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Only issue with factor v version is it cut back on facial animations.
Controls were slightly more intuitive even on PC version but that’s because he doesn’t need nearly as many types of jumps or acrobatics. But he did get his whip to offer variety.
agreed. collecting unique items to solve puzzles to progress in environments that are more realistic than the blocks in TR was much more interesting. Tomb raider is great too obviously but Im mostly here to scratch the itch infernal machine left.