Levels listed...
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TR1 - 77
75912 reviews (20.5/level)
3694 (99.6%) walkthroughs
487 Hall of Fame levels
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release date: |
06-Jul-2026 |
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# of downloads: |
504 |
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average rating: |
8.13 |
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review count: |
6 |
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file size: |
37.30 MB |
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file type: |
TR4 |
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class: |
Egypt |
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| Reviewer's comments |
"In this adventure you will explore two classic TR4 locales, costal ruins and the tomb of Seth. This is a good choice for you if you're in the mood for a basic raid with no bells or whistles. As such there isn't a lot to remark on, but it's all solidly built and approachable to a wide audience of players.
Pros
- All the classic TR4 traps make an appearance, between timed flames, spikes and blades.
Cons
- Missing a path while climbing up to one of the cartouche pieces can lead to having to backtrack.
- A few switches are missing camera cues, although you can usually guess which door to check next.
Time: 52 minutes | Difficulty: Medium | Rating: 7.5/10 - Good" - JesseG (03-Aug-2026) |
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| "the new Osvy level is pretty linear in its design, with some speedruns accompanied by
secrets that aren't too hard
certainly not on the level of The Temple and Egyptian Valley but still not bad....." - Simone (29-Jul-2026) |
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| "I'd call it a mini adventure because it's short but with all elements of a proper raid. I'd indicate timed runs, but after one or two you can learn. Lighting of course could be better, I'd reduce some predictability and I think some bigger, more ambitious rooms would nicely contrast with the small ones included. I think any raider can tackle this for breakfast." - DJ Full (12-Jul-2026) |
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| "This is a pleasant two-part adventure that could have been released 25 years ago. I assume
that TR Maker is Osvaldo, since both are from Mexico and since the latter dropped out back
in 2021 and the former carried on from there. The Treasure of Karkun fits the mold
characteristic of both builders, with some tricky timed runs that to me cause the gameplay
to cross the line over into the "challenging" category. The second and more complicated
level is much too dark. Although plenty of flares are provided, more than you'll ever need,
I'd much rather be able to see what I'm doing without having to use them on a fairly
constant basis. The puzzles, such as they are, are pretty easy to figure out, and any
difficulties that the player may face lie mainly in those timed runs I mentioned. Still,
with "traditional" TR4 levels having recently been added to the endangered species list, I
can recommend this raid with some enthusiasm." - Phil (08-Jul-2026) |
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| "Good, clean, solid raiding in a traditional Egyptian setting. It's been quite a while since
I've played something more down-to-Earth, so to speak, so it made rather a welcome change of
pace. Admittedly, there's nothing that will set your world alight here (although the flames
in a more literal sense might) and some of the backtracking/ladder climbing did get a tad
arduous after a while, but everything is put together competently and there's enough
variation in the gameplay to prevent proceedings from getting boring. The extended timed
sequences were nicely challenging, as were the traps and I did rather like the setup of the
hub rooms. The textures and lighting are also done competently, nothing standout but nothing
wrong with them as such either. Entertaining enough and worth a look." - Ryan (08-Jul-2026) |
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| "This is a very traditional Tomb Raider game. The puzzles have clear objectives and are
highly engaging to solve. Its lighting, textures and soundtrack are all fairly average.
Overall, it’s well worth playing." - cheng (06-Jul-2026) |
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