- Publisher: LucasArts
- Release Date: Mar 25, 2003
- Also On: PlayStation 2
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The addition of action elements to this adventure game really help keep it moving and exciting.
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83A solid adventure title that features great graphics, nice atmosphere and excellent sound. However, poorly implemented controls and a tricky camera mar the gameplay.
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83A fun and imaginative game that, while not particularly engrossing or challenging, will entertain and amuse quite well.
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82The game doesn't innovate the genre in any way, but it does provide long hours of fun gameplay for those of us who are fans of action-adventure games.
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It's stylish, fun and let's you go nuts with a whip.
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80The music, puts the game right up over the top giving it an epic theatrical feel that makes it a fun play every time.
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Manages to capture the spirit of the films and packs a ton of combat and action sequences into a good old-fashioned adventure game. The puzzles are mindless so check your brain at the door.
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72My biggest gripes against the game are the tricky camera and the horrible and frequent swimming bits. The interface is also somewhat clunky interface but, outside of these three issues, I had a lot of fun.
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72While Emperor's Tomb has a few control issues that will take some time to get used to, the game's fast pace definitely makes for an interesting adventure.
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71Though it's no classic tale, Emperor's Tomb has both actioning and adventuring in spades, whisking you off on a gorgeous cross-continental tour of exotic locales. [June 2003, p.68]
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Provides solid 3D platforming action with some panache - and the occasional little graphics glitch. [June 2003, p.94]
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68Rather than approaching the controls from a PC-centric point of view, the developers seemed to be trying to graft the Xbox's analog stick control-pad system directly onto a mouse and keyboard setup.
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60Despite the occasionally clunky controls, Emperors Tomb does impress with its hand-to-hand brawls (Ms. Croft would be lost without HER weapons) and the free-range exploration allowed within each level.
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It gets the feel of the character right, and while the levels and controls can become annoying at times, most of the gameplay - particularly when fighting - is entertaining. [July 2003, p.82]
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Instant deaths, glitchy combat, uninspiring boss encounters and twitchy controls conspire to make this a below-par experience. If it wasn't for the occasional flashes of imagination and the familiarity and richness conveyed through the license then The Emperor's Tomb would be utterly forgettable. [May 2003, p.99]
User score distribution:
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Positive: 8 out of 9
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Mixed: 1 out of 9
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S.D.9If you could save the game any time, i think the game would be to easy. I love the game... Have played it 3-4 times.
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TRider9Again, I would say Awesome! I agree that the no mid point saving is a hassel, but overall it's pretty cool.
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comorhoror8its good becouse you can use different wepones, but its sooooo long!!!