Free on psn+ this month. I knew the game was not a typical tomb raider game, but man is this one fun to play. Coop is great and I find the exploration and puzzles to be challenging and fun. Would recommend this to people. It feels almost like diablo with puzzles

Good fun multiplayer run around. Although can be a bit boring as a solo game!

The best of Lara, whether played on your own, or shared with others.

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris is the perfect platformer puzzler designed for multiplayer goodness

Last year's Lara Croft reboot was one of my favorites of the year, and had me looking forward to new adventures with the queen of the tombs. In Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris , Crystal Dynamics changed the gameplay and style of the adventures we loved and the results are fascinating to say the...

Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light , 2010's isometric tomb-raiding adventure, flipped the series on its head and became one of my favourite surprises of the year. I was really excited, then, for this year's " Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris " - a game that reintroduces all of the great details...

Considering that Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris takes place almost exclusively in a series of Egyptian tombs, it's more than a little amusing that here, of all places, the Tomb Raider moniker has been dropped from the title.

Very fun! It held my attention and the graphics were great. My fiance and I finished it in a week. That is the only thing that wasn't up to par, it was finished to quickly.

Crystal Dynamics' Tomb Raider reboot was many things, but "fun" was not one of them. Cathartic, intense and harrowing, yes, but I missed the days when Lara would confidently swagger into an ancient temple, blast some endangered wildlife, nick stuff and actually raid some tombs just because it was...

Brilliantly-designed puzzles scale and reconfigure to match player numbers; Responsive movement; enjoyable platforming and satisfying weaponry; Addictive exploration; great competitive local co-op; Fun; feels like Tomb Raider; Keeley Hawes

Short if replayable; length can make loot system feel redundant, Some camera issues, Isis' voice acting is horrible for such a crucial character

I have to be honest and state that I have only just started to get into the modern Lara Croft adventures, firstly with the re-mastered Tomb Raider reboot and now the Temple of Osiris (which I was able to grab at a bargain price the other week when it was on sale - sadly this has ended now), but I...