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TR1 - 74
74872 reviews (20.5/level)
3644 (99.5%) walkthroughs
474 Hall of Fame levels
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release date: |
31-Oct-2025 |
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# of downloads: |
158 |
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average rating: |
9.75 |
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review count: |
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file size: |
111.00 MB |
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file type: |
TR1 |
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Mystery/Horror |
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| Reviewer's comments |
"A map with dinos good for a crisis. It's very pro, doesn't need much fixing for the full version. Audio makes it fresh and more spooky but I'd add sound to animating textures like rotating fans and pouring sewage. The facility could also feel more functional, e.g. chemical storage could have chemicals, the generator room could have power supply and that "no entry" sign could be paired with a door. Another problem is the inventory map, I didn't make use of it as many passages never open and you get on the same road instead. It keeps focus and prevents long running but I always wondered if I'm routing myself optimally or missing shortcuts maybe existing maybe not. Fun fact: I felt like I played this before, then I realized it's the same builder reapproaching the idea but in a way differing from the previous take, so it might be good to play both of them." - DJ Full (02-Nov-2025) |
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| "It's hard to say anything majorly negative about this level aside from the darkness in
some parts. From the atmosphere, gameplay and the intricate way it has set some things up
makes it one of the best levels built on the newest TRX engine combo from the Lost
Artifacts dev team, making use of TR1 in some ways that wouldn't have been possible
without the team's efforts. For one, the ambient changes and sound sources were used
perfectly to set the atmosphere up, as well as the tracks and audio used- zero complaints
about the graphics and how everything was designed too. The gameplay is the strongest
point, with branching paths and a demand for you to know how to traverse it, feeling a
sense of achievement should you get to the end, and the story entices you in ways that
makes you want more, even if by using AI for some parts of it.
There's no real reason not to play this level, as it's a mix of tomb raider and dino
crisis in a genuinely good way, having both of the worlds and never making you feel
awkward while moving Lara, and giving the player unique interactions with vending machines
for stuff, vents to traverse the map or the map itself to traverse using a map. While
backtracking is plentiful, it's used with purpose, and despite some hiccups that are
expected, this is a polished product well worth your time." - OblivionJaw (01-Nov-2025) |
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