Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation

So what's new in Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation? Not much. It's the same old Lara running through exotic locales (in this case Egypt), jumping from ledge to ledge. The stakes are a little higher though: this time she has to save the world from Armageddon. She discovers the lost tomb of the evil god Seth and accidentally releases him. Lara must use her skills to reimprison Seth and save the world. Yada, yada, yada. A key new feature of Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation is the ability to "combine" objects in your inventory. For example, Lara picks up two halves of an Egyptian relic. In the Inventory screen, players can stick one half and combine it with another half to make a complete item to use in a puzzle. This gives the game added depth, but not much. New weapons include concussion grenades and a revolver with a laser gun sight. A new sniper mode allows Lara to zoom in and out. Lara also has new moves, including the ability to climb and swing from ropes.

Graphically,...

THE GOOD:
This is the best Tomb Raider game ever made. Tomb Raider 3 is second and also a 4.5! There is nothing bad about it. Good things about it:
Run people over with vehicles.
Very Interesting!
35 Levels
Different Landscapes!

THE BAD:
The only bad thing is that some levels are too dark.

SUMMARY:
Heart stopping action at all times. Sure go ahead steal his jeep in the third level. Run some folks over and bam! Fall into a pit and explode. Chase Voncroy as he uncovers various artifacts, which Lara will steal from him later. Unique enemies such as:
Dogs, Skeletons, imortal zombies, scopions, and many more...
Interesting vehicles including: Jeep and Motorcycle
Unique running jumps and ledge grabs.




MUST BUY THIS SWEET GAME. Don't listen to those other reviews descriminating this game.
Its too good for them!

THE GOOD:
Lara is very mobile and acrobatic

THE BAD:
Bad camera angles, too damn dark, poor controls

SUMMARY:
For some reason, I can't put a 0 for product score, like this game deserves.

Story: Made no sense at all. In the beginning, Lara is 16 and being shown around a tomb by Von Croy (the training level). He ends up trapped inside the tomb. 15 years later, Von Croy is back? What the hell? Lara isn't even surprised ("how did you get out of the tomb.") The ending also sucked and if you want a spoiler, read the end below.
Controls: Nothing is more fun the running around a corner and falling into a pit or something because the camera view is facing the wrong way. And it is just as fun that, while running (without sprint), Lara has to practically stop running turn left or right then keep running. After 4 games, you would think they could get turning while running a little smoother.
Monsters: What the hell fun is...

The fourth installment of a stable for a million sales game came out for young Lara Croft. With all of her fame in movies and a fifth game, all of which sold over one million copies, came out with Lara's.... face all over them. As Lara Croft you will go through many levels trying to save yourself as well as many other things. Playing Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation is similar to playing any other Tomb Raider game in that the controls are great and quite easy to learn. Although there has already been three games that came out before it is still a fun, but not quite the same as the second version of the game. With many voice overs and sound effects Tomb Raider is a great game and shoud be treated as one. Once you have played the other games in the series, the challenge slowly gets less and less. A fun and great game for just about any video game players.