If there was ever a heroine in desperate need of a reboot it would have to be Lara Croft. The once quintessential female adventurer has found herself on a precipice by way of her last few incarnations and their failure to capture a significant audience.

So many hours of excellent game play one of the best games ive played for awhile and easily in my top 3 action adventure games of all that ive played, highly recommended for anyone who enjoys an all round quality action/ adventure game

I live in a household where the original Tomb Raider games are the benchmark that all other games are scored against. Much like I would compare any platform game to Super Mario Bros.

Firstly i would say this game is truely a different class in which i got litrally engrossed for hours till i found my eyes hurting. Yes, its story line, progress and all in all action sequence + camera angle is truely praiseworthy.

I want to start off by saying that I never really played many of the old Tomb Raider games. The whole action/adventure genre was never really my style before the last few years. After finally getting around to the Assassin's Creed franchise I discovered a new niche that I could explore.

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris is the follow-up to the popular Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light released a few years ago. Temple of Osiris delivers the same blend of puzzle solving and combat wrapped in a co-op shell, but is a little easier and shorter than its predecessor.

Satisfying co-op locally and / or online; solid gameplay; interesting puzzles

So-so story; bland combat; too easy

Long term Tomb Raider fan, but had been wary of the new take on the character so had put off trying the game for a long time. I absolutely loved it - the Japanese influences on the storyline really grabbe dme and the setting, pace, and story were as good as the old ones.

A great cinematic action adventure, with one of gaming's great lead performances, although its Tomb Raider DNA seems fragmented and even degenerative in parts.

Fantastic production values with great graphics, excellent combat, and a large and interesting game world; A genuinely sympathetic protagonist

The focus on combat and uncomplicated platforming and puzzles may frustrate franchise fans; Mediocre script and facial animation

There aren't many games I've played where I have to pause and remember to breathe, yet on the other hand I have also experienced some gaming shocks that have reduced me to tears or fits of anger.

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