Tomb Raider IV: The Last Revelation (1999)
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Lara Croft is missing in Egypt - presumed dead. Those closest to her gather together at the Croft Estate on a grey, rainy day for a memorial service in her honour. Afterwards, the friends sit quietly together in the study of the Croft Mansion and reminisce about Lara's past exploits; exploits that have until now remained a secret..
Tomb Raider V: Chronicles (2000) is a adventure, action and female protagonist game
developed by Core Design
and published by Crystal Dynamics.
Released on November 28th 2012 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 863 reviews of which 628 were positive and 235 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.0 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 6.99€ on Steam.
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- OS *:Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7
- Processor:1.8 GHz Processor
- Memory:512 MB RAM
- Graphics:3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 7
- DirectX®:9.0
- Hard Drive:2 GB HD space
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The last Tomb Raider of the classic era. TRC is widely considered as a regular game at best, product of the impossible schedule of releasing a new game every year since the first one. I kind of disagree, this game is the shortest one and it doesn't really innovate a lot, but has for the most part very interesting setpieces. After the events of Last Revelations, this is a flashback game. Lara's old friends and his butler get together to remember four very different adventures of her past, each one having between 3 and 4 levels. The first one is in Rome, it includes a small tutorial area that can be skipped (although you will miss a secret and some items) and it features the return of Larson and Pierre from the original TR. The game is very ambigous in the timing of these events, could be a prequel to the first game, or not. Rome is classic Tomb Raider, a mix between the colisseum from TR1 and Venice from TR2. Next is probably the best set of levels, a russian military base and a submarine. The atmosphere is superb in the submarine levels, there's even a short section where you get access to a motorized scuba diving suit and you have to dodge torpedoes fired by enemy submergibles. The third section has you playing as teenage Lara in Ireland, the only gameplay change being that you don't have access to any weapons. The visuals are great, but unfortunately this section drags a lot, with long and useless cutscenes, obscure puzzles and the return of the dreaded swinging rope mechanic. Since you cannot hurt enemies directly, you have to restort to dodging or finding creative ways of dispatching them. The last section ties with Werner Von Croy story from the last game. Lara infiltrates his company skyscraper in order to get the iris, an artifact that was hidden as an easter egg in TR3 and was crucial at the start of TR4. This part is obviously inspired by the success of Metal Gear Solid, as Lara is constantly interrupted by a sidekick who gives intel over a headset. Weirdly, Lara has no access to her dual pistols so you have to take care of your limited ammo. There's also a lot of emphasis on stealth, with items like chloroform to help you avoiding alarms. As usual, Lara has a couple of new moves: tightrope walking (which is the slowest and most boring mechanic ever), bar swinging and a very welcomed forward jump when crouching. Regarding the bar swinging, they somehow forgot to include it in the tutorial and it's only used a couple of times during the last levels of the game. Surprisingly, there's no vehicles at all, but there's a gimmicky grappling hook gun that only shows up in the last level. It's generally an ok farewell to the saga into the 21st century. All previous TR games built new stuff into the last one, Chronicles is the exception. There's also the huge bugs and issues with the last level Red Alert. Be very careful with that level, bosses can get stuck, saving in specific rooms might break scripts, some explosive barrels might not explode. Keep a lot of saves because if you run into one of these bugs, there's probably no way to beat the game. It originally came with the level editor but unfortunately it was skipped in this release. A shame, even if it's outdated nowadays. Again, and with more emphasis than ever, don't play this bugged version. Go for the incredibly better remastered version in the second trilogy. Not only they fixed most issues but they also enhanced the square looking cubes more than all the other remastered games.
Great game. Probably my favourite of the old 90s -03’ era tomb raider. The graphics are great. The characters and voice acting is engaging. Its level layout is still authentically tomb raider but far better at knowing how to get around. Optimized very well! Played on SteamDeck LCD. 4.5 / 5 ⭐️Excellent Game. A Classic.
The fifth Tomb Raider from Core Design. Reading those negative reviews about this being an expansion or whatever, I feel the opposite. This was quite good and I really liked the missions and their stories. I think this is a lot better than the previous one at least. This one has 4 separate missions in different locations that are familiar from previous games, like pyramids and town centrum. Last one is super annoying and difficult, but the other 3 stories are excellent. It was fun going through them and see various enemies and characters and like in Tomb Raider IV, the cutscenes are nice. The awful tank controls gave me a headache many times, but they were okay, except in the last mission/story. There you need to be quick, silent and smooth at the same time and sometimes you need to shoot with the scope accurately in the head in fast situations. Not a good combination with these controls. The difficulty in the last mission sucked all the fun out of me from the previous stories, it was just a torture and I needed a guide to help me to get through it. I also had to use a medipack code in the end because it really started to annoy me loading save files and failing continuously and saving every 15 seconds. The last mission also has some serious bullsh*t moments where it's not possible to react or know what to do and you just die over and over again before you nail it. Some of the enemies are really hard and annoying too, but it was somewhat tolerable. After all that it felt good to complete this. I would still recommend this game if you're a Tomb Raider fan. 6.5/10 <3
This game does not play well on modern hardware but, thankfully, there is a new enhanced version that will allow you to experience it. It feels more like a series of deleted sequences from previous games and is framed with a narrative of friends telling stories about Lara Croft. As such, it is enjoyable, yet short. Not my least favorite of the series but nowhere near the top. Still, it satisfies the itch to play more Tomb Raider.
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Tomb Raider V: Chronicles (2000) is currently priced at 6.99€ on Steam.
No, Tomb Raider V: Chronicles (2000) is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 6.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Tomb Raider V: Chronicles (2000) received 628 positive votes out of a total of 863 achieving a rating of 6.98.
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Tomb Raider V: Chronicles (2000) was developed by Core Design and published by Crystal Dynamics.
Yes, Tomb Raider V: Chronicles (2000) is playable and fully supported on Windows.
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Tomb Raider V: Chronicles (2000) is a single-player game.
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Developer
Core Design
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Crystal Dynamics
Release
28 Nov 2012
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