I had never completed TR3 when I was young. So I decided to give it a bash on the remasters. I loved India, I loved Nevada, I loved the Pacific Islands. I’m now on the London levels and I’ve put the game down for months! I hope I enjoy Antarctica more.
I was told Antarctica was harder recently but I just finished the game and I found Antarctica more fun. The enemies are defo harder but it feels much nicer to play than any of the London levels
TR in general is insane difficult and not transferable to modern days of casual gaming. It is literally almost impossible to solve without a strategy guide. My dad used to stay nights over nights on one level (even with a strategy book) nowadays the games tell you what to do and you can jump with a 5 seconds delay without any consequences back then it wasnt like that.
Aldwych lives rent free in my head. The main thing making it hard is not being able to see shit eventually i just upped the brightness and gamma on my screen and it wasn't so bad. The bit i got stuck in was not realising i had to go back to the drill room and climb above it.
Between the brightness settings and a walk through it was barely possible. Despite the unbelievable difficulty this game was the one of the best of it's generation.
That room is actually worse than advertised. If you don't stand on a specific tile as you ascend back up, the drill above you never becomes solid and you can't walk over it for the key. You can softlock the game this way and will be unable to progress. Happened to me on an all-secrets run and ended my run lol
same here. after i read in walkthrough i found it very hard even to find that place (drill room) again as i was on opposite side of level and kinda forgot where i have to go. absolutely madness of level
I remember the pain of playing through tomb raider 3 without a guide - back in the day when it released, it was long before mass acceptance of the internet, and guides cost a fortune, and the magazines eventually released them in sections over many months, many months after the game had released. After I had completed the game many months after its release - I rarely went back and replayed it - it was that hard.
I was patiently waiting for the magazines back then. they would have the walkthrough written in parts so only then I was able to finish most of the levels. Without guidance - not a chance
@@kristijan893 They are tough games - but I must confess the remasters look like they are going to be an opportunity to play them on modern consoles. I have them downloaded on my switch, ready to challenge myself on how much I remember. This could be painful.
By far The Hardest Challenges of The Tomb Raider series are in TR3, that game will punish you , I thought TR 4 The Last Revelation was The Toughest But 3 is Equally Difficult, Luds Gate has mentally scarred me as one of The Hardest Levels in any Game
@@MichaelLynch1 I loved TR4 and hope it gets the same treatment as 1-3. I remember many of the levels in TR3 almost reducing me to tears. I also remember the relief of reaching the end.
yes but wasn't that the whole joy of TR? It feels so rewarding to finish a level. I also finished with the help of text walkthroughs, yet finding the route by yourself never gets old.
Tomb Raider 3 might be tough as nails but I love the game so much including each and every single one of its levels (except all hallows and I still need to familiarize myself with the expansion stages a bit more) even some of the harder levels like Madubu Gorge, Aldwych and Lost City of Tinnos are some of my favorites. I consider the level Temple Ruins to be one of the best Tomb Raider levels of all time, I think the stage is just very well made and the atmosphere is the cherry on top! This game is my favorite game of all time!
I started collecting the OG Tomb Raider games only because of you, but I'm not sure if I'm ready to tackle the franchise,yet lol. Great video like the always!
Funny! Aldwych, Madubu Gorge, Ruins temple and Lud's gate are my favourite levels from TR3 with all the Pacific part. I actually love the majority of the levels. When I was a kid I used to hate them, but not anymore.
Although Tinnos can be a bit frustrating sometimes, I still love the map a lot. The atmosphere is great, the mutant enemies are intimidating, the eerie soundtrack (down tuned version of the floating island song).
yeah the video author is confusing challenging with cryptic or obscure solutions. London levels are just the hardest ones with all the unfair mechanics
@@DarkMoePersonally I love the London Levels because of the platforming and puzzle solving. I absolutely hate Lost City of Tinnos though. I consider it to be the worst TR level ever made and I'm convinced no one can pass it with all secrets without a level guide.
I finally finished Lost City Of Tinnos the other day! I always skipped it as a kid and I finally buckled down and finished it. It’s a lot more fun than I expected.
I really enjoy your tomb raider reviews :) Do you think you'll review the dlc one day ? It's the gold editions for the first 3 TR games. The one from the third game is called "The last artifact" and for me it's like a tomb raider on its own with some of the best levels from the "classic Eidos" TR ;)
Can't wait to see how the river in Madubu gorge will look like, as it's already so pretty in the original game! And, in fact, I do believe that a lot of levels are going to look amazing, most likely!
@@kristijan893 Yes, I've done the first 4 classics, whils skipping some underwater enemies, that can't be killed with pistols. And not interested in modern TRs. You should try it.
@@kristijan893 With exception to the bosses, it's more tedious than difficult. Basically it requires knowing enemy placement and having the patience to slowly kill everything from a safe spot. It's much harder in TR2 with those laser accurate silenced pistol goons. Quick tip about that snake at 1:52, if you would have done a quarter turn and backhop into the wall right after you land they can't reach you.
That last level was a major challenge. The secret where you pull the lever and its a long journey to get it was especially bad. It glitched for me at the lever pull and only worked every 2nd load. But i reckon i'd beat anyone in a race from the lever to the secret as i done it that often😂
I really like London visual environment, but the difficulties ohh lord... especially Aldwych and Luds Gate. I think I will enjoy them levels a lot on the remaster
I agree there's something about those levels, maybe because I was born in London and The Tube was always a creepy place when desolate , I can't wait to play TR3
I know you will say aldwych, this was so terrible for me when I was young. I had no idea what I should do there. Even when you know it, it's sucks. Lud's gate or aldwych, I don't know what's more terrible😅 good video of course 😊
I see everywhere that the lost city of Tinnos is the most difficult level all Tomb Raider existing. When I finally got there, I was really disappointed that it wasn’t more complicated than that... especially when I came out of TR2 and cried about the chain of levels that were the temple of Xian and the floating islands. Tinnos was really nice compared to the end of TR2. It's still a challenging but fun level, that remember me The Saint-Francis'folly. However, I would have put the door of Lude in first position. Even if I start to know the level, I still die a number of times in this damn aquatic maze. The water robot is so terrible to use that you always find yourself stuck in a corner and the timing is so short that you always end up drowning. And this even though I know the trick of air pockets hidden in the ceiling of each tunnel.This is definitly the worst level of Tomb Raider 3 for me.
Wondeful stuff. I couldn't have got through Tomb Raider III without the guide, and even then I got softlocked on Lud's Gate as I didn't pick up the key...
Just replayed 1 2 and upto Nevada Desert on 3 , yeah Luds Gate is The Toughest Level in Tomb Raider History for a 1st timer , Lost City of Tinnis is a close 2nd , TR3 is Gaming at its Most Brutal and Difficult , but we all love The Challenges 👌💯
For me the most difficult phase of the game is the last phase of the Pacific Islands, that is torture, plus you have a boss that if he hits you one hit will kill you.
This underwater yellow apparatus was really impossible to navigate. I did the same thing as you did, just left it and was swimming manually. The rest I can't remember very well as I played so many years ago (about 20). I still enjoyed that game a lot. And I did it on my own without any walkthroughs. So where is my medal? ☺ Nice video!
The plus side is that that vehicle has the light bolted on, so it's easier to see where you are going, but I would rather use flames and dive by myself instead haha. Well, you deserve the medal, I wish I have a real one to send it. I have a embroidered patch if you wish. It looks cool
@@kristijan893 I played the game on PC and not the light nor the harpoons were useful as I couldn't simply navigate and get anywhere. As for the patch yeah, I would love to see one in the next video. I'll even subscribe for that occasion. 😉
Yeah the star behind the curtain in Aldwych was absolute bs. I spent probably over an hour just trying to figure out what to do with the penny and how to get the ticket. Definitely the level I dislike the most.
I guessed 4 out of 5 levels (I expected Thames Wharf instead of Madubu Gorge), but having in mind what you said about London levels, I almost got them all.
@@0047sssssSpeaking of which, there's an achievement in the Remasters where you have to beat Thames Warf in less than 1 minute. It's called I'm Just a Local. :)
SO TRUE. great video. I cant even handle the controles. AAARGHHHHH bad ported game. Only die hard fans finished this trilogy game WITHOUT CHEATS. I had no patience. I used a save point to reach a health pack 😢
I feel TR 3 was them trying to bring back the TR 1 style but failed and made it harder. The only levels I can beat are a few of the Jungle ones, a couple of the South Pacific levels, one London level (City), and my personal favorite, which are all of the Nevada levels. Other than that, I stick to the first 2 games with TR 2 being my top favorite.
@@lukatombraider12 sometimes yes - if I'm using speed feature to speed up some of the footage, yes. The glitches can occur. I don't know how to fix it, though
Aldwych stumped with me far more than Lud's Gate. Once your past its underwater section its not even that bad. But Aldwych can be a nightmare from start to finish. It may not have as many enemies as most other levels, but it's basically a huge maze with confusing puzzles, and is full of death traps. I've since grown to love that level, but I still remember just how exhausted I was when I played through it for the first time.
This game is a frustrating mess for sure but it s a challenge and i most say that it's a good game despite all that dark always have to light flares and shity camera angle s
Eidos gave TR to Crystal Dynamics after Angel of Darkness flopped hard, Core Design still tried to do the PSP version of Anniversary but Eidos preferred Crystal Dynamics' version of Anniversary
Tomb Raider 3 is just too many time based challenges and too little exploration. And lots of places where you don’t naturally figure out what to do or where to go. Definitely the worst game in the trilogy. I actually skipped Aldwych for that reason.
Yes. On the opposite side of the river on the right is the switch you need to press, and you need to climb back to the beginning of the level (the bats flying are the indicator where the hole is). Climb up that hole and descend into the pool where the canoe is
Idc what anyone says, if you played the games when they first got released and you say you figured a hard secret out by yourself; you're lying. I am replaying the first game and there are some secrets that I know wouldnt have been found without a guide.
All these levels were hard, but Aldwych was straight bullshit, I would've never guessed the machine coin and some other cryptic bullshit fk this level.
I really HATE aldwych, I don't even understand how the level map works... it's so confusing! It was the only phase that I couldn't finish without external help For me, the worst level in the trilogy
TR3 is super unforgiving, but I prefer the levels trolling me to the hordes of gun toting enemies in TR2. The combat is just not designed for that shit. Let's see if 3 is still my favorite after trophy hunting in the remaster lol
I finished it in new game plus mode following Footi's walkthrough (no crystals, all secrets... !!!) And if the London part and also the levels that you cite are INDEED horrible, paradoxically the game becomes fun when you have solid game knowledge, but also proof of bad game design "if you ask me :p" ua-cam.com/video/kHZ0y3osBIo/v-deo.html&t What a weird Tomb Raider, I can't wait for 4 and 5 to arrive in remaster to give me an idea again even if I know that 4 shares the same faults as 3
I had never completed TR3 when I was young. So I decided to give it a bash on the remasters. I loved India, I loved Nevada, I loved the Pacific Islands. I’m now on the London levels and I’ve put the game down for months! I hope I enjoy Antarctica more.
London gave me nightmares the first time I played it 😂
I was told Antarctica was harder recently but I just finished the game and I found Antarctica more fun. The enemies are defo harder but it feels much nicer to play than any of the London levels
TR in general is insane difficult and not transferable to modern days of casual gaming. It is literally almost impossible to solve without a strategy guide. My dad used to stay nights over nights on one level (even with a strategy book) nowadays the games tell you what to do and you can jump with a 5 seconds delay without any consequences back then it wasnt like that.
Aldwych lives rent free in my head. The main thing making it hard is not being able to see shit eventually i just upped the brightness and gamma on my screen and it wasn't so bad.
The bit i got stuck in was not realising i had to go back to the drill room and climb above it.
Yes. It was the same with me the first time. Didn't know you have to revisit the drill to get the first key
Between the brightness settings and a walk through it was barely possible. Despite the unbelievable difficulty this game was the one of the best of it's generation.
That room is actually worse than advertised. If you don't stand on a specific tile as you ascend back up, the drill above you never becomes solid and you can't walk over it for the key. You can softlock the game this way and will be unable to progress. Happened to me on an all-secrets run and ended my run lol
@@mja2317 didn't know you can softlock yourself there.. Didn't happen to me, but I would be veeeery frustrated if it did
same here. after i read in walkthrough i found it very hard even to find that place (drill room) again as i was on opposite side of level and kinda forgot where i have to go. absolutely madness of level
I was raised on Tomb Raider III, I can do anything lol
I remember the pain of playing through tomb raider 3 without a guide - back in the day when it released, it was long before mass acceptance of the internet, and guides cost a fortune, and the magazines eventually released them in sections over many months, many months after the game had released.
After I had completed the game many months after its release - I rarely went back and replayed it - it was that hard.
I was patiently waiting for the magazines back then. they would have the walkthrough written in parts so only then I was able to finish most of the levels. Without guidance - not a chance
@@kristijan893 They are tough games - but I must confess the remasters look like they are going to be an opportunity to play them on modern consoles.
I have them downloaded on my switch, ready to challenge myself on how much I remember. This could be painful.
By far The Hardest Challenges of The Tomb Raider series are in TR3, that game will punish you , I thought TR 4 The Last Revelation was The Toughest But 3 is Equally Difficult, Luds Gate has mentally scarred me as one of The Hardest Levels in any Game
@@MichaelLynch1 I loved TR4 and hope it gets the same treatment as 1-3.
I remember many of the levels in TR3 almost reducing me to tears. I also remember the relief of reaching the end.
yes but wasn't that the whole joy of TR? It feels so rewarding to finish a level. I also finished with the help of text walkthroughs, yet finding the route by yourself never gets old.
Tomb Raider 3 might be tough as nails but I love the game so much including each and every single one of its levels (except all hallows and I still need to familiarize myself with the expansion stages a bit more) even some of the harder levels like Madubu Gorge, Aldwych and Lost City of Tinnos are some of my favorites. I consider the level Temple Ruins to be one of the best Tomb Raider levels of all time, I think the stage is just very well made and the atmosphere is the cherry on top!
This game is my favorite game of all time!
People tend to love it or hate it 😅 but im like you I love it❤
I started collecting the OG Tomb Raider games only because of you, but I'm not sure if I'm ready to tackle the franchise,yet lol.
Great video like the always!
Beware of the tank controls. These are a little bit archaic by today's standards :D
I'm very excited for the remaster as well. Have it preordered.
Can't wait - 1 more day!
Brilliant ive just started it again after all these years i got fed up playing games that looks like movies.....👍
Funny! Aldwych, Madubu Gorge, Ruins temple and Lud's gate are my favourite levels from TR3 with all the Pacific part. I actually love the majority of the levels. When I was a kid I used to hate them, but not anymore.
Although Tinnos can be a bit frustrating sometimes, I still love the map a lot. The atmosphere is great, the mutant enemies are intimidating, the eerie soundtrack (down tuned version of the floating island song).
yeah the video author is confusing challenging with cryptic or obscure solutions. London levels are just the hardest ones with all the unfair mechanics
@@DarkMoePersonally I love the London Levels because of the platforming and puzzle solving. I absolutely hate Lost City of Tinnos though. I consider it to be the worst TR level ever made and I'm convinced no one can pass it with all secrets without a level guide.
Tomb Raider 3…..wtf was Core thinking?
So awesome, thank you.
I always watch videos about old games, you did a great one on this game!
I finally finished Lost City Of Tinnos the other day! I always skipped it as a kid and I finally buckled down and finished it. It’s a lot more fun than I expected.
Would you consider doing rankings, tier lists, or top 5 of:
Tomb Raider locations (Maria Doria, London, Egypt, etc)?
Lara's weapons?
Hardest levels in series?
Outfits?
I really enjoy your tomb raider reviews :)
Do you think you'll review the dlc one day ? It's the gold editions for the first 3 TR games. The one from the third game is called "The last artifact" and for me it's like a tomb raider on its own with some of the best levels from the "classic Eidos" TR ;)
I will, I'm considering doing them, since I'm on the Tomb Raider streak. Remasters should have them so.. I think that's an opportunity
Can't wait to see how the river in Madubu gorge will look like, as it's already so pretty in the original game!
And, in fact, I do believe that a lot of levels are going to look amazing, most likely!
I can't wait to see these levels again. I'm sure they will look great!
There is a pistols only, no medi packs, all secrets (+ all enemies) challenge.
The entire game? That's insane challenge. Imagine having that as a final achievement lol
@@kristijan893 Yes, I've done the first 4 classics, whils skipping some underwater enemies, that can't be killed with pistols. And not interested in modern TRs. You should try it.
@@kristijan893 With exception to the bosses, it's more tedious than difficult. Basically it requires knowing enemy placement and having the patience to slowly kill everything from a safe spot. It's much harder in TR2 with those laser accurate silenced pistol goons.
Quick tip about that snake at 1:52, if you would have done a quarter turn and backhop into the wall right after you land they can't reach you.
@@TheDalisama that's true, stepping backwards and I would be safe :D
@@polatiger4765 might do that. I think I'd manage to beat at least TR1. TR2 and 3..oh boy
That last level was a major challenge. The secret where you pull the lever and its a long journey to get it was especially bad. It glitched for me at the lever pull and only worked every 2nd load. But i reckon i'd beat anyone in a race from the lever to the secret as i done it that often😂
I really like London visual environment, but the difficulties ohh lord... especially Aldwych and Luds Gate. I think I will enjoy them levels a lot on the remaster
I agree there's something about those levels, maybe because I was born in London and The Tube was always a creepy place when desolate , I can't wait to play TR3
I know you will say aldwych, this was so terrible for me when I was young. I had no idea what I should do there. Even when you know it, it's sucks. Lud's gate or aldwych, I don't know what's more terrible😅
good video of course 😊
I see everywhere that the lost city of Tinnos is the most difficult level all Tomb Raider existing. When I finally got there, I was really disappointed that it wasn’t more complicated than that... especially when I came out of TR2 and cried about the chain of levels that were the temple of Xian and the floating islands. Tinnos was really nice compared to the end of TR2. It's still a challenging but fun level, that remember me The Saint-Francis'folly.
However, I would have put the door of Lude in first position. Even if I start to know the level, I still die a number of times in this damn aquatic maze. The water robot is so terrible to use that you always find yourself stuck in a corner and the timing is so short that you always end up drowning. And this even though I know the trick of air pockets hidden in the ceiling of each tunnel.This is definitly the worst level of Tomb Raider 3 for me.
Urgh spent 2 hours on Aldwych! Missed the secret where the door closes after you leave. Fuming!
Wondeful stuff. I couldn't have got through Tomb Raider III without the guide, and even then I got softlocked on Lud's Gate as I didn't pick up the key...
Didn't know you can softlock yourself in the level. You forget it and you don't come back or?
You don't notice the diver drops the key, and then swim along the big tunnel. The current stops you from returning! @@kristijan893
Just replayed 1 2 and upto Nevada Desert on 3 , yeah Luds Gate is The Toughest Level in Tomb Raider History for a 1st timer , Lost City of Tinnis is a close 2nd , TR3 is Gaming at its Most Brutal and Difficult , but we all love The Challenges 👌💯
OMG we ALL trapped the butler in the freezer but I never knew if you went back and checked he;d be frozen lol
For me the most difficult phase of the game is the last phase of the Pacific Islands, that is torture, plus you have a boss that if he hits you one hit will kill you.
This underwater yellow apparatus was really impossible to navigate. I did the same thing as you did, just left it and was swimming manually. The rest I can't remember very well as I played so many years ago (about 20). I still enjoyed that game a lot. And I did it on my own without any walkthroughs. So where is my medal? ☺ Nice video!
The plus side is that that vehicle has the light bolted on, so it's easier to see where you are going, but I would rather use flames and dive by myself instead haha. Well, you deserve the medal, I wish I have a real one to send it. I have a embroidered patch if you wish. It looks cool
@@kristijan893 I played the game on PC and not the light nor the harpoons were useful as I couldn't simply navigate and get anywhere. As for the patch yeah, I would love to see one in the next video. I'll even subscribe for that occasion. 😉
@@saprelik that will be for 2000 subscribers special hehe :D
Yeah the star behind the curtain in Aldwych was absolute bs. I spent probably over an hour just trying to figure out what to do with the penny and how to get the ticket. Definitely the level I dislike the most.
Back in the day, i managed to reach Antarctica without any guides. I don't mind about the secrets, i just want to clear the levels.
I just finished the Lost City Of Tinnos level and omg it was a total nightmare!
I guessed 4 out of 5 levels (I expected Thames Wharf instead of Madubu Gorge), but having in mind what you said about London levels, I almost got them all.
Thames Wharf is also hard. I was considering it, but I guess I was aiming for diversity so... :D
Thames Wharf can actually be beat in less than 2 minutes by taking a shortcut near where the first secret is located lmao
@@0047sssssSpeaking of which, there's an achievement in the Remasters where you have to beat Thames Warf in less than 1 minute. It's called I'm Just a Local. :)
TR3 is just the best TR. Challenging levels is all what this game is about
SO TRUE. great video. I cant even handle the controles. AAARGHHHHH bad ported game. Only die hard fans finished this trilogy game WITHOUT CHEATS. I had no patience. I used a save point to reach a health pack 😢
i agree with you 100%
Imagine 1999. Playstation. No unlimited saving but save points. No UA-cam. Extremely brutal.
I didn't mind Lud's gate. The Metro station was imo significantly harder.
I love tombraider 3!!!!!
Madubu Gorge is a level I REALLY HATE. That kayak is annoying.
I would have put Thames Wharf and RX-tech Mines.
Butnl think that most of the levels of this TR are hard
I just hope that in the remaster they fix the infinity bugs of Tinnos
maybe that was intentional.. Even though I read that every hole has like 14 - 15 bugs
I feel TR 3 was them trying to bring back the TR 1 style but failed and made it harder. The only levels I can beat are a few of the Jungle ones, a couple of the South Pacific levels, one London level (City), and my personal favorite, which are all of the Nevada levels. Other than that, I stick to the first 2 games with TR 2 being my top favorite.
Eidos told Core Design to focus on the action, that's why TR2 & TR3 are the way they are
I don't know why but I never found Aldwych difficult.
haha. I played this as a kid as well and it was impossible. I loved and hated it. Playing the remaster now...
you just remind me of the worst parts of my tomb raider experience 😩
I dont think lost city is the hardest but those wasps make the level so annoying everytime I play it. Personally I found Luds gate to be the hardest.
If they don't keep the save system of the third game in the remaster, I'm gonna be pissed
My ex broke up with me while I was playing in Aldwych level, this made it even harder. 😂😂😂
Tomb Raider III is a stressful time!
I can see you were using After Effects for 60fps conversion :)
I didn't. Adobe premiere's rendering options can do the magic just as well. 4k 60fps, bitrate 100 and rendering at max. depth
@@kristijan893 I see. It is an astonishing feature, but sadly glitchy 😔
@@lukatombraider12 sometimes yes - if I'm using speed feature to speed up some of the footage, yes. The glitches can occur. I don't know how to fix it, though
You dont drive the kayak properly. To TURN YOU HAVE TO HOLD R1
XD you can say all TR3 levels are hard that's why I love TR3
True. All the levels except Jungle and croft Manor, hahah
TR3 is a lot like having kids. I think it has some of the highest high points in the series, followed by some of the lowest lows.
Aldwych stumped with me far more than Lud's Gate. Once your past its underwater section its not even that bad. But Aldwych can be a nightmare from start to finish. It may not have as many enemies as most other levels, but it's basically a huge maze with confusing puzzles, and is full of death traps. I've since grown to love that level, but I still remember just how exhausted I was when I played through it for the first time.
This game is a frustrating mess for sure but it s a challenge and i most say that it's a good game despite all that dark always have to light flares and shity camera angle s
You can see why Core Designs sold tomb Raider to square Enix, they'd clearly run out of ideas.
Well, Core Design ceased to exist. Eidos were the ones hold the right if I'm not mistaken.
Eidos gave TR to Crystal Dynamics after Angel of Darkness flopped hard,
Core Design still tried to do the PSP version of Anniversary but Eidos preferred Crystal Dynamics' version of Anniversary
Tomb Raider 3 is just too many time based challenges and too little exploration. And lots of places where you don’t naturally figure out what to do or where to go. Definitely the worst game in the trilogy.
I actually skipped Aldwych for that reason.
ALDWYCH level FOR ME IS TOUGH LIKE HELL
OH MY LORD.... GOING TO THAT RED ROOM AGAIN N AGAIN N AGAIN AND THAT SOLOMON KEY....OH JESUS.KILL ME PLS😂
You can get a canoe in the beginning of the level?! Did I get that right?! 😮😳
Yes. On the opposite side of the river on the right is the switch you need to press, and you need to climb back to the beginning of the level (the bats flying are the indicator where the hole is). Climb up that hole and descend into the pool where the canoe is
@@kristijan893 omg I am in absolute shock! Thanks for the tip man❤️ I would have never thought of it
I aggre with your list
Idc what anyone says, if you played the games when they first got released and you say you figured a hard secret out by yourself; you're lying. I am replaying the first game and there are some secrets that I know wouldnt have been found without a guide.
All these levels were hard, but Aldwych was straight bullshit, I would've never guessed the machine coin and some other cryptic bullshit fk this level.
Yeah... It manages to piss me off every single time with that cryptic stuff.
I really HATE aldwych, I don't even understand how the level map works... it's so confusing! It was the only phase that I couldn't finish without external help
For me, the worst level in the trilogy
I took many tries to learn it. Now I can pass it without consultation - but nevertheless.. it's a big struggle
TR3 is super unforgiving, but I prefer the levels trolling me to the hordes of gun toting enemies in TR2. The combat is just not designed for that shit. Let's see if 3 is still my favorite after trophy hunting in the remaster lol
It's a thin line between love and hate, hehe
Lud's Gate on PS1 is horrible.
Lost city of Tinnos is too big and boring.
I never liked Tomb Raider |||...
Filthy casual.
I finished it in new game plus mode following Footi's walkthrough (no crystals, all secrets... !!!)
And if the London part and also the levels that you cite are INDEED horrible, paradoxically the game becomes fun when you have solid game knowledge, but also proof of bad game design "if you ask me :p"
ua-cam.com/video/kHZ0y3osBIo/v-deo.html&t
What a weird Tomb Raider, I can't wait for 4 and 5 to arrive in remaster to give me an idea again even if I know that 4 shares the same faults as 3