Outstanding graphics,Beautiful world,and fun game play and interesting story Tomb Raider has to be one of the best video games of this year.This is a must buy game for you gamers.

Gráficos ótimos, legendado em Português-BR, com menus em Português-BR! O jogo tem uma trama muito bacana e envolvente! Fora que a Lara tá gata demais! (mais nova). Para fans o jogo é mais que fantástico!

The Short Version: Boasting a dynamic platforming playground that reveals itself slowly but surely, the entire Tomb Raider experience is built around the (re)birthing of an icon in terms of action-adventuring.

Superb production values - the level of detail in visual and sound design is exceptional; Excellent; rollicking action-adventure story; Combat is the some of the best we've seen from the genre; let alone the series; Yamatai is fantastically realised; exploration encouraged to a huge degree; Tombs

Less action; more adventuring please next time; Multiplayer feels tacked on and superfluous in spite of its solidity

A brief lapse through the thunder opens, the silence shattered by a single gunshot, then another and another in rapid succession. A young woman's scream is barely heard above the howling, shearing wind.

Brutal combat; stunning audio; lighting; particle effects; excellent reboot

Hand holding icon hints a pain; multiplayer is instantly forgettable

Tomb Raider has, by the very premise of its name, always roused the excited kid in us. And we don't mean because of the game's female protagonist, Lara Croft. Well, not entirely. No, there's something very Indiana Jones about adventure, treasure hunting and, er, booby traps.

Immersive story; looks gorgeous; additional tombs/tasks outside of linear story line; generally well acted; bold when it comes to the 'gritty' content; best action-adventure game of recent times

Can feel repetitive in some places; occasionally over-worked acting can be a little grating; frame rate dip during cinematic cut scenes and some button-clicking sections lack response in PS3 version we tested

Violent, scary, ambitious, inventive: a lack of tombs and unconvincing characters can't mar a blockbuster return to form for Tomb Raider.

The island is the star of the show; Lara's world feels brutal; dangerous and frightening; Smooth combat married to DIY gadgets; Inventive tombs that recall the original game..

..; it's just a shame there's not enough of them, The occasional unwelcome QTE, Clichéd characters, flat dialogue

Overall, Tomb Raider: Anniversary features an age old style of gameplay that is beginning to struggle against the test of time. Whilst the game does a fantastic job at recreating the original Tomb Raider, it often feels like Crystal Dynamics could have done much more with the licence.

Recreates the original Tomb Raider well; New features are welcome and wanted; Lara looks set to soon be a Dead or Alive girl

Graphics resemble a lazy port; Artificial intelligence is laughable; Relatively short and little replay value

Watch out world - Lara's back, and looking better than ever, in the all-new, all-different Tomb Raider . Her first game was released back in 1996 and since then the series has gone from strength to strength, firmly establishing Ms. Croft as gaming's most iconic heroine.

Great new direction; Action-packed; Stunning to look at

Gore can get a bit much; Not many original ideas; Might be too different for veterans

I've never been a fan of the Tomb Raider series. During the jump from 2D to 3D back in the 90, games went through a weird phase, causing a number of issues for player and camera movement.

Lara Croft has always been seen as a tough female icon for the games industry. People everywhere loved her, so much so that she spawned two mediocre Hollywood films and even starred in a Lucozade advert in the mid '90s.