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| Reviewer's comments |
"Thought for some reason that Feder , release tr2 engines games only but then i played this tr3 and i was even more amazed .. more of a fan for this one , i can say .. totally worth playing this one , very polished , many various places , even greater secrets , long and enjoyable adventure . cant tell any part that annoyed me .. u want coastal vibes ? u want cathedral level ? u want floating kinda level ? u want vci ? how about a city ? Everything is here.. ima go straight to the newest tr3 release!
So well done Feder" - Petaludas (14-Jul-2023) |
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| "One of the best trle's i have ever played. Probaably my favourite to be honest. The atmosphere, the gameplay, the puzzles, everything was perfect. Its a very difficult levelset but enjoyable nonetheless. I give it a 10/10." - Sabbath (12-May-2023) |
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| "Another amazing set of levels from Feder, there's not really much I can add that other
reviewers have already praised. Each level has a totally unique design, gameplay is
challenging but never confusing. My personal favourites were the Cathedral and Abyss
levels. If you are a fan of Feder's other levels then don't miss this." - Passalaqua (07-Jul-2021) |
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| "Everything about this game is just soo good! The level design, puzzles, visuals,
lighting, atmosphere, textures, everything! So far the best TRLE I've ever played and so
far the only one I've replayed more than 2 times. :D" - Nickelony (04-Jun-2021) |
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| "First of all, love this level set - feels like a sequel to TR3 Gold, lets call
Templar's secret TR3 Platinum. I enjoyed it very much.
Gameplay and Puzzles - The puzzles were fair and creative for the most part, and I
really enjoyed myself figuring things out. The only problem I had was the floating
island puzzle/ platforming section. Took me many attempts to figure out, I ended up
closing the game (rage quitting) and came back to it a month later because of it. But
all in all, the gameplay was very good.
Enemies, Objects and Secrets - What can i say, all these points are fantastic, I
didn't have a problem with them. I especially liked the placements of some secrets, I
felt really clever after i was able to find them on my own (I like feeling clever).
Atmosphere, Sound and Cameras - Felt like TR3, this already a big plus for me.
Lighting and Textures - The lighting and textures were consistent and well placed.
Very believable world was crafted here.
Conclusion: Loved this level, I look forward to more TR3 based levels by Feder in
future." - JimmyBeon (04-Jun-2021) |
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| "First off, a suggestion for players. The game comes pre-configured and one of the settings is that the Gamma is set to 10, I would highly recommend cranking that setting down a lot so that you can enjoy more of the colorful lighting. Between that and the strong architecture this is a visually strong levelset, the only thing holding it back is that some specific areas are very wallpapered, particularly in the Templar's Cathedral. These eight levels have a lot of enjoyable content, including combat against a wide variety of enemies, pushblock puzzles, timed runs, some tricky platforming, an entire level incentivizing stealth (something the TR3 engine is surprisingly good at), manipulating that electric motor thing that runs around, switch puzzles, plenty of traps to dodge, and two boss fights across a variety of VCI, Highland Fling, and Reunion inspired environments. The only criticisms I have are a few missing camera cues, and the use of opaque traversable curtains. Really great adventure overall. 4 hours 59 minutes." - JesseG (22-Mar-2021) |
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| "This is a perfect example of what
the old TR3 engine can do. We often
get criticized of building with this
engine, but as a TR3 builder, I
enjoy and appreciate what it offers.
Let's talk about the game. What I
liked most was the architecture of
the levels and the colorful
lighting, even if sometimes feels a
bit strange to see color in many
places and there are some sudden
cuts to where the rooms are
connected and on some walls. The
author could fix that. It doesn't
destroy the atmosphere, but it bugs
me when I spot them and there were
plenty of them. The areas are well
designed and the gameplay is pretty
much straightforward with a lot of
backtracking, especially in the
first levels. It is more about
exploring and the usual search for
the lever or the key. Sometimes I
got a bit lost, till I could recall
where was the closed door or the
keyhole, but that's not a bid deal
if you like exploring well crafted
places. There where some sort of
stealth parts that I liked a lot,
but the enemies can't see you if you
are standing in front of them and
there is a window between you, which
felt kinda strange. I liked the use
of TR5 objects and enemies and I
enjoyed the electrical panel puzzle,
but the pushblock could be shorter,
as the pushblock in the office level
(if I am not mistaken), which was
pretty obvious what to do, but it
takes a lot of time to complete it.
What I found needed for this game
was the action. The traps and the
jump sequences are good, but I
preffer more challenging adventures.
Also, I don't get why the author
decided to use HD textures and some
very old in the same rooms. That's
the biggest deal for me. I mean,
come on, there is excellent
architecture, nice ideas, good
lighting and seeing these pretty bad
textures (like TR3's libraries or
even older textures) made me feel
confused. We are not back at 90s or
2000. There are many nice textures
out there. Why use the old ones.
Same thing in the floating island
level. It was a very good level
(especially when the giant boulder
broke the floor), but these old
textures... Should this prevent you
from not playing it? By no means.
The levelset is awesome. Good
atmosphere and some new adds, even
for a TR3 level,even though the
alive statues didn't work very well
and it is almost impossible to touch
you. I am glad I played a such a
good levelset. Please next time add
some more challenge and epicness. My
best part was the fight with Tony. I
wish I used him like this in my old
TR3 levelset. Definitely a must
play." - Sarikman (18-Feb-2021) |
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| "A brilliant masterpiece, through and through. As I mentioned in my review for the "beta" version, I felt that was a wrong choice of words and in hindsight perhaps "demo" would have been more suitable. Four of the levels here come from the earlier release, a couple of them have just minor differences as far as I could remember, but then the third turns into a whole new beast beyond the initial areas. Instead of leading you to the cathedral, we now take a quick detour through SLInc, which was pretty neat, and then onto a spooky island. Lots of activities to do in all levels and the author is quite reasonable by making your next goals always clear enough. The labyrinth puzzle of doors and marked buttons has been replaced with a "leap of faith" challenge, but I'm not quite sure it's an improvement as the original challenge was nicely laid out. We venture through a mystic portal to a Floating Islands style level, with bold pink and red hues to it (kinda looked like bubblegum, but I really liked the overall aesthetics). After retrieving the sought-after prize, we return to a now ruined cathedral, which was also an amazing attention to detail. Speaking of which, there are so many little touches spread out through these levels, such as a rolling boulder opening a massive hole on a floor or skeletons awaiting for their call, you can tell how much care went into its design. On top of it all is the great selection of audio tracks; I personally loved the subtle changes to the background audio used in Edge of the World, making it all the more mystical. The only real issue I ran into was a flimsy trapdoor, in Forgotten Island, which apparently inherited the triangular collision from the floor tile directly below it, but otherwise, top scores across the board. Thank you, Feder! 4h20min, 3 secrets. 03/20" - Treeble (22-Mar-2020) |
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| "I know the rating may seem like hyperbole, but overall I
really enjoyed this complex, tightly design package with
a great sense of aesthetic and compelling atmosphere, the
original beta levels were improved and some parts
streamlined and the new levels are a lot of fun, with a
nice scope and interesting progression (do yourself a
favor and lower the gamma levels to 1, the game provides
more than enough flares and it really enhances the
atmosphere!), this level is proof that with talent you
don't need a fancy next-gen engine to pull off a good
project, Feder proves to us that non-TR4 based games can
be just as good and immersive.
Side Note: I dislike rating system's like this since they
don't actually represent what I truly feel about a
level(set), like in another one of feder's levels I gave
it a perfect score, however that doesn't mean I think it
is a perfect level without flaws, just that I really
enjoyed it." - SeniorBlitz (08-Jan-2020) |
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| "This was a treat to play! The game was full of puzzles,
exploration, unique enemies... never a dull moment, and
always a challenge. Some parts had the classic tomb raider
feel, which is always an accomplishment in my book. I
especially enjoyed the final sections of the game, being
transported to a stunning "underworld" and then resurfacing
with the artifact. The final room was especially great; I
really felt like the adventure had completed." - dragooncroft (27-Sep-2019) |
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| "This could easily beat any original TR game. This is one one
of the best TRLE games ever made, if not the absolute best!" - Raider (20-Jul-2019) |
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| "As I really like TR3 (my favourite TR game) I’m always looking for great
TR3 custom levels to play and this one is absolutely superb. Everything is
well crafted and designed and well worth downloading. Highly
recommended." - StormChaser (20-Apr-2019) |
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| "Another very complete game and surely one of the best unofficial engine levels released until now. All levels are done with enough care and I really liked the progression through this set with a very neatly implemented storyline. The gameplay is always fluent and enjoyable, there's hardly a thing to critisize here except of maybe the lack of more clever puzzles on the occasion; that electricity machine puzzle in the third level was excellent in that regard so maybe more of this? I also thought that with all the ammo provided there could've been even more enemies, especially in the last level. Secrets are well hidden and rewarding (except that you can't use most of the ammo later). All levels have a great atmosphere and it even gets better when you adapt the brightness, I think the additional colour lighting is best fitting to gamma settings of 3 or less, it might look awkward if the levels are too bright though. The texturing is quite good overall, despite some still existent wallpaper walls and minor cracks which do not disturb seriously, the builder can really do magic to the old engine and I have the feeling that levels of him using the TR 4 engine might lack the unique charm which is present here. Very well done overall and highly recommended - ah, and it took me 3:05 hours to finish this game." - manarch2 (30-Mar-2019) |
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| "Anytime I think it's not possible in a TR2 or TR3 engine, Feder proves I'm wrong and this is probably his master example. Every level is inspiring with primitive stuff used in a clever way, both for creative progress and confusion/softlock reduction. All environments make sense, some of them are outstandingly inviting, packed with belonging life and often even customized like never before, but never with the feeling of being overdone. The only major design I don't agree with is parallel paths so you're not able to see 100% of the game without reloading - but it's a matter of style, I guess. Details I stored in a video review but that's for the builder... to the players I'll just say this levelset could be an official Tomb Raider Gold and if I was in charge at Eidos I would accept it as such. Congratulations." - DJ Full (13-Mar-2019) |
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| "I was part of the betatester's team, I betatested the Edge of the Abyss level, and ... I was very, very impressed, yet that time! And after having played the entire experience I was very, very delighted too.
It is probably the greatest Tr3 level I had ever played, the gameplay is never boring, the secrets are very rewarding and fascinating, the atmosphere is incredible and the texturing too!
A must play, I personally consider this game as another expansion of the original Tomb Raider 3 - as also the lost artifact was kinda better than the game though -. Wolfy Regards." - Wolf7 (06-Mar-2019) |
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"This review from me comes really late because I pushed
playing this away from me for a bit, it's TR3 based and
TR3 is not exactly my favorite Tomb Raider. However it's
by Feder, so it has to be good right? And holy shit was
that feeling right. The Screenshots here look kinda
boring, but this set of levels is insanely good. Some
creators here tend to have really pretty levels, but the
level design and general flow is kinda lacking. Well not
here. I'm not sure, I've ever given the full 10 points in
every category for a level or set of levels, but this
deserves it. Art AND Gameplay are beyond excellent. If
you haven't already, give this a try, this has been so
good, that it might change my opinion about TR3
completely, this set of levels has shows me what you can
do in TR3 and it is gooood.
In terms of graphics and textures Feder always knocks it
right out of the park. I don't know how he does it, but
everything is super pretty AND varied. I will have to
talk about all the levels because they are THAT DAMN
GOOD. You will travel through the Streets (not just
rooftops) of Paris first, and it actually feels like
you are strolling through the neighbourhood. Little
apartments can be entered and all of them contain lots of
custom objects like furniture and special drapes, there
is even a little Cafe, it is so cool. I cried a little
when this level ended because I wanted more of it. Next
is the Museum and holy god is this detailed. After
playing Lud's Gate in Vanilla TR3 I was a bit sad that
there wasn't as much actual gameplay in the museum, this
level rectifies that. It is about an hour of pure Museum
gameplay, even bringing TR3 gameplay mechanics of stealth
into the mix. The Third level is the Industrial
Zone which sounds like a Zone in Sonic the Hedgehog,
similar to that game it is an industry level, having all
kinds of industry things. Combining elements from TR3
London levels and TR2 Offshore Rig levels, pretty clever
but really difficult. Sophia's Office is a short
Office level, similar to "Behind Closed Doors" with all
the things you want to find in an office. Then you are
entering a Forgotten Island which is pretty genius
in terms of art direction. It contains elements from
Nevada Desert, Jungle, Coastal Village and Crash Side to
create a foresty island, something I have not seen before
anywhere in Tomb Raider vanilla or TRLE. This level has a
quad bike in it, which I do not love, but it is done well
enough in this level. You will then find the Templar's
Cathedral which is not just a pretty ruined castle
level, in places it is also plenty scary with old traps
and spiders. And it has custom enemies, the dead are
rising from their graves! Really good experience. After
this level you will find another 2 levels. The last one I
won't discuss too much because it is very short, but of
note is the one before that: Edge of the Abyss is
maybe one of the, if not THE best TR3 level I have
ever played. It will invoke your TR2 nostalgia in more
than one way, sporting a remixed soundtrack as well as
demonic corpses hanging out of walls. This level's
architecture and atmosphere is so spooky it is downright
cruel. You could cut this level out of the entire set,
and this alone would get you 10 out of 10 points. This
level and the entire set are so good, I feel like I'm
going to replay it next week, maybe stream it. If Tomb
Raider Custom Level culture were as big as the SMW Hack
community then I would totally start speedrunning this
set. Yes, it is that good." - The Snarky Lesbian (28-Feb-2019) |
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| "One of the best I have done. I really felt like i was
playing a real Tomb Raider game. The levels are smart and
nicely created. The puzzles are nice but i decided to give
it a 9 because there were just a few times when i didn't
know where to go due to bad level design.. but again, it
happened just about one or two times. When it comes to
enemies and objects, i think they're really great. They fit
in the game in a way that you know why they're here and why
they look the way they do. What i mean is they're not just
random. And that's really nice. I didn't get all of the
secrets but whenever i did find one, i felt like i was
being rewarded for exploring. The levels are very good
looking and they all have an identity, an atmosphere and
they are charming i must say.. especially the ones on the
island. I highly recommend this." - Nephilim (03-Feb-2019) |
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| "A concrete Tomb Raider game, made of gameplay and atmosphere. There are several aspects that make this series of levels one of the best productions ever published. The structure of the levels and especially the accurate planning of the game experience can be put on the same level of an official spin-off of Tomb Raider 3. Made with low-resolution original textures, decorative-only objects in the scene and without enhanced moves for Lara, the aspect that necessarily emerges more is right the gameplay. The structure of the levels is well planned, taking in account the possible game experiences of both relaxed users and hardcore gamers at the same time, without too obvious areas or too frustrating parts. The level of challenge is similar to the one felt in Tomb Raider 3, that makes the game really tricky sometimes, but intuitive and with helpful camera views, as well as optional doors to reconnect the paths (avoiding brackbacks). The sensation of rewarding after having surpassed a difficult area is granted for everyone and the skills of the gamer are often repayed by useful collectibles and often exclusive secrets that only really suspicious observers can find. The placing of the ammo/medikits/flares/weapons is well balanced. The user will need to choose if to use a medikit or a more powerful weapon in every situation, because the ammo and the medikits aren't too many and this makes them a good reward during the game (still without concrete worries of running out of them). In 8 levels it has been possible to place all the TR3 weapons (except harpoon) giving them a sense and a context, with proper enemies. Unexpectedly, flares become really a needed tool, and this is a rare example of custom level that gives them a real usage, instead of being just optional to the guns to enlight dark areas. During the course of the levels, the new unlocked reacheable areas are never too many nor too big, without intersecting too much with the previous tasks, and so keeping a nice balance between non-linear and non-openworld settings, letting the user explore the new areas with freedom and without big worries about past unexplored paths, closed doors or missed opportunities. The areas are never too little and dense or too vaste and empty. There is an harmonious level of interactivity and space to breath, without forgetting the atmosphere. Over than this, almost all the areas are usually reconnected each other at the end, avoiding backtracking and confusion (still granting some welcomed "getting lost" feelings and doubts when it comes to proceed). The adventure changes a lot of environments with harmony and without making the user bored of the same style. It goes from urban and modern environments to pacific islands and finally to a cathedral and supernatural sceneries. For what it concerns the atmosphere, there is a permanent "darkness" everywhere, even in the pacific island. The colors are well composed and never mono-color. In the urban areas, the outside zone is often blue/green (with some rain) while the interiors are warm, with carpets, marble and noisy wood. This same care of these details is applied all over the levels. The general feelings of the game experience are organized in a climax, that starts with a relaxing feeling of comfortableness, then everything slowly becomes more dangerous, until it becomes obscure, supernatural and cursed. All this climax of weirdness ends with a perfect last part of immense relief, peace and satisfaction, with a blue sky, unoffensive fallen ruins and a friendly helicopter that makes all this anguishing nightmare coming back to the normality. This game is really inspired, well planned, and entertaining. A piece of quality. I never given 10/10/10/10 before." - dinne (25-Jan-2019) |
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| "I find myself in something of a quandary when reviewing
anything other than a TR4 release. Do I apply the standards
applicable to TR4 levels, which would of necessity result in
something less than perfect scores due to the vast
inferiority of the TR2 and TR3 textures, or do I compare a
given TR3 release, say, with the existing pool of TR3
releases? I'm still not sure what the "correct" answer is,
but for better or for worse I've opted for the former
position. There are a few accomplished builders, such as
Feder, who for some reason do not like to work with the TR4
engine. That's their choice, but one of the consequences of
that choice is scores that are likely less than would be the
case if the more modern tools had been used. All of this
having been said, I found this multi-level series to be
quite engrossing and challenging, with many different looks
and a variety of things to do, enemies to conquer and traps
to avoid. My total playing time was just over seven hours,
so there's a great deal to keep the player occupied, almost
as much as in a full commercial game. Dutchy has provided a
detailed walkthrough that documents the alternate routes
that can be taken on occasion to reach a given objective,
affording the player the option of trying both ways by
saving before getting started. Some of the tasks are quite
difficult to master, but I managed to get all the way
through without having to resort to any of the provided
savegames. Feder has proven that he's one of the best
builders out there. I wish he would now turn his attention
to the TR4 engine, which I'm sure would be a blessing to us
all." - Phil (11-Jan-2019) |
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| "Perhaps it doesn't deserve a 10 in all fields, but in a global view this is a fantastic TR3 adventure very worth to play I enjoyed a lot. I only can say the same what I said when reviewing the beta release so you can read my comments there. In this final version I found better and fresh puzzles, and the Abyss level is not for beginners, but all the tasks were always doable for me with no much backtracking and a excellent design. Extraordinary work, Feder!" - Jose (09-Jan-2019) |
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"This is a TR3 set with eight levels split across two main "episodes", with the first four maps having a heavy urban/modern style, and the latter half being an island with original design based on multiple classic themes. The general visual standards are high with interesting geometry and good object use. There's also great use of edited material and textures to create themes and objects that feel fresh despite being based on old content (especially as it makes the mix of multiple different texture sets feel very natural). The occasional area is a bit blander, but given the more limited engine it's working with it's amoung the best in that regard.
The gameplay is also very good, with a variety of styles, various puzzles and non-standard tasks. It even includes the TR3 feature of the occasional mutually exclusive path split, adding some extra replay value. One level is also based on optional stealth segments. One or two tasks were a little weaker than others, and one push-block felt a bit too hidden, but overall it stays constantly engaging. There's even a couple of TR3 bosses included. Feder has gradually become one of the best designers of non-TR4 custom maps, and this set continues that trend. It's probably a contender for the best non-TR4 map set around." - Mman (30-Nov-2018) |
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| "I join in the praise of other comments. I do not play a lot of levels like tr3, but I recognize that it has thrilled me. I do not know at all the way of building a tr3, but it is really well done. I only regret the long endless ladders and maybe also the lack of ammunition. To kill the boss in his throne, it was quite long and difficult, I think that if I had recovered all the secrets (that half of found) I would have done better. Congratulations to the author." - Drakan (10-Nov-2018) |
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| "This is probably the the highest standard
that can be reached using the TR3 engine,
so the builder should be commended for
doing a good job here. Throughout these
eight levels, you get to travel to a
variety of different locations, from some
Parisian streets (including a museum and
laboratory offices), to a forgotten island
in an unknown location, then onwards to an
impressive cathedral before Lara escapes
with the Spear of Destiny. The
surroundings are extremely well presented
for this engine, music is used well to aid
the atmosphere and the gameplay is
consistently engaging and packs quite a
challenge, while never becoming
frustrating. I did manage to miss at least
one secret (or maybe more), but that just
means that they were extremely well
hidden. I absolutely loved the experience
here and I recommend it highly." - Ryan (27-Oct-2018) |
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| "What an amazing tr3 adventure set in various locations all full of surprising moments, excellent puzzles, creative ideas and perfect atmosphere which drags you in, though I think that those two short levels inbetween are a bit dull in gameplay and visual aspects, but those are really minor weaknesses and don`t really matter because the main levels are always lenghty and never boring, always exciting and I think that the author used the dxtre3d editor to alsmost its full potential he even included two possible ways in one of the levels both containing same amount of secrets and speaking about secrets I can tell just one word: masterpiece! This is exactly how secrets should be hidden, this is exactly how classic styled levels should be like, its "only" tr3 engine but Feder showed us that it is still possible to create enjoyable game even in older editors, even not using fancy TRNG features. Though music is nice even background sound effects are fitting to the surroundings but I think some music pieces are a bit out of place and not really fitting, maybe because the whole adventure looks so nicely tr3-ish that those tr4 and tr5 music pieces and even some not TR soundtracks didn`t really fit into this game. To conclude, this is really amazing adventure which all tr3 lovers should play, well it should not even be missed by any tr lover. My statistics: playtime 5:20, secrets 25/25, medipacks used 2.5" - OverRaider (27-Oct-2018) |
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| "Templar secret in the fixated version. A series of levels built on the basis of the legendary TR 3 with references to the TRAOD museum. We fight against SL INC Sophia in search of a lost relic.Many rooms with puzzles and secrets. An old-fashioned gameplay, sometimes repetitive but effective, with external jumps, switches that open doors, keys to look for, enemies to guard, blocks to move, windows to break, tunnels to go and sub water corridors in the best tradition tombraider of the first episodes 1997 - 99. Optimally built the search for 25 secrets in 8 levels. A pleasant return to the past,revised and increased in the general plot by the author." - Roberto (20-Oct-2018) |
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| "Great aventure ! This set of levels is very well made ,
the difficulty level being almost right for me (only at
the end of the Edge of Abyss , the timed trapdoors gave
me some trouble). Mostly the progression is very fluent
with a few more subtle moments, and inspired as you won't
encounter twice the same idea in the very intelligent and
varied progression well balanced with exploration ,
enemies, actions , traps and puzzles. Excellent
atmosphere also. Feder has added some other musics to the
usual TR3 audios, also i appreciated the good work done
with the texturing, or with some of the enemies (the
knights placed in the shiva slot or the shootable
skeletons). I wonder if it is possible to come up with
something better with the TR3 engine, probably not. I
know I missed a few areas and half of the secrets but
that will be for another play (yep Templars secret has
great replay value). I don't give 10 marks easily but
this game is worth it (and it's easy to do just this when
i see some of the top rated TR4 customlevels released
recently that can't compare to the amount of fun received
while playing Templars secret)." - eRIC (18-Oct-2018) |
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| "As I started playing this a sense of dejavu overtook me as I was sure I had seen these strrets before so I checked Feder's levels and yes, I had played the beta release of this consisting of only four levels some six months ago. Remembering the angst from that game and how hopelessly lost I became i gave this the ultimate test and decided to play without consulting a walk through to see if Feder had actually listened to the complaints raised in the reviews and lo and behold he had. I managed to stumble my way through this entire level set without the walk through so hats off to Feder. Sure, I missed many a secret but that's ok as they are and should be a reward for effort, not a way forward in the level. This is a MUCH better release than the first and the raiding is true raiding with difficult but not impossible jumping sequences, timed runs and puzzles. My favourite was the floating islands type level. Textures are really really good considering this is a TR3 level set. I spent five and a half hours here. I really cannot fault this and can only imagine the work that went into it. Well done lad and a perfect score is well deserved." - Torry (17-Oct-2018) |
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| "Well, this one is a must for any TR3 fans out there. It's
an 8 level set that takes you from Paris (and jumping on
rooftops) to meeting some of Lara's most classic enemies
(no, not Willard the Spider) and finding the item of your
quest, the Spear of Destiny, while adventuring in a
museum, an industrial area, Sophia's office, some
forgotten island, the Templar's cathedral and cleverly
designed floating isles style level. It's well worth it
and enough player friendly so that you'll never be
actually stuck (except for a specific fight at the end of
the penultimate level in which I had to make do with
pistols because, well, at least I didn't find enough
ammo, nor the bazooka, nor enough medipacks to get me
through without some resilience). The atmosphere is
great, especially in the (creepy) sounds department, even
though I thought the lighting could have been more
inspired. It flows pretty well and there's never a dull
moment. It's all actually rather professional. So, yes,
recommended without a doubt." - Jorge22 (15-Oct-2018) |
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| "I'm still surprised that there are designers who can go
beyond the limitations and capabilities of an engine as
old as it is TR3.
This excellent adventure has everything in favor. The
diversity of scenarios that make the plot and the central
story of the game, as the details that give a lot of
originality to each of the levels.
Something new is the use of design programs such as
metaSeq to customize objects to the needs of engine
adaptation.
A combination of cameras, triggers and effects to create
even more original situations than those that have
already been seen in the original games.
The gameplay is normal, there are no moments where you
ponds and you can not continue. And the points of return
are well done without having to have the need to retrace
long stretches.
The variety of weapons and vehicles is well implemented.
The story gets exciting in the last levels of the game,
when one is increasingly aware of the outcome. The point
against may have to do with lighting.
The dxTre3d editor never had a good lighting module and
therefore may not finish the levels of being at 10
points. Anyway, the saga could easily be a Gold version
of TR3. The best work done for Tomb Raider 3 so far!" - DaroRaider (12-Oct-2018) |
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| "It's for me a very good levelset.
A bit like if you play and official TR3GOLD adventure.
The first part in Paris is very well done and have challenging and fun gameplay.
The first level is my personnal level of the Paris aeras because I have liked jump through buildings and houses.
It remember a bit the Paris level of Tomb Raider Requiem I have really liked too ... so it was a pleasure to discovered a new level with this kind of atmosphere.
The second part in the lost island was very impressive.
There are an amanzing quad sequence through canyon, water, church buildong, ...
The rest inside the cathedral is awsome, specially the doomed world and the textures of Reunion level of tr3Gold.
I have enjoyed encounter boss of the official tr3 level like the india one and the pacific one.
It was a great pleasure to kill them again lol.
I can just conclude if you search a good tr3 unofficial levels, this level is certainly for you.
Very recommended !!!!" - Bigfoot (08-Oct-2018) |
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| "One of the longest custom level sets I've ever played. From beginning to end this was a really fun adventure with good level variety. Enemies, puzzles & game play are all nicely done. There were few texture glitches, but nothing too bothersome. Atmosphere & Sound are all good adding to the overall feel of the game. All in all, a very well put together custom build with Feder showing excellent skills and imagination. Thanks Feder for the hours of fun; awesome job :)" - Cerebralfire (01-Oct-2018) |
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