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Rise of the Tomb Raider
Released On: Nov 10, 2015
8.0
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All Platforms
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 1,753 User Ratings
8.0
79% Positive
1384 Ratings
1384 Ratings
8% Mixed
143 Ratings
143 Ratings
13% Negative
226 Ratings
226 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 1,753 User Ratings
8.0
79% Positive
1384 Ratings
1384 Ratings
8% Mixed
143 Ratings
143 Ratings
13% Negative
226 Ratings
226 Ratings
Muchísimo mejor que su predecesor, añade cantidad de nuevas mecánicas, tiene una historia mucho más trabajada e inversiva (sin tanto mundo abierto y búsqueda de objetos obligatoria). La jugabilidad es exquisita, se siente muy bien y es muy adictivo. Además contiene pasajes increíbles, de fotografía, con los detalles muy muy bien cuidados, el juego anterior se me hizo largo y creía que este iba a ser más de lo mismo, pero me ha sorprendido gratamente.
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Xbox One
Buena experiencia en general, sobre todo porque profundiza elementos de la primera entrega, pero en ciertas partes se vuelve flojo, repetitivo y hasta predecible.
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Xbox One
It'sa solid game, but the controls, mechanics, and camera are junk. Modern games feel this way, where the character you're playing as is sluggish, weighty, and an all-around pain to maneuver. I guess devs are going for the more realistic feel, which is cool, but I'd have more fun with a character who actually is faster, and actually maneuvers correctly when I press a specific button. The delayed mechanics are frustrating, too. Sometimes, Lara won't even grab a ledge when I press the right button. Ugh!
The first section is awful, as it hits you with platforming, on top of QTEs. Terrible mix to start a game with. I get they need to keep people's attention, but they could've started it with a free roaming section with combat. Instead of icepick climbing up a mountain, have a combat heavy section going up a mountain. The combat is actually very minimal. Not a big complaint, just frustrating.
The stealth mechanics work really well, but it only can be used in certain sections. The survival aspects are cool where Lara has to hunt her own prey is cool, too, but the prey seem overly tanky. The checkpoint/campfire aspect is cool in theory, but weirdly executed, along with the upgrading system.
Also, the objectives in-game aren't obviously stated and I find myself questioning where to go next in these little mini-arenas the devs have created. I don't know exactly where Lara has to platform, or which ledge she's supposed to grab. Especially frustrating when there's time limits on where to move in certain sections.
Even with all the negatives, I still felt the need to progress in the game. The game is very linear, and doesn't leave much room for exploration. At least from what I can tell so far. I find the game to not be punishingly difficult and I'm playing on Hardcore, which is a good thing. When you die, you return to a checkpoint, which is normally not too far from where you die. There's literally a checkpoint every 10 to 20 steps.
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Xbox One
This is a very expensive interactive movie with boring gameplay. Not nearly as good as other Tomb Raider games. I guess if you really like watching all CGI movies with very little quality as far as gameplay is concerned, then this game is for you. Otherwise, yet another overhyped and overrated and EXPENSIVE movie. Nice story, little anything else.
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Xbox One
Summary Conquer a world strenuously protecting its secrets, endure dangers conditions and unstable landscapes, face viscous wildlife that act as guardians to ancient tombs, and explore massive interactive environments. Utilize the environment to your advantage, climb trees and go underwater to avoid or accost enemies, configure Lara's gear, weap...
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- Xbox One
- Xbox 360
- PlayStation 4
- PC
Initial Release Date: Nov 10, 2015
Developer:
- Crystal Dynamics
Publisher: Square Enix
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