I forgot to add that Lara tells you “No” when picking the wrong item, such as the wrong key for a door or something that clearly doesn’t fit. What other small details did you notice in this game?
Couldn’t agree more about aging well. Never played this game as a kid so I went into this game fresh. Easily one of the best game I ever played and the puzzle solving made me think in ways a game hasn’t made me in decades
agree, im 17 and while i had played tomb raider anniversary earlier this year, they have very different flavours. At first i put modern controls cuz i was used to TRA and found myself frustrated with alot of aspects, but after switching to tank controls and getting used to them after the lost valley, i can say they work perfectly well. Because of the grid system every action and step is far more accurate and consistent so idk why people bitch about the controls. Nonetheless, i love both this and TRA, I just finished the egypt chapter and i cant wait to complete this game.
@@ripewatermelonlol glad you’re enjoying your play through. I keep thinking about how good my experience was.. and tank controls work well for this game.. but I’ve actually mastered the modern controls. Either way you have the option of either which is good.
@@MR.__G ofc ofc, tho like many others i do think that if they did a hybrid in which modern controls were controlled by the analog stick and tank controls by dpad it would have been the best
After the miserable slog that was the “survivor” trilogy, going back to this game is a breath of fresh air. In a sea of modern and mediocre AAA games where characters yack nonstop it feels good to relive a classic. This is the real Tomb Raider experience.
My friends really didn’t get why I hated the survival trilogy so much. I mean I hated them so much in the sense of Tomb Raider games, that girl was not Lara. I mean they are good games, but it’s not tomb raider. My heart breaks so much when they say 2013 TR is the best shit ever 💔😭
To anyone playing these games for the first time I urge you to use the classic tank control scheme. These games were built around those controls and once you learn how they work you'll find yourself having a much more rewarding experience. Pulling off a series of jumps to reach a hidden item just feels so good when you're in complete control of Lara. There's no auto grab so if you mess up the timing you're going to fall but ultimately you'll know that it was you that messed up not the game janking out with floaty physics and weird hit boxes like in the newer entries. Seriously, disregard the reviews bashing the game's "outdated" control scheme and take the time to learn it. It's worth it.
I have just started playing these gems again.Totally agree with the tank controls.That’s how I played it in the 90’s and I am playing it again exactly the same.Really enjoying this game again as I have always held it as one of my favourite PlayStation games.
Tomb Raider 1 had such a great atmosphere. You really felt like in a lost world in every level. You could get lost and everything was silent and empty. Each level was very memorable.... "sense of isolation" says it right
Great review, they are my fav games ever. I do like to point out that you actually can take out any weapon without going into your inventory. If you hold the TouchPad + square or circle or X, she will equip another weapon without animation. TouchPad + square and U will equip the magnum, so next time u draw your guns, it will be the magnums. Not many ppl know about this feature
I remember very well the first time i looked at the very first preview screenshots of Lara Croft in a playstation magazine long before it's release. Little did we know how legendary she would become over the years. ♥
This is one of my favorite games of all times, a game that I always come back from time to time. And its legacy can't be denied, Tomb Raider influence is obvious in so many games that came after
Hadn't played this in nearly 20 years and the remaster was so wonderful to revisit. I was surprised how well the game holds up, level design, exploration, platforming is all still fantastic. Atmosphere is still really strong too.
Just a tip for switching weapons (at least on PC, I never played the console version) that wasn’t included here: the hotkeys 1-2-3-4 select weapons without opening the menu. 1 is pistols, 2 is shotgun, 3 is magnums, 4 is uzis. It’s so much easier and faster, especially in the middle of combat!
Classic games. The old controls have never been a issue with me. Lara moves great with the tank controls and the camera is simple but effective. I hope they manage to get the modern controls working a bit better. It's great to see so many positive comments on a truly beautiful and thought provoking game. Old school heaven. Steve 👍
What I enjoyed about going back to this game is getting a refresher on what games of the 3D era were like and understanding the limitations of the ps1, how core design was able to cheat the engine, the genius tho controversial deliberate controls, using fire arms as a good way to fix combat. Everyone must remember that 3D was still a new thing to gamers even early 3D games had optional tutorial areas to practice movements like Croft Manor in TR1 to 3, Kokiri Forest in Ocarina of time, the outdoors in mario 64, where they were smartly designed to comfort people into the 3D controls which even they knew back then was difficult for people to understand so having lovely locations that are pleasing to the eyes (at the time) is a good way to get people warmed up for the real game, also these areas are optional or just easily dashed through with no interuptions which is super great for people on repeat playthroughs. Toby Guard, learned alot of the deliberate animation and deliberate controls from prince of persia and did a good job of translating that 2D deliberate platformer into a 3D Deliberate platformer. I also want to mention Egoraptor's Sequelitis series with castlevania where he mentioned intentional movement delay when you press the jump button which does make sense in adding tension to the enviroments of being scary when really it's a good artificial way to make a game difficult with some kind of believability to how a character would move in a video game if it had some kind of realism. Modern people these days have proven they can tolerate difficult games even those with some deliberate controls and they are willing to put in the work for something difficult when you convince them for the challenge, I refuse to believe that the general public won't play these types of games because of Tank/Deliberate controls but more that the game is too old where characters look like lego models even when I was a kid of the 90s I mocked 3D models for looking like lego/barbies/action man dolls XD hahha. As long as the art is good enough for anyone then people will play that game even if it's difficult. I feel the TR Remasters are the best way to play these games tho they did mess up the save crystals for NG+ where you can't use medpacks anymore but you only get full healed upon saving from a save crystal one time only which i feel is a bad thing, ik TR has so many players who can easily decimate this game no problem but there are tons of players like me who haven't put decades of time into these games n wish each level had at least 1 to 5 small medpacks but only in secret areas for each level. AI texture upgrades it's kinda a double edged sword, AI can be a good tool to repair old crispy visuals but it would be better if the developers used the AI first then did a ton of touch ups on the visuals to not make the AI look too obvious. I've played through most of this collection but not finished it, I had struggles beating this as a kid n teen but in 2022 i beat TR1 then did 100% run then took a break then suddenly the remasters were announced so I waited for these to come out first. I've had more frustrations for old tombraider more than praises but as I've gotten better and matured as a person I've grown to strongly appreciate these games and I do feel the difficulty especially in TR1 to be too exagerated n i just had "Skill issues". But now I love this era of TR.
This is truly old school and experienced gamer review, this what the majority of people need to see. Unfortunately, there are channels on UA-cam who call themselves gamers who have completely failed to review the game and started repeating the same words over and over again just like the first UA-cam channel who had chance to reviewed the game before anyone elses without bothering to check the game.
I recently beat the original first game on my PS1 without knowing about the remasters coming. But on that version the game automatically saves every level's first save separately with a name of the level. So if you beat the game then your saved game has access to all levels from "load game" option.
Hand of Midas is in the Midas's palace, not in Coleseum. Also the locations are not THAT acurate, especially Peru that has some Mesoamerican imagery. With that said - Long live TR!
I think Lord Henshingly Croft married a Latina named Cruz... Classic TR has so much missed opportunity, like having Lara's disowned family changing their minds when she saves the world etc.
That's a great review. Having just played through all the remasters the original game is still a masterpiece that was never quite equaled by the other games in the series.
Getting used to the controls again took a little bit, but when you really learn that the game is basically based on a grid for movement, that these controls are the way that they are so that every one of your jumps can be deliberate and has a best option for it whether it's simple or running jumps forward, or the sideways jump or the backflip. Were they still kind of suck is just combat but realistically combat isn't all common in the first game I'm absolutely loving the remaster collection
@@TransitionedToAShark it took be a bit longer for me but running the training courses a few times snapped it back. I'm just so used to modern 3rd person games. And the tank controls in Tomb Raider aren't the usual ones I'm used to in survival horror But they work around the level design better than this modern control scheme they added to the games for sure
@@adamdavis1737 yeah, for me I play FPS games on mouse and keyboard. Haven’t really used controllers much over the years. But I was a hardcore TR player when they came out back then. Loving the remasters
Yeah, I wanted so badly to play this game as a kid but couldn’t find it at my local video store. As an adult, I finally get to play the game I dreamed of playing as a kid.
Absolutely nailed this review. Really clear and well done. I am so happy you placed some emphasis on the sound design and atmosphere and showed examples. Its a huge part of what makes these games great. Love these remasters. Only visual thing I personally prefer in OG is the underwater sections. I love how much darker and creepier the OG is underwater with those dark shadows all over the place. Its so clear in the remaster that takes it takes the creepiness away. Only a small thing. Love it overall though. Oh! might be worth mentioning that the dlc for all 3 of the tomb raiders is included in remaster :)
The only thing that aged are the graphics. Gameplay wise this is a series of games that cannot even be found anymore on nowadays bloated and completly boring market. TR games require something from the player and are still fun as hell. One might think that the controls didnt age well. Not really. For TR Classics they are excellent. I wouldnt wish for anything else. The prescision that is possible trough them is remarkable. These games are soly dismissed because people judge games way too fast without even knowing them properly.
Thank you for bringing up the inability to select levels after you complete them! It's the only thing that I really don't like about the remasters and no one is talking about it nearly enough! I keep saying it all the time but no one with a platform is saying it so that Aspyr could patch it in so thank you! These remasters are absolutely legendary tho and I've not had this much fun with a game in such a long time!
The modern controls are really good once you master them. Running and jumping is also easier because you can do a little 360 with Lara to count as steps for her next jump.
I thought they did a great job updating it EXCEPT for the fact the camera still sucks and the grid layout makes controlling her wonky. The mix of the two made the original game frustrating at times and that hasn't changed that much. Sorry, Lara but I've been spoiled by modern games that don't spin the camera around like crazy.
No. In Tomb Raider 1 there are unplayable parts because it is very dark, in the old version it looks good but not in the remaster. I hate having to switch to the old style just to see where I'm going.
I love all Tomb Raiders till chronicles,but the first is my favourite,not other Tomb Raider had that atmosphere except Tomb 2 especially on Maria Doria levels,but the first is the best, great review.
Loved playing this back in the day. But this suspiciously AI sounding voiceover (and possibly the whole production of this video) leaves me sad. Gives me the creeps, frankly.
It's the opposite of a timeless classic. It feels very dated and aged in all the worst ways. That early polygonal graphic era with blurry textures from early bilinear filtering aged horribly, and the controls for jumping/climbing have aged even worse. It's not a classic or timeless. And given that it was remade in Tomb Raider Anniversary, there's really no good reason to ever bother with the original unless you're nostalgic or are curious to see how it began.
….. Um none of this is in the remaster. I mean if you’re talking about PS1 Tr1 than there are slight issues like not being able to 180 in air or underwater. But the remaster literally added modern controls, remade her entire model and a ton of different environments, the loading screens, the menus, list goes on They added the “Lara’s guide” which basically when you’re by something interactive Lara’s hand is displayed now to help the player The remasters dumbed down the original game so much that if you’re STILL having issues, you’re just not good at the game. The tools are all their you just doing understand the game whatsoever lmao
And you can literally switch between modern or classic graphics and the modern graphics there is a massive difference as a lot of these are remade completely as we found out from the dev The jumping and climbing there isn’t an issue. So long as you UNDERSTAND the game and how far Lara can jump and you will always know How this game plays out is actually better than Anniversary as with “auto grab” their is issues because sometimes you literally don’t have control over the character You guys are so use to handholding that retro games are 1000% not for you. In early days it wasn’t just hold one button. You actually have to PLAYYYYY lmao
Anyone else not a fan of the remastered look? I can appreciate it, but it just seems off to me. It reduces the charm. It gives it more of a cutsey generic vibe, particularly the player models. Artistically it loooks worse in some areas.
I forgot to add that Lara tells you “No” when picking the wrong item, such as the wrong key for a door or something that clearly doesn’t fit.
What other small details did you notice in this game?
Couldn’t agree more about aging well. Never played this game as a kid so I went into this game fresh. Easily one of the best game I ever played and the puzzle solving made me think in ways a game hasn’t made me in decades
agree, im 17 and while i had played tomb raider anniversary earlier this year, they have very different flavours. At first i put modern controls cuz i was used to TRA and found myself frustrated with alot of aspects, but after switching to tank controls and getting used to them after the lost valley, i can say they work perfectly well. Because of the grid system every action and step is far more accurate and consistent so idk why people bitch about the controls. Nonetheless, i love both this and TRA, I just finished the egypt chapter and i cant wait to complete this game.
@@ripewatermelonlol glad you’re enjoying your play through. I keep thinking about how good my experience was.. and tank controls work well for this game.. but I’ve actually mastered the modern controls. Either way you have the option of either which is good.
@@MR.__G ofc ofc, tho like many others i do think that if they did a hybrid in which modern controls were controlled by the analog stick and tank controls by dpad it would have been the best
@@ripewatermelonlol You're a legend. Thanks for giving it a chance.
This.
After the miserable slog that was the “survivor” trilogy, going back to this game is a breath of fresh air. In a sea of modern and mediocre AAA games where characters yack nonstop it feels good to relive a classic. This is the real Tomb Raider experience.
My friends really didn’t get why I hated the survival trilogy so much. I mean I hated them so much in the sense of Tomb Raider games, that girl was not Lara. I mean they are good games, but it’s not tomb raider. My heart breaks so much when they say 2013 TR is the best shit ever 💔😭
The survivor tomb raider games suck.
To anyone playing these games for the first time I urge you to use the classic tank control scheme. These games were built around those controls and once you learn how they work you'll find yourself having a much more rewarding experience. Pulling off a series of jumps to reach a hidden item just feels so good when you're in complete control of Lara. There's no auto grab so if you mess up the timing you're going to fall but ultimately you'll know that it was you that messed up not the game janking out with floaty physics and weird hit boxes like in the newer entries. Seriously, disregard the reviews bashing the game's "outdated" control scheme and take the time to learn it. It's worth it.
Great comment. I'm with you about Tank Controls.
Couldn't agree more! If you take the time to get used to the tank controls, your experience will be infinite better and more satisfying
I'm sure it does feel more rewarding when the basic controls of jumping are in and of themselves a major hurdle. lol.
I have just started playing these gems again.Totally agree with the tank controls.That’s how I played it in the 90’s and I am playing it again exactly the same.Really enjoying this game again as I have always held it as one of my favourite PlayStation games.
Yes sir
Tomb Raider 1 had such a great atmosphere. You really felt like in a lost world in every level. You could get lost and everything was silent and empty. Each level was very memorable.... "sense of isolation" says it right
Great review, they are my fav games ever. I do like to point out that you actually can take out any weapon without going into your inventory. If you hold the TouchPad + square or circle or X, she will equip another weapon without animation. TouchPad + square and U will equip the magnum, so next time u draw your guns, it will be the magnums. Not many ppl know about this feature
Whoa! I totally missed this addition in the remaster. Thank you for the info!
Abd on PC it's just 1-4 keys
I remember very well the first time i looked at the very first preview screenshots of Lara Croft in a playstation magazine long before it's release. Little did we know how legendary she would become over the years. ♥
If you press "walk" and "look" while loading a save in any of the games you will give Lara here red circle sunglasses.
This is one of my favorite games of all times, a game that I always come back from time to time. And its legacy can't be denied, Tomb Raider influence is obvious in so many games that came after
30 years ago six kids created Tomb Raider from 1994 to 96 as the first 3rd person 3D action-adventure ever.
7:40 on PC you don't have to go into the main menu to select your weapons. You can equip them using the number keys. Same thing with medpacks.
Hadn't played this in nearly 20 years and the remaster was so wonderful to revisit. I was surprised how well the game holds up, level design, exploration, platforming is all still fantastic. Atmosphere is still really strong too.
Classic controls are just like 1st person shooters only in 3rd person, like Duke Nukem 3D, where you can also view his avatar with F7.
Just a tip for switching weapons (at least on PC, I never played the console version) that wasn’t included here: the hotkeys 1-2-3-4 select weapons without opening the menu. 1 is pistols, 2 is shotgun, 3 is magnums, 4 is uzis. It’s so much easier and faster, especially in the middle of combat!
Yes, and 0 for a small medkit. (I assume 9 for large, but I haven't used one yet.)
Bro I've been going through it and it's incredible. Almost done with TR1 and then 2.
Best remaster ever. It’s a freaking masterpiece and with the mods coming in
Classic games. The old controls have never been a issue with me. Lara moves great with the tank controls and the camera is simple but effective. I hope they manage to get the modern controls working a bit better. It's great to see so many positive comments on a truly beautiful and thought provoking game. Old school heaven. Steve 👍
Just wanted to say, that you can use the buttons 1 to 4 for switching weapons without opening the menu :)
Long live Tomb Raider indeed. Great video,
What I enjoyed about going back to this game is getting a refresher on what games of the 3D era were like and understanding the limitations of the ps1, how core design was able to cheat the engine, the genius tho controversial deliberate controls, using fire arms as a good way to fix combat.
Everyone must remember that 3D was still a new thing to gamers even early 3D games had optional tutorial areas to practice movements like Croft Manor in TR1 to 3, Kokiri Forest in Ocarina of time, the outdoors in mario 64, where they were smartly designed to comfort people into the 3D controls which even they knew back then was difficult for people to understand so having lovely locations that are pleasing to the eyes (at the time) is a good way to get people warmed up for the real game, also these areas are optional or just easily dashed through with no interuptions which is super great for people on repeat playthroughs.
Toby Guard, learned alot of the deliberate animation and deliberate controls from prince of persia and did a good job of translating that 2D deliberate platformer into a 3D Deliberate platformer.
I also want to mention Egoraptor's Sequelitis series with castlevania where he mentioned intentional movement delay when you press the jump button which does make sense in adding tension to the enviroments of being scary when really it's a good artificial way to make a game difficult with some kind of believability to how a character would move in a video game if it had some kind of realism.
Modern people these days have proven they can tolerate difficult games even those with some deliberate controls and they are willing to put in the work for something difficult when you convince them for the challenge, I refuse to believe that the general public won't play these types of games because of Tank/Deliberate controls but more that the game is too old where characters look like lego models even when I was a kid of the 90s I mocked 3D models for looking like lego/barbies/action man dolls XD hahha.
As long as the art is good enough for anyone then people will play that game even if it's difficult.
I feel the TR Remasters are the best way to play these games tho they did mess up the save crystals for NG+ where you can't use medpacks anymore but you only get full healed upon saving from a save crystal one time only which i feel is a bad thing, ik TR has so many players who can easily decimate this game no problem but there are tons of players like me who haven't put decades of time into these games n wish each level had at least 1 to 5 small medpacks but only in secret areas for each level.
AI texture upgrades it's kinda a double edged sword, AI can be a good tool to repair old crispy visuals but it would be better if the developers used the AI first then did a ton of touch ups on the visuals to not make the AI look too obvious.
I've played through most of this collection but not finished it, I had struggles beating this as a kid n teen but in 2022 i beat TR1 then did 100% run then took a break then suddenly the remasters were announced so I waited for these to come out first.
I've had more frustrations for old tombraider more than praises but as I've gotten better and matured as a person I've grown to strongly appreciate these games and I do feel the difficulty especially in TR1 to be too exagerated n i just had "Skill issues". But now I love this era of TR.
It had more polygons during beta, until they settled for the grid blocks. Way ahead.
This is truly old school and experienced gamer review, this what the majority of people need to see.
Unfortunately, there are channels on UA-cam who call themselves gamers who have completely failed to review the game and started repeating the same words over and over again just like the first UA-cam channel who had chance to reviewed the game before anyone elses without bothering to check the game.
I recently beat the original first game on my PS1 without knowing about the remasters coming. But on that version the game automatically saves every level's first save separately with a name of the level. So if you beat the game then your saved game has access to all levels from "load game" option.
In the original PS1 version, when you finished the game the level select appeared. I hope they implement this in a future update
Hand of Midas is in the Midas's palace, not in Coleseum.
Also the locations are not THAT acurate, especially Peru that has some Mesoamerican imagery.
With that said - Long live TR!
I think Lord Henshingly Croft married a Latina named Cruz...
Classic TR has so much missed opportunity, like having Lara's disowned family changing their minds when she saves the world etc.
That's a great review. Having just played through all the remasters the original game is still a masterpiece that was never quite equaled by the other games in the series.
I used to play this in the 90’s .Have a funny cig or two put some Kula Shaka on and just enjoy the game.Now I’m doing all again 👍🏻.
Getting used to the controls again took a little bit, but when you really learn that the game is basically based on a grid for movement, that these controls are the way that they are so that every one of your jumps can be deliberate and has a best option for it whether it's simple or running jumps forward, or the sideways jump or the backflip.
Were they still kind of suck is just combat but realistically combat isn't all common in the first game
I'm absolutely loving the remaster collection
Felt like I never stopped playing. Mastered them in seconds lol
@@TransitionedToAShark it took be a bit longer for me but running the training courses a few times snapped it back.
I'm just so used to modern 3rd person games. And the tank controls in Tomb Raider aren't the usual ones I'm used to in survival horror
But they work around the level design better than this modern control scheme they added to the games for sure
@@adamdavis1737 yeah, for me I play FPS games on mouse and keyboard. Haven’t really used controllers much over the years. But I was a hardcore TR player when they came out back then. Loving the remasters
Yeah, I wanted so badly to play this game as a kid but couldn’t find it at my local video store. As an adult, I finally get to play the game I dreamed of playing as a kid.
Absolutely nailed this review. Really clear and well done. I am so happy you placed some emphasis on the sound design and atmosphere and showed examples. Its a huge part of what makes these games great. Love these remasters. Only visual thing I personally prefer in OG is the underwater sections. I love how much darker and creepier the OG is underwater with those dark shadows all over the place. Its so clear in the remaster that takes it takes the creepiness away. Only a small thing. Love it overall though. Oh! might be worth mentioning that the dlc for all 3 of the tomb raiders is included in remaster :)
There's nothing like this game in the market right now. It is perfect
1996 Tomb Raider is the GOAT!
The only thing that aged are the graphics. Gameplay wise this is a series of games that cannot even be found anymore on nowadays bloated and completly boring market.
TR games require something from the player and are still fun as hell.
One might think that the controls didnt age well. Not really. For TR Classics they are excellent. I wouldnt wish for anything else.
The prescision that is possible trough them is remarkable.
These games are soly dismissed because people judge games way too fast without even knowing them properly.
Thank you for bringing up the inability to select levels after you complete them! It's the only thing that I really don't like about the remasters and no one is talking about it nearly enough! I keep saying it all the time but no one with a platform is saying it so that Aspyr could patch it in so thank you! These remasters are absolutely legendary tho and I've not had this much fun with a game in such a long time!
After getting the controls set how I like this became very good, in spite of the tank controls and camera.
The modern controls are really good once you master them. Running and jumping is also easier because you can do a little 360 with Lara to count as steps for her next jump.
What a fantastic review. Everything you said was so pleasing. It really is a masterpiece and a wonderful gaming experience. Steve 👍
I'm loving it so far. Great slice of nostalgia. Great video!
Tomb raider 1 and anniversary legend and underworld are best ever
There is no other game in the farnchise so good... for me, the best Tomb Raider game.
I thought they did a great job updating it EXCEPT for the fact the camera still sucks and the grid layout makes controlling her wonky. The mix of the two made the original game frustrating at times and that hasn't changed that much. Sorry, Lara but I've been spoiled by modern games that don't spin the camera around like crazy.
Your video convinced me to buy the remastered edition.
Would you choose this version over anniversary?
He reviewed tomb raider 2 next which tomb raider anniversary isn’t apart of this timeline (:!
Loving your work mate, liked and subscribed.
No. In Tomb Raider 1 there are unplayable parts because it is very dark, in the old version it looks good but not in the remaster. I hate having to switch to the old style just to see where I'm going.
Concise, incisive and intelligent. Instant sub. Cheers!
Innovative controls!! The tank controls are awful I’d stick with modern controls if your new to these games
Bloated Backlog uploads i press like EZ like clock work :)
I love all Tomb Raiders till chronicles,but the first is my favourite,not other Tomb Raider had that atmosphere except Tomb 2 especially on Maria Doria levels,but the first is the best, great review.
if you press 0 or 9 you use medpacks
Loved playing this back in the day. But this suspiciously AI sounding voiceover (and possibly the whole production of this video) leaves me sad. Gives me the creeps, frankly.
Lonely review
👏👏👏👏
It's the opposite of a timeless classic. It feels very dated and aged in all the worst ways. That early polygonal graphic era with blurry textures from early bilinear filtering aged horribly, and the controls for jumping/climbing have aged even worse. It's not a classic or timeless. And given that it was remade in Tomb Raider Anniversary, there's really no good reason to ever bother with the original unless you're nostalgic or are curious to see how it began.
….. Um none of this is in the remaster.
I mean if you’re talking about PS1 Tr1 than there are slight issues like not being able to 180 in air or underwater.
But the remaster literally added modern controls, remade her entire model and a ton of different environments, the loading screens, the menus, list goes on
They added the “Lara’s guide” which basically when you’re by something interactive Lara’s hand is displayed now to help the player
The remasters dumbed down the original game so much that if you’re STILL having issues, you’re just not good at the game. The tools are all their you just doing understand the game whatsoever lmao
And you can literally switch between modern or classic graphics and the modern graphics there is a massive difference as a lot of these are remade completely as we found out from the dev
The jumping and climbing there isn’t an issue. So long as you UNDERSTAND the game and how far Lara can jump and you will always know
How this game plays out is actually better than Anniversary as with “auto grab” their is issues because sometimes you literally don’t have control over the character
You guys are so use to handholding that retro games are 1000% not for you. In early days it wasn’t just hold one button. You actually have to PLAYYYYY lmao
Anyone else not a fan of the remastered look? I can appreciate it, but it just seems off to me. It reduces the charm. It gives it more of a cutsey generic vibe, particularly the player models. Artistically it loooks worse in some areas.
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