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I enjoyed it, but thought it suffered from a lack of...Tomb Raiding. I missed the puzzles that defined the earlier iterations of the game (and provided the nam

I enjoyed it, but thought it suffered from a lack of...Tomb Raiding. I missed the puzzles that defined the earlier iterations of the game (and provided the name of the franchise.) The little single room tombs they put in the new game were so easy as to barely be puzzles at all. But the rest of the game was fun, so I'm looking forward to the next instalment. Hopefully they'll throw in some actual Tombs.

frik 12y ago
> next installment Rise of the Tomb Raider will be a time-exclusive XBox game, and released to other platforms (months/years?) later. GTA V (2013) is still not released on PC. Halo 1 and 2 had been released years later to PC by Microsoft and part 2 was Vista-only for marketing reasons. Age of Empires, Flight Simulator and many other Microsoft Games PC games series were destroyed/stopped years ago. Why should one upgrade to Win10 for PC games? For their DirectX12? Don't turn Rise of the Tomb Raider in the next Halo 1/2 for PC! Everyone still remembers the Vista-only DirectX11 while all games were stuck with DirectX9c for many years and WinXP support. Somehow Microsoft forgot why Win95 was so successful and won the operating system war - a huge part were PC games with Win95 launch games like Hoover, Pinball, SimCity 2000 for Win95, Doom 2 for Win95, Pitfall for Win95 (WinG and DirectPlay, DirectSound, DirectX2D APIs). Look at Steam, look at GoodOldGames (GoG). SteamBox is already around the corner.