Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Starring Lara Croft

I'd like to give a neutral rating if I could. The games are fun but parts of them are very difficult and flat out unfair at times. You have to quicksave basically all the time. Overall I would recommend but only if you're patient enough

Great port. My only complaint is that the FPS is capped at 30 in original graphics mode by default; you can uncap the fps in the options menu though

The first Tomb Raider trilogy is still one of the best Action-Adventure-Platformers game, the level design is very elaborate, you have to explore horizontally and vertically to find your way and discover many secrets by yourself as you don't have any seatback to show you how to reach the end of the level, therefore when you managed to finish a level is quite satisfying. The main flaw are the gunfights which are too simple and didn't show any interest, it would have been better to release the games without any fight, in my opinion, because it's more a Puzzle games than an Action games. The work that the developer put in this remaster is the least that we can expect, it's just correct nothing more but I hope that people will buy it anyway because there are no other games that look like this and I would like to see more games like it !

Some of the best games ever made. Tomb Raider I-III scratch an itch that the modern games just don't seem to hit anymore. There's something incredibly satisfying about carefully navigating through these levels, judging jumps, lining up Lara's movements, and figuring out how to get from one platform to the next. The platforming actually feels like a challenge in itself, rather than something that simply gets you from one combat encounter to another. Modern games have generally become much more forgiving with 3D movement and platforming, where you hold 2 buttons and watch somone climb for a few minutes with practically no possibility of failure, since everything happens automatically anyway. Here you have to genuinely think about how to approach a jump and where you can safely land. The controls and movement can definitely feel dated at times, but honestly, that's part of what makes the experience work. There's a particular satisfaction in mastering the movement and successfully making a jump that initially seemed awkward or impossible. And it's not just the platforming that makes these games special. The atmosphere, music, level design and puzzles create a feeling that is incre…

I only play for sport !

This collection is a great way to get into an iconic series, I'd recommend og graphics on first playthrough and remastered for a second run to see how everything is updated yet still fits together in a weird way. I'd also recommend to learn tank controls before diving into modern to get a real feel for how the game released when it did.