The way you play the game can best be described as an action/puzzle hybrid. The environments you navigate through have been stunningly reworked and you will often find yourself in awe as you enter new areas. Tomb Raider Anniversary, despite being a remake of an older game, shows that regardless of graphics and technology, a "good game" is still a "good game". It works as a nice backdrop for the real star of the game, and that is the excellent gameplay. Story elements are loosely tied together via cut scenes and grand set piece puzzles as you work your way to finding all the pieces of the Scion. As always, the vibe here is very Indiana Jones like, and the exaggerated environments and puzzles you face and ultimately escape will leave you wanting more. Your adventures will take you through the mountain caves of Peru, the cathedrals of Greece, some temples in Egypt, and you even make a stop at the great Pyramid. The main story involves the search for the ?Scion of Atlantis? that Lara and her father spent years searching for. Replacing the once clunky keyboard based controls with the controller centric ones from last year?s well received Tomb Raider Legend makes a huge difference, and even old veterans will want to relive the glory. Anniversary is a re-imagined remake of the original Tomb Raider that we first fell in love with all that time ago. Originally conceived on the PC Lara has always been known for her exploration skills, crafty puzzle solving ability, witty charm, and of course her two best polygonal shaped assets. From sequel after sequel and Hollywood block busters, this girl has been around the block a few times. In her ten year history she has seen many successes, and lived through many failures.
Lara Croft is taking center stage yet again but this time she?s going back to her roots.
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