Tomb Raider is an unpolished gem, an unrefined crystal.

A lot of the game has its high points, but then half of it is often marred with low points. Animations aren't as fluid as what you'd see in Uncharted and voice acting does fall dead for most of the characters.

For a reboot, Crystal Dynamics has done a pretty darn good job. But they could have taken a little bit more time to polish the game up more.

Game is now out on GameStop... street date broken.

Less blood, less violence in the so called "definitive" edition.



This post has been edited by SSJBen: Jan 25 2014, 02:23 PM

And then... you go back and read their previous review on the PS3, 360 and PC, they state the same thing. Review of a review of a year old game. What's the point?
Bottom line, Tomb Raider Definitive Edition is a good game. Just stay away from paying full price if you have played it before, plain and simple.


All DLC included. But the outfits doesn't make sense anyways. They don't get dirty and damaged as it should like Lara's default outfit.

All the DLC outfits are included. I'm just saying the DLC outfits don't make sense because they don't get dirty and damaged like the default Lara outfit.
If you are thinking the default original Lara outfit from 1997, then no... that's not in the game.

Don't worry. Some time half-way throughthe game, collectibles will be laughably easy to get. No spoilers of course.

No, not for SP at least. Bunch of useless skins and an optional dungeon, which was rather fun while it lasted... like, 10 minutes.

Most of the DLC is for MP. But since there's only like a village worth of players, what's the point? Not to mention the MP is just... ugh.