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74570 reviews (20.5/level)
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07-Aug-2025 |
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average rating: |
9.67 |
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238.00 MB |
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TR1 |
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South America |
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| Reviewer's comments |
"The first two levels are my favorites, with varied challenges, clever puzzles, and immense,
beautiful rooms. However, the third level felt tedious, especially the "flying Atlanteans'
nest" section, which seemed repetitive, as if I had played it a thousand times. Despite
this, the final tile puzzle was fascinating. The human enemies are formidable, with very
clever evasion maneuvers. Although the action is intense, there are plenty of weapons and
ammunition to face them. In short, it’s a highly recommended level for those who love the
essence of the first Tomb Raider." - requiemsoul (10-Aug-2025) |
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"A three level Tomb Raider 1 set. Having just played through the author's previous release Another Bloody Christmas this is to the visual standard of that set, albeit within the limits of the TR1 engine. It's a Mexico theme and makes great use of various sets to convey that style; there's some quite varied texture sources used but it all fits together, the exterior jungle is also nicely colourful in quite a striking way. Object use is great, and there's a lot of edits and original additions to support things; I do feel TR1 is a bit of a millstone here, as certain enemies from later games seem like they would fit better, but it does the best it can within that limit. Lighting also manages plenty of variety within the TR1, and lots of room provide striking scenes as a result of that.
Each level here is quite long, and has plenty to do in each, there's even a minor route choice in the first level (although it only amounts to a couple of rooms, and one choice opens a secret so is the clearly better one). The first couple of levels are mostly built around hubs, with plenty of choice in which order to tackle the tasks, but the gameplay in the offshoots is focused enough to not get confusing. It isn't too tough to start with, and you get plenty of gear, but it does ramp up in difficulty as it goes, and some of the traps and platforming in the final level get quite tough. Save Crystals are also an option the set has design for to further add to the challenge, but I used the default setting without them. One tile puzzle in the final map would have stopped me if a walkthrough wasn't available on TRCustoms, as the general solution is clear, but the answer is mirrored for some reason, but that's the only progression issue I had.
A story is also integrated well, and makes use of things like the item examine option to add to it and develop your race against rival Adventurers; it even makes some nice use of the Pierre teleport for the main villain and creates a satisfying conclusion. Another addition to the excellent TR1 sets that have come out recently, and another classic from this author." - Mman (09-Aug-2025) |
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| "Solid stuff. A fusion of grey Mexican, leafy Madhouse plus a little bit of tech. The first level has a blind choice between reward and punishment, flashbacks to Without A Paddle but luckily much briefer... At first I was hyped it's a Khmer thing but it handles the pyramid like I did it in mine, so in the end I even got a bit of that. The surroundings and the inside tho are totally different and they get more Mayan colors than we're used to while still nodding to the moments of TR1, Peruvian and not. Some advanced jumps are needed but this whole game also is, classic but distinct and so far the only one like it - plus not much chance to get stuck, so I'd recommend it to the pre-intermediate and above. If you're into TR1 engine it could even be one of the first levels you try. The ending got a bit heavy but note my 100% style - it's one of those levels more enjoyable casually than like that." - DJ Full (07-Aug-2025) |
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