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- a clunky motorbike; - a city split into several pieces with loadings that restore Lara to full health (Alexandria does the same but handles this in a less artificial way); - deadly turrets and annoying swarms of locusts everywhere; - a dragon (?); - an invincible minotaur and an invincible reutilized bull... Giza is, in my opinion, much better than Cairo and more in line with the spirit of what came before Cairo. Its biggest downside is that it's ugly as ****, but so is Cairo.
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![]() I prefer the motorbike to the kayak of TR3. I don’t mind the levels being split but they tend to blend together. Karnak to Sacred Lake was clearly different. There’s a lake in one and the other is a big hub of sorts. ![]() I still don’t care for the turrets and armed guards at all but everything else I love! The bull and the god with the hammer you have to trap in the mosque. I love it!
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I actually love Giza's cookie-brown, crumbly visual style.
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TR4 only suffers because it came off the backs of TR1-3 and critics felt they didn't change up the gameplay and improve the graphics enough (even though, again, an entire generation of video games these days ape eachother in gameplay but that's ok because they look pretty), so its reputation has suffered because of that. There is absolutely nothing wrong with it or any worse than any other of the PS1 era games, same with Chronicles really except for the late-game game-breaking bugs. Lol agreed But not really a mystery, this just proves my point that graphics matter above anything else, because what aside from that does Rise do amazingly well that no other game in the series has done? There are other TR games with much better atmosphere, much better branching levels that promote exploration, much better platforming, a more charismatic Lara (even TR2013 had a better Lara towards the end of it in my opinion), the combat and gunplay is no better than TR2013. Is it Rise's storyline? Girl please. Everything about Rise is mediocre aside from that it looks beautiful. Last edited by Yeauxleaux; 06-07-22 at 11:37. |
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They put the reboots on top and then throw TR1 in there; kinda feels like they just wanted to praise the lame and standard gameplay Crystal has made nowadays but also not offend classic fans, by putting TR1 at the top too. Subsequently placing every other classic Tomb Raider title at the bottom tho. 🤷*♂️
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Rise and TR13 are loved by casuals and TR1 and II are the ones that usually get praised / mentioned the most and LAU are always somewhere there in the middle with Legend usually taking the highest spot / being remembered more fondly.
It's a pretty standard list.
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