each other). It is a massive improvement 2-3x in every aspect imagineable. A proper AAA title, if modern AAA games were half as good, I wouldn't be complaining about them. Also you do get to raid some tombs.

STORY
An insult to one's intelligence, so many plotholes and absolutely retarded character decisions that you can just skip all cutscenes.


GAMEPLAY
Most importantly, the game is fun - you can hunt rabbits with a deagle. Compared to the previous game, it is waaaaaay better. Overall it no longer feels like a console experience, but a proper PC game.

Progression system has been taken to the next level. More of the skills feel useful. Hunting, tens of crafting resources, some of which obtainable from appropriate places - e.g. bear hide you get only from killing bears. Upgrades of weapons and inventory feel good. Environmental puzzles are really nice and diverse.

Going out of your way to do side quests, pick up items, complete tombs is (usually) worth it. The game offers way more content than the previous one. For 18 hours I completed the game with 75% completion, compared to tomb raider 2013, where I did the same for 10 hours.

You are given new tools to play with throughout the entire campaign, so it remains fresh. There is even a grappling hook.

Movement and parkour feel great. Sprinting, climbing, jumping, swinging, grappling all very nice and responsive. Stealth is also improved, feels fair, I never felt scammed during stealth. Combat is also fine. Game rewards skillful play (e.g. extra exp for stealth kills or headshot kills). However, it does feel to easy even on survivor difficulty.

There is some pay to win - DLCs award you with weapon skills, which also unlock the weapon itself before you collect the parts for it. Also there's DLC outfits which give you a passive skill. This is a minor issue, given the game with all DLCs on sale is like 5 EUR.

GRAPHICS
Game looks great, there's many modern games that don't look any better (but run at 1/4 of the FPS). You can't tell it's a very old game really. Where it feels a bit dated is maybe fire effects, explosions and a tiny bit in the lighting. Beautiful scenery is also available. Native ultrawide support, thank you. Cutscenes are 16:9 though.

Motion blur can be turned off, depth of field can be turned off. All BS post processing can be disabled. Except for camera shake, but is way less noticeable than in tomb raider 2013 and does not ruin the experience at all. I would still disable it if given the chance though. And the blurry slop called TAA is not an option in this game. Thank god. So many modern games force this garbage that makes 4k look like 720p at best. Seriously try this game and some modern title and see how crisp it is in comparison. And the game looks just fine even with AA off.


PERFORMANCE
Overall decent performance.
At native 3440x1440, radeon 7900 XTX (4080 super equivalent), ryzen 9800X3D, maxed out settings, SMAA - I get 130 to 250 FPS depending on the area. I get avg 183 FPS in the benchmark.

Which for how great the game looks, feels fair. Had 3-4 crashes while loading into the game, but never during gameplay.

It's sad how bad modern games perform without looking any better really. This game is proof that developers could optimise their games properly 10 years ago, but somehow nowadays they refuse to do so.

I wrote a long critique, but after I changed my mind, so I just summarized it.

Rise improved a lot in gameplay: the bad side: the story is so terrible. The first game had a fairly okay story, setup, characters, and even some plot twists, here all I remember is Lara is whining about her father or the divine source. (and Jonah is just a decoration)

Rise gives and takes away: Side missions, fetch quests, more weapons, and a crazy amount of collectables - but I felt this is all just filler. If you are willing to skip the story, it is an okay game, but why would anyone play it then? I personally can't convince myself to finish it.

At the end, the TR13 was enjoyable and felt compact - with simple gameplay and dumb button mashing here and there - if you want a decent story, play that instead.

Peak. Good story, good character development, BEAUTIFUL scenery, decent mechanics, etc. IMO its better than 2013 Tomb Raider, but some might disagree.

Lush scenery, beautifully drawn and voiced characters, BUT it's really a 3D platformer. If that is your type of game then it's worth your time and money. I picked it up on sale hoping that it would be a bit better than the early Lara Croft platformers, but no. It quickly reminded me that I really don't like platformers and especially those that require two hands to execute one move.

In the absence of a neutral review symbol I'll give it a yes because buying it was my own stupid fault for not checking more deeply.

AND DON'T STARE AT LARA'S BUM!!!! :-P

such a great upgrade from the already excellent 2013 game. improved in every way. i love everything about it. story, mood, gameplay. iconic

Fun game lovely graphics and a nice game to play

What a masterpiece. It takes everything the already great Tomb Raider reboot did and pushes it to a whole new level. Well written story and characters, beautiful and diverse world, the exploration and specifically the optional tombs are really memorable, gameplay is much deeper with more tools and weapons and finally graphics that look way ahead of their time. Must own

Not as good as the first game storywise but graphics and animations are better. Worth playing

The first half is good but then it just becomes a circlejerk of the same areas that just drags on and on until the disappointing final arc.

Could have easily scraped off approx 5 hours of levels and nothing would be lost.

I enjoyed this game very much and have recommended it to so many gamers. The story line was a gem. Play this adventure its worth it for sure.

Good game
Great graphics
Good story
Wall climbing mechanics is pretty fun

Requires some grinding for better equipment but that is similar to most games.
Story could have gone longer
Wish the outfits can be costumised more. Such as wanting to keep the appearance of one outfit but the abilities of another.

🛠 Developer: Crystal Dynamics
📢 Publisher: Square Enix
📅 Release Date: November 10, 2015 (Xbox), 2016 (PC & PlayStation 4)
🎮 Platforms: PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5


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⛰️ An Epic Adventure, A Rich Experience

"Rise of the Tomb Raider" builds upon the successful formula of the 2013 reboot while staying true to the series' roots. With Lara Croft's compelling character development, vast exploration, and deep storytelling, this game is one of the finest action-adventure experiences in recent years.

The game follows Lara as she embarks on a dangerous journey through the freezing Siberian wilderness in search of the legendary secret of immortality. The narrative evolves from a personal revenge story into a thrilling expedition filled with ancient mysteries. As she uncovers her late father’s hidden past and faces off against the secretive Trinity organization, the stakes only get higher.


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🎮 Gameplay: Smooth, Varied, and Engaging

Crystal Dynamics has refined the exploration, platforming, and combat mechanics, making the gameplay more immersive than ever.

🌍 Exploration: The semi-open world design encourages players to uncover hidden secrets, relics, and lost tombs.

🧩 Puzzles: Classic Tomb Raider-style puzzle tombs make a triumphant return, offering well-designed, satisfying challenges.

⚔️ Combat System: Whether you prefer stealthily taking out enemies with a bow or going full guns blazing, the combat is flexible and rewarding. Craftable weapons, explosives, and skill upgrades allow for personalized playstyles.

🥶 Survival Mechanics: Harsh weather conditions and wildlife add extra layers of difficulty, requiring players to gather resources and craft gear to survive.



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🌄 Graphics & Atmosphere: A Breathtaking Cinematic Experience

"Rise of the Tomb Raider" boasts stunning visuals and an immersive atmosphere. From snow-covered Siberian mountains to ancient underground cities, every location is meticulously designed and rich in detail.

The facial animations and lighting effects are top-tier, making every cinematic moment feel real and emotionally engaging. Elements like wind-blown snow, shimmering water reflections, and dynamic weather effects enhance the world’s realism.


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🎵 Sound Design & Music: Immersive and Impactful

The sound design and musical score elevate the experience to another level.

🎤 Camilla Luddington’s voice acting as Lara Croft is phenomenal, bringing raw emotion to her character. The environmental sounds, from the crunch of snow underfoot to the distant echoes in ancient tombs, further immerse players in the world. Meanwhile, the soundtrack dynamically shifts to match the tension of each moment, heightening suspense and excitement.


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✅ Pros & ❌ Cons

✅ + Stunning visuals and immersive environments
✅ + Improved combat and stealth mechanics
✅ + Satisfying puzzles and engaging exploration
✅ + Lara’s well-developed character arc and compelling story
✅ + Semi-open world encourages deep exploration

❌ - Story can feel predictable at times
❌ - The Trinity organization lacks depth as an antagonist
❌ - Some open-world activities may feel repetitive


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🏆 Final Score: 91/100

"Rise of the Tomb Raider" is a must-play for action-adventure fans. With gorgeous visuals, thrilling gameplay, and an engaging story, it stands out as one of the best in the genre.

🎮 Do we recommend it? Absolutely! If you're looking for an adventure filled with exploration, puzzles, and action-packed moments, this game is a no-brainer.

Story is cool, mechanics are cool too, but quite a lot of bugs, goofs, and silly glitches.

Good game, not as good as the first of the trilogy, you can start to feel the repetitive gameplay in this one as the story takes a massive nose dive.
A bit longer then the first game.
The amount of times she said “JONAH” really dampened the experience especially since Jonah is a horrible character.

This is the third time I try to start this game and it will be the LAST. The first two times I just drop it around the time you have to do the Baba Yaga quest (which is a cool one, I did complete it). BUT. The main story is kinda meh? Definetely not as engaging as the first one was, I even forget half of the time what it was about. But I could close my eyes about that.

What really pissed me off on this last run I attempted? The absolutely horrendous mechanics when it comes to some of the puzzles. See, I am not the best gamer out there and I am self-aware enough to know when something is a skill issue and when it's a game issue. This is definetely a game issue. I was 35% into the story when I decided to enter an optional tomb (first mistake, I should have just continued on with the story), that tomb turned out to be the one with the fast waters (Catacomb of the Sacred Waters Tomb) where you need to manuver two boats with ropes.

What I should have done? Gone out of there the moment I saw how EASILY the boats just flip over on their own. What I did? I pushed forward - second mistake.

See, after Lara just face-plants a cliff 20 times I did eventually get to the tome and supposedly complete the tomb. Now it comes the time to get out of there. I assumed that it would be easier and another way would unlock to get out of there (like I would just jump over with a rope or something). Nope. That was my third mistake - I assumed. You just need to push it with the boats. The boats that flip over the moment they just start moving and push Lara in the water where she just dies because of the fast current. And if by some miracle (bug) she stays on the boat? She falls all over again the moment I have to pull out the bow and try to reconnect the boat to another pillar. So after 30 or so attempts I just uninstalled.

Overall fun time. Wanted to just bash my head into the desk. No biggie.

And that is only one example of how broken the mechanics are. There's been multiple occasions throughout the game where Lara just does a weird flip that leads to her death or simply doesn't grab to a ledge that she is supposed to grab. I could go on more and more but let's leave it.

I just want to say that after playing through the first game of the series, I had higher expectations of this one. Well I can confirm that this is worse that the first one in regards to mechanics and I don't know how you achieved that tbh.

If you feel like challenging your nerves then you are more than welcome to play this game. But if you are looking to just play through it casually without much effort (like I was), then just don't.

Solid game 9/10. Solid upgrade in game mechanics and graphics from the last one the Reboot series.
Main game + DLC baba yaga worth it.

While I love the story of this game much more than the first one and the gameplay is an obvious upgrade over its predecessor, some of the optimization is very 50/50. Like I said for the review of Shadow of the Tomb Raider, buy this game only if you have a decent PC, otherwise you WILL have some issues with optimization.

Good game, though a bit frustrating going back over for things i misted though i am an old fart so maybe that's why. Graphics are great and game play as well story and voice acting. Sound is some what improved from tomb raider, developers should sort that out as well as FRAME RATES.

Like previous installment, game has a lot of fun and great experiences. Parkour is no Dying Light, in fact, it gets really silly sometimes and you die tons of times to bugs and stupid controls, especially near the end, but game saves very frequently and you usually don't have to do it all again. There are very frustrating moments that will test your patience but overall it is OK.

Puzzles are well done. There is hidden collectibles all around the world, just a few side quests added here and there. Challenges where you need to burn posters and stuff can take a lot time as some are pretty well hidden. When your patience runs thing, there is a guide for that.

Gunplay is not top notch, but not too terrible either. Stealth is possible to a degree. If you really want to be an assassin, lots of opportunities to do it and environmental objects to help you with distraction. I found taking the obvious first couple as stealth and then going in guns blazing quite OK but your mileage may vary depending on the difficulty.

Again skills and guns can be upgraded, almost fully, though telling the difference is hard. Silencer in this game does not seem to reduce the damage, so that was a nice change.

Game is scripted and linear but once you arrive at a region, you can freely explore. You kinda have to progress the story to a point to be able to do that, so there is a bit of backtracking if you are going for achievements.

Speaking of which, the number of achievements is kinda crazy and there is again some multi-use / expedition type stuff. I finished my run at 21hrs with 85% completion So, if you do want to go for all achievements it may take you many more hours. Overall good game.

This was a great sequel to the original reboot. The combat and terrain navigation system got an upgrade and makes it so much better.

The story was pretty involved and the puzzles were fun to solve.

Perfect even in 2025. The game has theatrics and good graphics to hold up with excellent music and voice over. Many of the pathways brings you to the tomb raiding vibe and the parkour system is perfect. Story line is solid and game is enough length and area. Glad that it was never open world and didn't feel like a chore.

Nice visuals, story a bit of lacking. Riding Tombs and puzzles was the best part of the game. Run's well on PC.

This game was a wonderful experience! Beautiful graphics and great game play mechanics. The story keeps you interested while also giving you clever puzzles to complete in order to move forward. There are a few bugs that still exist, nothing is perfect. Usually a checkpoint reload would fix any issue I ran into, the game also saves often on the tomb raider difficulty, giving you plenty of easy retry attempts if you fail. Thanks to all who made this game, I had a great time!

Very good story, action, and adventure. Very good quality graphics.

As a first time Tomb Raider Player, this game is fun as hell. Its basically everything i was looking for, semi-open world exploration with some tough-ish puzzles, lots of achievements, a good difficulty that keeps everything interesting, (even if i get brought back to my checkpoint when i die lol) quite a few upgrades and customizations for your weapons, and a good story to boot. If you've never tried this series, go for it, youll have a great time!

Nice game, good graphic, good mechanics, good story.

First of all, Lara looks so good in this game. I found this game a bit boring at times and some of the tasks were quite challenging so there were a few moments where I had to search for YouTube tutorials. I also encountered a bug and some odd movements in the game, which were a bit annoying. Despite that, I’m planning to continue with the next part, but for now, I’d say the first Tomb Raider is still the best, as it’s more enjoyable and has a better storyline for me.

Following up from the first Tomb Raider game, this game has more story and is set in a cold mountain climate with a Byzantine twist. The game was just as fun as the previous one, poking hole in dumb grunts with an assortment of weapons and climbing ropes and sheer surfaces in beautiful lanscapes. As a Norwegian I got the shivers by looking at Lara shivering in the snow storms and really felt for her when she trudged in snow up to her hips (as it reminded me of doing so myself). I like her British Accent, but I don't buy the story fully, but that doesn't matter as it is a fast-paced game set for action.

This is the second game in the "Modern" trilogy. I like that they improved on the previous game whilst maintaining consistency.

I'd recommend this to anyone who likes Action/Adventure/Shooter RPGS

A very solid game, not really anything to complain about.

I got the Trilogy for an unbelievable bargain and it's highly worth the few dollars I paid.

All good. Just the lack NG+ made me thinking twice about replaying the game. Probably will eventually do it in the distant future.

good game ruined up unnecessary "anniversary" additions. Seriously, The game's toughest difficulty thing doubles down on immersion so no wallhacks, painted ground or UI stuff, you get this whole woman vs the wild thing going in the opening hours then the game goes BTW HERE'S A BUNCH OF USELESS CARD PACKS YOU WANNA UNBOX THEM RN??
This is a singleplayer game, why am I getting roped into multiplayer tier penny pinching strats by a mechanic that by all accounts seems to be abandoned.

I can’t believe this game is almost a decade old. It’s absolutely stunning — visually and mechanically — as if it was released this year.

I jumped into Rise of the Tomb Raider right after finishing the previous game, and the transition felt seamless. The gear remained mostly the same, with some upgrades. Here, Lara Croft is already an experienced adventurer, so most equipment is available from the start. With the updated graphics, it really felt like a better, stronger version of 2013’s TR Lara.

However, rushing into this game immediately after finishing the previous one was a bit of a mistake.

Don’t get me wrong, I really liked it. It’s visually beautiful, the story is decent, all the parkour/combat/puzzles present and accounted for. But the gameplay stayed essentially the same. I’d highly recommend taking a break between TR games to avoid falling into the “eh, more of the same” mindset.

This game is about twice as big as its predecessor. More locations, more activities, more tombs, more enemies — literally more of everything. If you’re a completionist, it can get overwhelming fast when trying to explore every nook and cranny.

Completionist Complain Corner

For me personally, there’s way too much additional content. You’ve got the main story, main story “chapter” replays, co-op levels, solo and co-op challenges, one story DLC, and a few DLC modes (which are kinda separate replayable “dungeon maps”). While this certainly adds replayability, most of it felt uninteresting or grindy to me. In my opinion, the main story, "Baba Yaga", and "Blood Ties" offer the best experience and are more than enough.

I also wasn’t a fan of the updated weapon upgrade system. Instead of just one gun or one bow, you now have 3–6 options for each. If you fully upgrade one rifle, you can’t just switch to another without starting the upgrade process from scratch.
To be fair, on normal difficulty, you can ignore upgrades entirely and use any weapon at any time.

The map is packed with activities, giving me strong Assassin’s Creed vibes, with tons of collectibles that can keep you playing for dozens of hours.

Conclusion

Rise of the Tomb Raider is a fantastic game. The fact that you can get it for as little as $5 is almost ridiculous. Definitely grab it if you see it on sale and save it for when you’re in the mood for an adventure!

But give yourself some time after playing the previous TR game — you’ll appreciate the sequel much more without the risk of burnout.

Riser builds on its predecessor with gorgeous environments, fluid combat, and rewarding exploration. The mix of stealth, action, and puzzles feels refined, and Lara’s character development is solid. While the story is predictable, the gameplay more than makes up for it. A must-play for action-adventure fans.

This game is just straight fire! 9 years later but the quality can still be compared from newer games. I know Lara breasts somehow reduced here but who cares when the game, the puzzle and everything included in this game was on another level and that's what I love about this game. 11/10!

Great visuals, good story and acting, has great balance between exploration and combat, side content is pretty good and offers more insights to the story.
Overall, awesome game with some replay value. Liked the game so much currently trying to beat on hardest difficulty.

Fiz a campanha em 30 horas com 96% dos itens, mas pretendo voltar e pegar os 100%, afinal esse jogo é sobre isso afinal você É um TOMB RAIDER, um explorador.

Esse jogo é um upgrade MASSIVO em relação ao anterior, uma das maiores evoluções que eu já vi de um jogo em relação ao anterior (que já era muito bom). Ele é melhor em TUDO, na progressão de aquisição de itens, é muito mais extenso, cenários muito mais bonitos e melhores de explorar, agora o principal, os Puzzles de cenário. Os desafios das tumbas secretas são excelentes, pra mim é a melhor parte do jogo.

O combate é trivial e fácil, então mesmo na dificuldade mais alta o combate não vai te dar trabalho, o que é uma pena pq mesmo esse não sendo o foco do jogo eu acho que o combate poderia ser um pouco mais desafiador.

Se você jogou o primeiro (da era moderna) e gostou (eu gostei pra caramba), saiba que esse é um milhão de vezes melhor e mais divertido, então meu filho vá sem medo. Se você pretende jogar a trilogia eu não recomendo começar pelo Rise pq o primeiro vai parecer muito datado depois, então faça na ordem pra manter o suspense e preservar a diversão da gameplay.

Realmente não sou de fazer review mas esse jogo merece uma recomendação positiva. É novidade o tempo todo e a gameplay cara, é uma delícia. Com o DLSS ligado então, o gráfico fica lindo e torna o jogo ainda mais imersivo, o negócio dá uma profundidade no cenário que não dá pra explicar.