Well, you can still trap the butler in the freezer. That's all you need to know.

You can still lock the butler in the freezer and you also get an achievement for it.

Thank you Aspyr for a proper remaster.

I hope "The Last Revelation", "Chronicles" and "Angel of Darkness" get a remaster as well.

Well, you have my total attention now.

☑️ Raises the bar higher than ever, showcasing what a proper remaster can achieve
☑️ Top-notch, lore-friendly world and character retexturing/modeling
☑️ Instantly switch between the original and new graphics
☑️ Choose between classic or modern controls
☑️ Vast imposing environments, clever puzzle and level design
☑️ Intense exploration and atmosphere, no handholding
☑️ Runs perfectly in 4K, interactive in-game photo mode
☑️ Cutscene subtitles, health bars for bosses
☑️ Mesmerizing, timeless soundtracks
☑️ Three lengthy games, generous price tag
☑️ 269 achievements, many contributing to replayability rather than being mere fluff

Classic Lara has been sorely missed, and her legacy truly stands the test of time — a breath of fresh air in today's gaming industry. This remaster is one for the history books.

better than gta definitive edition

So far, the game is excellent, and overwhelmingly untouched in terms of any censorship. I'd recommend it to anyone who wishes to play the classic trilogy. HOWEVER, please keep the following three things that greatly need attention in mind:

1. The camera angles sometimes in the Remastered graphics mode go absolutely ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. I mean totally whacked out, to the point where you're forced to switch over to Classic graphics by hitting the start button. That really needs fixed.

2. Some items, when you're in the remastered mode, become very difficult to see. Yes, the remastered modes' lighting looks pretty, but it's fairly obvious, when switching between the modes, that the lighting style of the classic game was often built around highlighting objects.

3. The Modern controls, while very beneficial 95% of the time, occasionally cripple the player. I spent 20 damn minutes on a jump in St. Francis' Folly, smacking against the pillar like a jackass, until I had looked up a video of someone doing it seamlessly, and switched back to Tank Controls. After switching over, I achieved the jump on my second try. Again, 95% of the time it's a good improvement, but that only makes the crippling 5% of the time more frustrating, if you don't know why it's happening.

All in all, I've really enjoyed this release. The Remastered graphics are well done, but more importantly, they always feel like they were trying to bring them to a higher resolution, rather than leave their own mark on the game. So many times with texture packs in modded projects, you get the feeling that the author of the pack plain didn't like some original choices, and decided to simply change it with no understanding of how it would gel with the rest of the environment; not here. Yes, that leads to some animals looking rather derpy in the face, but I'd have that any day over some passionless generic asset being put in place of the original models.

Just a little more time in the oven, and this will be a wonderful product. But, even despite the current issues, it's a great excuse to go back to one of the landmark titles in Action Adventure games.

Just as janky as I remember. If you are under 30 you will hate this.

I'm a proud member of the Tank Controls Gang.

Can't thank Aspyr enough for forfulling my dream to have a remaster of the first three games. If the universe might hear me again: There are 3 more classic games everyone wants to play 🤭

Fun to play! A great reminder of my younger years. I totally put the butler in the fridge.