Testseek.com have collected 114 expert reviews of the Rise of the Tomb Raider and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Rise of the Tomb Raider.
November 2015
(84%)
114 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Still a fantastic adventure, one year on, Smoother action and rock-solid frame rates, Surprisingly good Endurance mode, Enjoyable new Croft Manor modes
Not all the DLC feels that essential, Blood Ties can feel like it's leading you by the nose
The PS4 version isn't quite the definitive edition, but the smoother frame rate and more responsive gameplay makes a great Tomb Raider even greater. The new Blood Ties mode is an interesting adventure that gives us time to go deeper into Lara's back story...
Abstract: The average gamer will be very familiar with the name Tomb Raider . After all, the Tomb Raider series has been around for nearly twenty years now. The latest game was released recently, and it's called Rise of the Tomb Raider. In this review, we'll inve...
Abstract: We can finally see why Microsoft worked so hard to keep Rise Of The Tomb Raider as an Xbox One exclusive. The new title takes what the 2013 series reboot did and runs with it, expanding almost every aspect of the game into an all-out, action-packed romp t...
Brimming with intense action, Balance of open-world discovery, combat, and story, Lara Croft remains one of gaming's best protagonists, Visually stunning, Solid mechanics, from climbing mountains to stealthily dispatching soldiers
Lara's ridiculous survival skills break immersion, Retreads familiar ground from previous title, “Survival vision” strips much of the challenge out of puzzles
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Published: 2015-11-09, Author: Oli , review by: eurogamer.net
Abstract: It is, if nothing else, a hell of a title. Rise of the Tomb Raider: it's got that hint of pulp-magazine shlock, of the lurid, post-colonial adventures of the class of fictional explorers and action-archeologists to whom Lara Croft owes so much.It works on...
Glorious environments to explore, A better thematic fit with the franchise, Solid stealth, combat, and platforming mechanics
Not enough puzzle solving for some, Combat occasionally frustrating
Action is this game's principle love and more than ever before it sits comfortably on the shelf next to the likes of Uncharted Lara is forever unearthing history's secrets, but maybe only now, in her second post-reboot outing, has the game's developer fu...
Multiple open-world maps to play in, loads of missions to complete, a great, traditional Lara Croft story, the return of tombs
Longer than the last outing but still a bit short considering there's really only the single-player campaign
Expedition mode aside though, unless you are the sort of gamer that finishes a run through, ups the ante and goes again, Rise of the Tomb Raider should be considered as a one-off experience for the solo player. While some might moan about the fact...
Published: 2015-11-09, Author: Tom , review by: dailystar.co.uk
Abstract: PHLara Croft's epic exploits are an Xbox One timed exclusive ahead of Christmas.And you can understand why they've gone for this deal with rival Sony prepping what looks like another corking Uncharted game for the PS4.So a lot is riding on Tomb Raider.A g...
