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75381 reviews (20.5/level)
3662 (99.5%) walkthroughs
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release date: |
21-Apr-2025 |
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# of downloads: |
466 |
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average rating: |
4.65 |
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review count: |
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file size: |
170.00 MB |
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file type: |
TR3 |
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class: |
Desert |
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| Reviewer's comments |
"Back in the Nevada desert, Lara must navigate caves and high security areas both on foot and
the quadbike to steal some bubble tea from the nefarious Tony and Puna. Boxy rooms, bland
lighting, wallpapered or outright missing textures. The challenge of this level would be far
more enjoyable in a beautiful environment. This level features extremely difficult jumps,
some of which are mere trolling banana jumps around blocky corners (why waste players' time?
There's some internal commentary that suggests the author us well aware of negative
reviews). However, there are also some very clever gameplay innovations with tricky
combinations of moves (including one of the best uses of a handstand I've ever seen) and
some fun options on the (buggy) quadbike. I cannot recommend playing this level unless you
enjoy technical challenges that bend physics, but I think it's definitely worth considering
new ways to use old moves like those on display here." - Cbl (11-Feb-2026) |
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| "Tricky jumps are rarely a good thing in a level, and this level apparently loves it so much.
Sorry, but even looking at Adrielvicio's video walkthrough doesn't make me want to finish
this level.
Please stop employing cheap tricky jumps in your levels." - Charles Kane (12-Jan-2026) |
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| "I couldn't yet finish the builder's debut as of yet due to an excessively tricky or even impossible jump, but this one is more playable despite some very tough moments. While the settings are barely inspired and texturing and lighting not really cared of, the game is rather interesting to play mainly due to the very clever usage of the quad bike. The game relies (and difficulty is increased) on some buggy movement of the vehicle, but it was rather nice to work out the various jumps. The prisoner scene is also fairly memorable. On the other hand the boss fight is the easiest ever if you take the quad with you, and there are many moments where you get stuck for good if you leave the quad where you shouldn't. A really mixed experience and one the builder could've definately improved, but I applaud for some really nice ideas in this game. Finished in 30 minutes." - manarch2 (29-Jul-2025) |
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| "1.who drinks bubble tea and where is it in the game!? 2.some keys are not needed or are the same but exist just in case you procceed differently i guess . 3. one bike explosion crashed my pc and restarted it 4. trolled adrielvicio 5. QR code xd ? the first canyon drained itself alone without the levers 6. useless gate opening (next to adriel)for the bike , u can proceed the game through the small corridor with the bike 7. in the pillar room the lever isnt needed for the fire and half the area is a distraction . 8. seriously if there are 6 secrets here i will shave my hair . 9 can someone message whose lvl is black pyramid 1,2 in the description ? 10 . only for experienced raiders , there are 3 mean jumps in this game . Other than these i quite enjoy it , big stepup" - Petaludas (23-Apr-2025) |
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| "While this is admittedly an improvement over
this builder's previous level, it still
contains its fair share of frustrations (and
possibly a couple of bugs and softlocks
too). The Nevada environment is very bland
and repetitively textured and the rooms look
rather square and boxy. But to the level's
credit, the gameplay didn't start out too
badly. With the exception of one absurdly
tricky jump (you can probably corner-bug to
the ledge without missing anything, to be
honest), everything was progressing
relatively smoothly up to the point where
Lara retrieves the quad bike. At which
point, it does go rather downhill. Firstly,
it seems entirely possible to become stuck
if you drive the quad bike into the outdoor
compound area without using a switch down
below in the canyon first. That happened
(unfortunately) to me and my last save was
quite a way back, so I ended up using the
corner-bug to get to the ledge with the
crowbar and continued on. Also, if you leave
the quad bike in that area, slide down and
try to get back up, the ladder that's meant
to let you do so doesn't seem to work
correctly (you can't angle the backflip-roll
enough to avoid the wall). The jump
sequences near the end are excessively
tricky and the final boss seems to be bugged
out. If you kill Tony before starting on
Puna (the one on the throne), the final
artefact doesn't seem to appear. Or maybe
that was the legitimate end. Anyway, there
was no further for me to go so I quit there.
The only other highlight was freeing a load
of prisoners to take down an equal number of
guards. Otherwise, I can't really recommend
this one." - Ryan (21-Apr-2025) |
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