It sets players on edge, heightening the peril Lara is in.Īnd by the time the game’s credits roll around, players are satisfied knowing that Lara’s story is only just beginning. But this panicked type of storytelling gets the job done. Lara seemingly falls from one bad situation into the next, and it can feel like a rush of haphazardness. Of course, there’s a rampant case of Murphy’s Law going on, where everything that can go wrong does go wrong. Players get to experience Lara’s transition from an inexperienced and unsure explorer into the confident delver of history we know she becomes. Tomb Raider excels largely because it is a beginning. But when her ship gets shipwrecked on the island and the situation is more hostile and mystifying than she originally thought, Lara has to survive the harrowing experience using her smarts, skills, and not a small bit of luck. She’s looking for the lost island of Yamatai, and she has mentors and friends accompanying her.
She’s a young student going out into the field to test out her theories. The first game sees Lara Croft transition into her future role as the iconic Tomb Raider. But, if you want to go more in-depth about each game, let’s get into it! Story Tomb Raider If you don’t have the time to read a lengthy review, all you need to know is that the first game is the star of the series in my opinion. And as I wait for the only games I made plans to purchase this year, this is the perfect time to review these Tomb Raider games I played. My thoughts on the three games in the series are decidedly mixed, but for the most part, they’re positive. My friend Bubba (hello, Bubba!) gifted me Shadow of the Tomb Raider a while ago, and I finally finished it. While waiting for Ori and the Will of the Wisps and Doom Eternal to come out, I finally completed the Tomb Raider “Survivor” series, as the latest games from Square Enix have been called.
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