Tomb Raider - The Last Revelation (PC)

Description: Genre: Adventures & Role-playing / Manufacturer: Eidos

Newest Review: ... in the game, which is nice but really amounts to just a cute way of integrating the tutorial into the game. However, Core and ... more

... Eidos continue to shy away from pressing any of these mild innovations into what the Tomb Raider series has needed for so long, which is a substantial evolution of the gameplay itself. Why not engage the adventure element more wholeheartedly and give us a Lara with some depth and character and a plot really worth fighting for? Not all puzzles must involve pushing blocks and pulling levers in the right sequence. It's also worth noting that all of those halfhearted attempts to rationalize the alluring Lara as a posi...more

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Tomb Raider - The Last Revelation (PC): The Last Revelation of Lara Croft????!!!! (1315 words)
by - written on 08/03/05 (Useful, 166 readings)
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Having virtually defined a new genre of third-person action-adventure in 1996, the Tomb Raider franchise lures us back each holiday season much like an old relationship trying to rekindle itself with promises that "it has grown" and that "things will be different and even better this time around." However, with the last two games, developer Core and publisher Eidos have disappointed even some of Lara's most devoted fans. The series refuses to evolve beyond the basic yet beguiling formula: leap around ancient tombs, shoot foes (animal, human, and superhuman), and unravel the elaborate puzzles and traps that guard these premodern mysteries. Lara does ... Read the complete review