Rise of the Tomb Raider 20 Year Celebration (PS4)
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Rise Of The Tomb Raider PS4 review – celebrating 20 years of Lara Croft
It was already a worthy follow-up to the Tomb Raider reboot, but with all the DLC, and some interesting new extras, this is not only a good game but also a great bargain.- The controls and graphics are excellent, and the platforming and puzzling is a lot more involved than the reboot
- Great stealth combat
- Generous 20th anniversary extras
- Too much hand-holding for anything but the optional tombs (and Endurance mode) to offer much challenge
- None of the individual elements have any real depth
Rise of the Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration
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...
Clearly mentioned "Licensed for sale in Middle East and Africa only" on the box.
Clearly mentioned "Licensed for sale in Middle East and Africa only". The only downside for this version is, everytime they say "Prophet" the audio is muted for that word, and in subtitles and every other places it's replaced with the word "Leader".
I guess this is the best game i have ever played
If you tough the first one in 2013 was something wait til you play this one, graphics are sick, game is amazing fun, lots of platforming i love this , the bow and arrows are back with more punch then ever. Great amazing game bring on TR3 i am ready
A fantastic sequel to a fantastic reboot.
They've made this Tomb Raider game a lot more gritty and survivalist than the last, and I loved the last. The last game was the first Tomb Raider game I'd ever liked, and a lot of it's strengths followed on into this sequel.
Disappointing
As a fan of the TR series since PS1 I'm a bit disappointed with this offering.Yes its a good game I suppose but why so much gunfighting. It gets a bit boring after a while.Should be more tombs to explore not caves and puzzles to solve.Some gunplay is ok but not this amount.
Rise of the Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration Edition Review – It's Been a Long Time Coming
It's been almost a year – since last November – but the second installment in the rebooted Tomb Raider franchise has finally landed on the PS4. Sony console owners had to bide their time as Microsoft swung an exclusivity deal with Crystal Dynamics to release Rise of the Tomb Raider on their console...- Tomb Raider but bigger and better with a worthy story
- Gorgeous graphics matched by equally impressive gameplay
- More choice and paths in how you play
- None really and all of the nitpicking variety
- Some disappointing quality variance in textures and anti-aliasing
- Wish for more character development & involvement of Lara's friends
Rise of the Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration
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.
PS4 Review: Rise of the Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration
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,...
Game Review: Rise of the Tomb Raider 20 Year Celebration
Following the success of the rebooted Tomb Raider in 2013 , which was then followed by a Definitive Edition for new gen consoles, we now have Rise of the Tomb Raider . However, almost a year on from its initial release, Rise of the Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration finally releases on PS4.- Looks beautiful and plays great
- Enhanced crafting system
- The way wildlife interacts with daily cycle
- Improved open-world with plenty of fulfilment
- Good value for money with added content
- Blood Ties Nightmare DLC is ‘Meh
- PSVR mode feels like it's there for the sake of it