Shadow of the Tomb Raider

Another chapter in the adventures of a rejuvenated, rebooted Lara.

The famous plunderer lost her form, but gained it in the deeply written history of her personal development and the skill of Navy SEALs (apparently, they were issued as a bundle).

This time the object of the girl’s longed gaze will be objects of American Indians of varying degrees of antiquity. Naturally, you won’t be able to find anything interesting without the protection of heavily armed soldiers, which means you’ll again have to shoot from everything that can send a projectile over a long distance, plus or minus.

Well, we can’t escape puzzles and riddles, including vertical movement, which has already become the hallmark of the relaunched series.

The worst part not only in the new trilogy, but in the Tomb Raider series as a whole. Almost the entire game you will stupidly communicate with the natives and loot tombs, parkour and solve very difficult riddles, but you can count the shootouts here on one hand.

Really, they ruined the awesome action and left endless boring dialogues and the opportunity to examine Lara’s forms. ALL!!!

There is some action at the beginning, and at the end there is a spectacular battle with the boss, and the rest of the time is extremely boring (If anything, I completed the game on maximum difficulty, I can’t imagine how bored I would be if I decided to complete the game at normal level and even more so at light level).

Graphics are normal. The facial expressions of the characters leave much to be desired. T… Read full