Our two choices upon starting up the game is a Campaign and an endless Arena mode. The arena is a pretty useful form of getting the gist of how the game works as this is not a mindless combat system where you will simply be mashing the attack button. The Campaign, on the other hand, […]
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The opening cutscene has young Lara & crew on an research expedition ship, in search of an old Japanese kingdom of Yamatai, which quickly turns to hell & sets the tone for the rest of the game. About 10 minutes in you will already be fighting to survive, hanging upside-down swinging your analogue stick as
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Most of the locations you’ll find yourself exploring are pretty wide open areas in both the horizontal and vertical sense, with a clear way to progress if you want to rush right through the game. Besides the occasional switch or objective, you are free to do just that. There are arbitrary conchs to collect and
Oh boy, does this game have one heck of an intro. Before we even have much of a grip on how this title’s tank controls and combat handles, we are tossed into the thick of it with nothing but a pistol. The infected trying to tear down your barricade and tearing holes in the ceiling
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As you may imagine, one does not simply stroll into a castle alone and expect the capture it instead of meeting a swift death. You will need men, or more specifically, beasts at your back in order to overthrow the current army occupying it. Once again, there are no allies to be found in Mordor,
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As you pick up a wrench, an axe, or whatever you can find in that opening area to defend yourself with, you will soon find out just how much more satisfying it is to bash, slash and slice apart due to the dynamic physics. The angle at which you chop a zombie at is now
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We are much taller this time around and the enemies that once appeared threatening now appear as mere prey to bash away at. Whenever we damage a foe enough, we can either chose to instantly kill them in a flashy animation, or we can lift and toss them onto hazards such as spinning blades. Some
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Throwing one can illuminate the surrounding area, and you can have up to three functioning at the same time, though with each one you toss you risk accidentally hitting an unseen enemy which will very likely end badly for you. While you can only have three lighting up the area, you do have an unlimited
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