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1221 levels rated >= 8
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06-Apr-2020 |
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# of downloads: |
102 |
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average rating: |
8.22 |
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review count: |
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file size: |
84.90 MB |
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file type: |
TR4 |
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| Reviewer's comments |
"I like this cute cozy twisted geometry and I wasn't stuck even though textures are plenty, since the game always managed to point me in the correct direction - the only place too hard for my standard was the Movie Ticket gate, for you might not even know of its existence since it's very much unlike the starter points for other challenges included. Also all this pickup hunt and for no ending? Way to go lol... Even if it's a single episode, it should have some conclusion. LONG especially with my compulsion to check every pillar, but you don't have to do the same... therefore QUITE LONG but still recommended." - DJ Full (20-Nov-2023) |
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| "Certainly the best of the first three levels by the builder but seriously lacking in terms of structure, both in terms of architecture and gameplay. I found the looks to be pretty decent with good usage of sounds, cameras, texturing and lighting and some nice outstanding areas but in the end it was all... tiresome. Too much of the same and those blueish rooms at the end were the only distraction from the same colour scheme I grew weary of. Gameplaywise there are certainly nice ideas like creative usage of traps, a few block and letter puzzles and the occasional timed run, but there's way, wayyy too much climbing, shimmying, crawling ... this game is simply too long and too much for it's own good and if it had been cut to, say, half of the time, the more fluent and creative parts would've been more enjoyable. Also there is a high amount of enemies to be dealt with, but too little variety and the encounters become more and more predictable and repetitive. The secrets are nicely hidden and object design is okay too. All in all not bad but also a good example that sometimes less is more. Finished in 1:45 hours." - manarch2 (15-Nov-2020) |
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| "What a level so loooong and complex! The first part was really bad for me: backtracking, too many traps, too many cracks, too many crawlspaces, too many ladders... all in small rooms with no many hints to properly advance; an "obscure" and slow gameplay without fun. But once you reach the cathedral things change: Lara will run and jump a bit more, there are more entertaining tasks, there are larger areas and the gameplay is more fluid. Much better. At least there are enough pickups and well balanced enemies, the timed runs were not too tight for me, I found many helping cameras in this second part and the musics are well used too. Really a solid level with a good architecture and design, but not very friendly for many players." - Jose (18-Jul-2020) |
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| "Phew, I’m glad there was a walkthrough available by the time I got round to playing this, or I’m not sure I would have had the patience to finish it. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a good level in many respects, but the areas are large and confusing so having access to the walkthrough does prevent a great deal of ‘headless chicken’ moments. The All Hallows settings are nicely rendered, although I’ve always found them somewhat dark and forbidding for my tastes. Gameplay is nicely varied with some quite challenging puzzles, traps and timed runs and masses of SAS hanging around. Luckily, medipacks, shotgun and uzi ammo are generously supplied, plus grenades, which I never got round to using. In summary, overall I enjoyed this a lot, but I shall definitely not attempt the follow up level before the walkthrough comes out!" - Jay (25-May-2020) |
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| "This is a well-conceived and well-executed level, one that
should take the better part of three hours to complete, but
to me it wasn't much fun to play for three reasons. First,
even though more than enough flares are provided (I had 140
in my inventory at the end), the surroundings are much too
dark and somber for my taste, particularly with those pools
of deadly black water scattered about willynilly. I've never
found it appealing to be stumbling about in the darkness
constantly wondering if the next step is to be my last. The
builder has today released a continuation level, and judging
from the screenshots it appears we're about to be treated to
more of the same. Too bad. Second, the ring menu with its
spinning compass is more than annoying, because in this game
the pervasive darkness forces the player to be more
conscious than usual of Lara's proper orientation,
particularly if the player is relying on the walkthrough (as
I was), and when you bring up the compass you always have to
wait for the damn thing to stop spinning so you can read it.
Finally, the frequent and gratuitous remote cameras really
got on my nerves, especially near the end where they seemed
to be the norm and not the exception. These major gripes
having been noted, I wish to end this review on a positive
note by repeating that the builder has planned this raid
with insightful care and forethought. The surroundings
reminded me of Justin's earliest levels and gave me a little
burst of nostalgia. Still, I know that the builder is
capable of giving us well lighted and attractive
environments, as he has done so before and I wish he would
again." - Phil (11-May-2020) |
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| "Well, this certainly feels like All Hallows after an
earthquake, a river of solid gold, a flood of oil, a rain of
boxes, and been occupaid by an army of mercenaries using it as
a secret base. Yes, that intense this level is. Still, I have
my fun here. The soundtrack is pretty interesting, most of the
tracks are from the original games but slightly modified.
Plenty of cameras are used to enhance the game, and it's very
well done but the fixed cameras often get in the way of the
player. Ammo and medipacks are abundant and truly needed to
deal with all the shooters. Gameplay is very dinamic, with
varied tasks and a couple of good puzzles. Lighting is good
and textures very well applied. My only advice: sometimes less
is more. This level is quite long and has too much of
everything, it may overwhelm some players, but the TR3
Cathedral fans will definitely enjoy it. Recommended." - Feder (13-Apr-2020) |
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| "What a beast of an adventure! I've always had a case of being mystified by the far too short-lived Stonemason and All Hallows section from TR3, so it was a delight to see a new release with that theme. This classic styled TR3 inspired adventure starts off in smaller, self-contained areas as it slowly begins growing in scope and taking the player through uniquely shaped areas. While the architecture seemed bizarre in the initial areas, I became entranced by a mixture of environments that fit a library, a museum, churches, industrial canals, storage stockpiles, and even a movie theater into a single setting. With this wide mix of room styles the platforming was varied and kept me interested in exploring and wanting to discover more. At the same time, I did not feel overwhelmed by the scope of the map and thought there was a logical progression to the exploration and tasks. A healthy mix of evading traps, timed sequences, and logical puzzles involving ordinal ciphers keep things interesting. I would give higher marks if some of the sound issues could have been taken care of, as a few sound effects are broken or missing in a few places. Thankfully the sound effect mishaps are not annoying and fairly minor in the grand scheme of things. The object selection was very fitting and faithful to the TR3 themes present in this level, particularly the lasers were used effectively to create appropriate tensity that enhanced platforming. I overall enjoyed the texture and lighting work in this level. At times I thought that some of the interactive surface choices, mostly the solid gold monkey swings were a little odd, but as the author communicated that expectations earlier on in the level it wasn't a detractor. Compared to the author's previous work this is an absolute improvement over what came before. I thought the ending to this was unfortunately too abrupt and sudden, but the author is teasing a continuation that hopefully will come. I ended up spending almost 3 hours here, and definitely recommend this adventure." - Relic Hunter (10-Apr-2020) |
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| "Good grief, that was one lengthy adventure
(150 minutes long, I tell you)! It can
essentially be divided into two distinct
sections with the first being set inside
some sort of excavation site and the
second (and much lengthier) section being
situated in an immense, lofty cathedral
area. Many of the gameplay in this level
could have been split into multiple TR4
files, but the builder undoubtedly
deserves kudos for managing to keep track
of what he built into a single file and
for ensuring that progression never
becomes tedious. The exploration factor
(as you traverse the same areas but from
numerous directions) is quite neatly
utilised and the puzzles alongside them
(particularly the brilliant alphabet
puzzles) are brilliantly done. The
atmosphere and texturing is also nicely
done, with music tracks being used well to
complement the settings, although I could
have done with fewer SAS attacks and fixed
camera angles throughout (as the former
were a bit too repetitive although plenty
of armament and health is provided, and
the latter were rather too irritating).
Still, this is a quantum leap from this
builder's earlier effort and absolutely
deserves a playthrough if you're up for
it. The ending also promises a
continuation..." - Ryan (10-Apr-2020) |
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| "Here we have lots of gold, spikes, and bookshelves. I can only imagine how long of a ladder someone would need to reach some of these books! I appreciated the word puzzles, I haven't seen something like that before, although I would have preferred words with less letters. I was a bit baffled by the amount of fixed cameras used (with no timer), and while some of them are helpful, most of them get in the way after a while. The level seems to have too much content, as some stretchy polygons filled the screen a few times I loaded a game, thankfully it was relatively rare. With tons of traps to dodge and enemies to fight, there is a lot to keep the player entertained. 2 hours 57 minutes." - JesseG (09-Apr-2020) |
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