Rise of the Tomb Raider definitely falls into the category of Games I Play With a Stupid Grin on My Face. It's a big box of candy. I enjoyed every minute of it, and I think you will, too.

Jaw-dropping production values; Large amount of content; Great variety of gameplay; from traversal to combat to stealth to puzzle-solving

Optional zombie game feels out of place

hasn't lost its luster a year after its initial release. Bundled together with all of the content released so far, Lara's already-packed adventure is now even bigger. And while Playing the new non-combat story mode, Blood Ties, with PlayStation VR was enjoyable (when I was in Comfort Mode, at...

Looking surprisingly scar-free after her trying ordeal to survive the traumatic events on the island of Yamatai in Tomb Raider , and the greatest she ever has done with an updated face that better resembles her voice and motion capture artist, Camilla Luddington, Lara Croft is growing into the boots...

Rise of the Tomb Raider came out last year exclusively on Xbox One and I never got around to picking it up, but I was hoping it wouldn't take them long to bring it to PS4. Around a year later and I finally got my chance with the 20 Year Celebration version which includes all previous released DLC,...

The debut of Rise of the Tomb Raider on the PlayStation 4 is worth celebrating just on the basis of it being such a technically polished port. It lacks the Xbox One release 's rampant framerate issues, all the DLCs are included, and out of the bunch, the Baba Yaga mission remains a brief but...

While I found myself a tad bit underwhelmed when playing through 'Rise of the Tomb Raider' last year, I'm thoroughly impressed with how much has been added to the game since then.

When Rise of the Tomb Raider was released back in November 2015, Xbox One owners rejoiced because they finally had an exclusive game to brag about.

Rise of the Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration is a satisfying sequel with a ton of content on the disc. This is the definitive version of the game, so it ends up justifying its full price point and then some.

Worth the wait.

A hefty package; Co-op mode is a treat; Looks fantastic; even without 4K

Story still isn't quite as good as it could be; Few minor bugs here and there

It may have \u201cfake rpg boosting\u201d aspects but the storyline and other gameplay modes really make this adventurer stand out! The graphics are quite eye popping and the pacing isn't as fun as the Definitive Edition which was more combat heavy, I thought.