| Release: 5 June 2007 Developer: Crystal Dynamics OS: Windows XP, 7, 8, 10 CPU: Pentium 3 1,4 Ghz / Athlon xР 1500+ GPU: Intel HD 3000 RAM: 256 Mb Storage: 3.9 Gb Steam Reviews: Very Positive Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
Tomb Raider: Anniversary is a re-release of the 1996 game with improved graphics, animation and motion physics, preserving the original plot and complex puzzles. Only the younger generation is not familiar with the main character: the gorgeous Lara Croft in the remake looks much more appetizing than the angular model of the late 20th century. It is pleasant to watch her from a third-person perspective, running from one location to another, and sometimes watching cutscenes. Cutscenes take up a very small percentage of the overall scenario, but they lift the veil of secrecy over the personalities and stories of the characters.Unfortunately, there are few videos in the game. The basis of the gameplay is a variety of and sometimes wildly complex puzzles that the unrivaled tomb raider encounters throughout the adventure. Lariska's journey to the land of the pharaohs in search of an artifact called the Legacy is accompanied by periodic interspersed soundtracks and exploration of vast territories with updated textures. The closer to the finale, the more tricky the puzzles look, and the more annoying the bugs are.There are no critical errors in the re-release, but there are many unpleasant little things that can spoil the overall impression and affect the dynamics of the passage. For example, without knowing some corrupted scripts, the player can easily get stuck in some location in vain attempts to move a bugged box. In other respects, Tomb Raider is a nice adventure with eight hours of gameplay.
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