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74162 reviews (20.4/level)
3618 (99.7%) walkthroughs
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30-Nov-2022 |
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# of downloads: |
325 |
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average rating: |
9.15 |
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review count: |
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286.00 MB |
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TR4 |
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Egypt |
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| Reviewer's comments |
"Very fun games, interesting geometry, not really difficult, but kept my attention. I liked
Lara's Mansion almost as much as the game itself ! Winston in the freezer again - LOL" - Juno Jim (25-Feb-2023) |
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| "What a nice two parter Egyptian level, coupled with a long mansion level - they could easily
have been two separate games, and it's still be fine. I liked the settings of the main level
a lot, especially the second part, the atmosphere, the lighting, the lightness, in fact I
didn't really have to check the walkthroughs, excepting parts of the second level because it
was such a huge room. That's a major plus in my book, because I was allowed to have fun.
During the mansion level, I had a TV+net breakdown (I still do, I'm using a hotspot card),
so I didn't check any walkthrough and did it all on my own, even though the level itself is
a bit intricated. That was quite satisfactory. I have no complaints, only praises, hence my
four tens. Very cool and close in atmosphere to the original The Last Revelation." - Jorge22 (26-Jan-2023) |
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| "A very good Egyptian level-set consisting of two big levels and a short epilogue. It has the
best TR4 vibes I've ever seen. I enjoyed the first level, but the second is the highlight of
the adventure. Even if you are not impressed by the first level, keep playing and you'll be
rewarded. The gameplay is good, well balanced and entertaining. Medium difficulty. It took
me around 3.5 hrs to complete, hours well spent. There is also an optional extended home
level for mansion lovers which I enjoyed very much and took me around 3 hours to finish. In
summary, a good game that I heartily recommend." - billie2001 (11-Jan-2023) |
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| "Nice one, a demo that made it to a fully-
fledged adventure and highly enjoyable it is
too. The first section is mainly an
exploration-oriented part, where a keen eye
is often required to spot the next jump or
artefact to pick up. Enemies are fairly
scarce, but some decent trap sequences,
jumping challenges and even an always
enjoyable element puzzle keep gameplay
proceedings spiced up. Level 2 ramps up the
gameplay difficulty noticeably (although
still nothing too difficult for reasonably
experienced raiders) with some nifty lava
rooms to traverse, more sneaky traps and the
undoubted highlight is exploring the
imposing cave with the central structure
from both top to bottom and corner to
corner, it's brilliantly executed and never
tedious. The bonus mansion level isn't what
you'd expect either, and it's definitely one
of the more entertaining visits to Lara's
humble abode. The environments are top-notch
throughout, textures are very pleasing in a
classic sort of way and I had a ball,
basically. Looking forward to (hopefully)
more from these two builders soon." - Ryan (10-Jan-2023) |
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| "This is another in a long line of recent releases that took me seemingly forever to
document in the form of a written walkthrough. Not that I'm complaining, as these three
long and complex levels kept me entertained and occupied such that I was frequently
reluctant to stop after extended stretches to take a break. The house level is a stand-
alone that bears no similarity to the two Egyptian levels. All told, I spent nearly six
total hours here, but much of that time was invested in trying to figure out some of the
nuances of the game. In one of the Egyptian levels there's a timed run for a secret, but
it starts with a cut scene of an area you haven't yet visited, and there's no indication
that the exercise is timed in any event. Furthermore, the timer starts by pushing a button
that doesn't reset, so if you don't get there in time and haven't saved your game, you're
out of luck. In the house level one of the secrets is accessed by doing away with five
objects. They don't all look the same (the first one looks like a frozen bush tucked away
in the maze), and one is eliminated remotely by pushing a button. The other three that you
have to shoot are fairly obvious, but there's no indication that the five are
interrelated, nor is there any visual clue of success once you've dealt with all five of
them. The secret door is either open when you get there, or it's not. If it's not, you
have no clue as to why not. Anyway, it has been so long since I started the game that the
details have already started to grow fuzzy in my mind, but I do remember that I had a
grand time playing these imaginative levels." - Phil (07-Jan-2023) |
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"If you are currently dragging yourself through the rather grungy first level: Ruins Of
The Old Kingdom with its interminable small boxy corridors, you may be asking yourself
"is this really worth it?" Heed the advice of Tuxraider (below) and stick with it because
the second level is so very different and much, much better. Ruins Of The Old Kingdom
could have been excluded but, on the other hand, it does effectively set the scene with
some gameplay that is as close as Tomb Raider ever gets to the real business of Egyptology
- sandy tunnels, dead-ends and modern constructions/scaffolding built by the contemporary
explorers etc, etc. To be honest, the gameplay is okay, and not that hard, it's just too
long for what it is.
The next level Tomb Of Anubis is a real treat for any player as it features a very
voluminous area with many, many features that need to be reached and explored. I think the
first section of Tomb of Anubis, that precedes this big area, could have been incorporated
into the big area itself (as side rooms) to make it even more vast and complex. But that's
a matter of taste, I guess. Not to mention practicality.
There is also a Lara's Home level, but I've only just started this and I feel the Egyptian
levels are really what this release is about.
Recommended to all players, especially lovers of TR4." - Dick (29-Dec-2022) |
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| "I quite appreciated the Egyptian adventure, its first level is like the demo but longer
with new areas interesting to raid. The second one is even better with bigger areas ; the
gameplay in this level is largely based on platforming and it was fun
(except for a dark button placed on a dark wall, this was hard to see). The flimaps are
well excuted , and i appreciated the few spots where the builder was player-friendly on
us. Many different textures have been used throughout these two levels , regardless the
looks and atmopshere are quite correct. The fly-bys also. Then the short boss level
quickly defeated, thanks for that. On the opposite the home level, if technically
competently done , wasn't to my liking as a lot of time was spent here and this time felt
futile. There is a sidecar ride , the unavoidable hedge maze , a training area outside
which is in XXL format , and so forth. It is the type of mansion filled with sometimes
nonsensical tasks and weird placement of objects , as if Lara Croft was a crazy landowner.
Each time she needs to enter into her mansion does she really have to pull underwater
lever then climb a ladder to push a button located above the main entrance ? and that is
just the start.
The rating does not take the mansion level into account. The regular Egyptian adventure is
recommanded." - eRIC (29-Dec-2022) |
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| "Egypt level is ok but not my jam ... I was please to discover a complete Mansion level on
top of it that is very cool!" - Towandaa (21-Dec-2022) |
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| "I'd make the manor shorter and/or more varied, and I would fix lighting as sometimes my eyes struggled. The rest of the game plays and feels consistent. It's a good thing especially for a TR4 fan." - DJ Full (20-Dec-2022) |
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| "The actual game consists of two levels (plus a tiny epilogue level with a boss fight). The additional Lara's Home level, available as separate choice on the game menu, is a huge extra level. All three levels are amazingly different. The first main level is very tight and crammed. The gameplay is as messy as the texturing and architecture. The second main level is much better. Saner texturing and architecture, more space, the gameplay is more directed. The epilogue level was a bit irritating with its invisible walls and its final overly long camera flight, but it serves only to fight a boss-type enemy. Finally, the separate Lara's Home level is almost as big as the two main levels together, and deserves attention. It's very elaborate and reminds me of a simpler The Witch's Tea Party. I found it very fun. To be honest, the home level was more interesting than the first main level. But the second main level is the best level: it's well designed and balanced. The first main level is not bad, it's just that the other levels are better. In summary, even if you share some of my thoughts about the first main level, keep playing to see the second main level, and don't forget to play the home level too." - tuxraider (19-Dec-2022) |
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| "After playing the demo I was eagerly awaiting the release of this level. While the first
level of the main release was a little different to the demo I was not disappointed with the
outcome! Had a blast playing this level set and the fact you basically get another level
(Lara's Home) as a bonus is awesome too. I honestly reckon the builders could have got away
with releasing the Main Levels and the Home level separately! Gameplay was engaging and
enjoyable, it looked great and music was well implemented with some pretty cool choices of
music put in there. Would definitely recommend to anyone thinking of giving this level a go!" - Feats (13-Dec-2022) |
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| "What a treat this was. Great gameplay - like a best of TR4 in short. This is a 3 level set,
two large main levels then a boss level, followed by a separate, gorgeous Lara's home
section. The first main game level features lots of interlinking rooms, but did at least
find smart ways to let you link back to earlier areas (sort of like TR2 design). The second
level brings in massive rooms that are intimidating and very well built. Level difficulty is
similar to the main TR4 game, and multiple secrets keep you on your toes (Important note -
the secret count per level is shown on the pause menu, so for example in level 1, there are
11 secrets rather than 11 across the set). One small point knocked off for some of the
textures, which look at times like they'll do something but turn out not to. A very minor
niggle, this set is great and well worth your time. This took me between 3-4 hours and I got
about half of the available secrets. Fab!" - TubThumper (09-Dec-2022) |
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| "A really great level set from what appears to be first-time or almost first-time builders,
which also includes the best Lara's Home level I have played. In the first level the map was
cleverly tight and interconnected, where as in the 2nd & Home levels the wide open expansive
locations viewed from a high-up perch was very impressive without much, if any, distance
pruning. Lots of lovely custom objects and textures were nicely applied. Secrets were
particularly well placed. The Elysium level was the only slight disappointment with hints of
other possible areas to explore after disposing of the level boss with tunnels leading into
the platform but blocked by invisible walls. Also quite dark in places but a tweak of the
gamma and all was good. Overall a fantastic effort worthy of 10s." - Adrian (07-Dec-2022) |
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