But Lara is not alone; the tombs are guarded by fearsome creatures, and close behind are others desperate to learn the Scions powerful secrets.

Explore remote regions of Peru and ancient Greece as Lara begins her quest to obtain a mythical artifact known as the Scion (also includes the Croft Manor bonus level).

Laras search for the Scion takes her to the lost tombs of ancient Egypt and an undiscovered remote island to confront her arch enemy (includes the Croft Manor bonus level).

When it comes to the Tomb Raider series, Im just saying I appreciate the mostly action-focused gameplay that hinged on a sort of campiness and couldnt find the narrative of the reboot that engaging.

As she races to find the secret before Trinity, the trail leads to a myth about the Lost City of Kitezh.

He also supports Walsall FC that team in the West Midlands youve never heard of.

Looking forward to seeing where they go next as supposedly well finally be past Lara becoming the Tomb Raider.

Not yet played Rise or Shadow yet but theyre on my list of games to play next.

I loved the setting, and I just thought it was really well done.

The 2nd built upon that and pushed the bar higher but you expect that from a sequel.

I loved Shadows too but I dont know if I over-expected because of 2 but I dont think it was as memorable overall - still got 100 game completion and the DLC in all 3.

Both 1 and 2 of the reboot trilogy could be my favourite on different days andor different reasons and in the vote, I had to give it to the first because of the impact it had - It revitalised interest in the brand and also broke the stereotype it had become.

Overall, the Trilogy is my top 3 Tomb Raider games of all time - not just Xbox games.

There have been many memorable TR games over the years and the Trilogy made me optimistic we will get more memorable TR games in the future too.

While I dont think any of them are bad at all, that was one of my favorite games of the last generation, something I cant say about any of the others (being amongst my favorite of any generation).

I was a bit disappointed by Shadow, but I would like to give it another shot at some point.

My memories of the 3 old games have vanished for the most part, but I do at least remember enjoying them.

Definitely not on the same level as Tomb Raider and Rise though obviously.

As much as I enjoyed the reboot and Rise (yet to play Shadow), I always felt there was too big a focus on combat over puzzles and the survival mechanics bogged them down.

On another note, Guardian Of Light and Temple Of Osiris are both worth a look.

The comparison is like saying that Metroid is a knockoff of Mario.

If you look a little deeper, youll find that these 2 series are profoundly different.

The newer TR games are actually much more similar to The Last of Us than they are to Uncharted.

The TR reboot series is also much less linear than Uncharted and a lot closer to open world game design including loads of collectibles, hidden areas, and selectable side missions.

Picked up Rise in the recent sales for a few s so looking forward to playing that sometime.

I will admit I never liked Uncharted and The Last of Us took time to grow on me.

So if these recent titles can hold a candle to TLoU, I can give them another shot eventually.

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