Zerei ele no modo padrão e não gostei muito, acredito que a verdadeira experiência com o jogo esteja no modo sobrevivência, no futuro jogarei para confirmar. Modo padrão é fácil de mais ao ponto de enjoar do jogo, nunca falta recursos ou munição, inutilizando upgrades de bolsas e afins. Dano recebido... muito baixo e quase nunca utilizei a cura do jogo, no modo sobrevivência não tem cura automática então acredito ser bem mais útil lá.

~If you thought that you have seen everything that there is in Tomb Raider series during your lifetime...you're in for a BIG surprise. My fellow greeks, and cypriots (ΓΕΙΑ ΣΑΣ ΠΑΤΡΙΩΤΑΚΙΑ!) please translate ,because if you're a gamer and a fan of Lara, YOU MUST read it~

Let's start from the practical part:

1+PRO: Technically the same with the Tomb Raider of 2013. Same Key Mapping, except the ''Survival Instincts'' button, but you can always change it in the OPTIONS section on the MENU.

2.+PRO: The graphics are much more detailed, fast, and realistic, almost like the ''Silent Hill 2'' ones.

3.-CON: There are the occasional glitches and lagging of the TR game series, but nothing serious, especially if your own internet route has never caused any problem (my own is often pretty slow, and my MSI KATANA A17 BV8E is like most of the MSI's computers a bit prone to overheatting quickly, and SOMETIMES, some BSODs).

4.+PRO: Awesome, almost eerie music as usual, that TR franchise never fails to give.

5.-CON: No support of the Square Enix Memberships (again).

6.-CON: The ''Quick Matching'' option on the MENU about the co-op achievements is of no use (at least for me so far).

7.+PRO: 25GB occupation in storage.

8.+PRO: VR Version (but not tested by myself YET).

9.+-/MIXED: A lot of EXPEDITIONS-A BRAND NEW FEATURE OF TOMB RAIDER:
>You can replay levels of the game, with different difficulties, getting bonuses with cards, bought witth credits, earned by just playing, and last but not least, activating specific achievements with them (but be warned: There are A LOT of them, and takes A LOT of time to play them all. That's why is so rare to achieve the 100% of the game).

>You can play ''Croft Manor'', and discover more about Lara and her late parents' rich and romantic past, using only your mind by just solving a few puzzles.

>You can play, and defeat the ''Lara's Nightmare''. It's inside the exact Croft Manor, that you saw previously, but creepier and with zombified people, ordered by Lara's uncle from her mother's side, Amelia, who wants to take his niece's inheritance, as a revenge to her late father, Richard, for marrying Amelia, without his consent, and because of an airplane accident that killed his sister decades ago. You're about to encounter the same zombies, in the other expedition, the ''Cold Darkness''. If you're into the ''Last of Us'', these two are specifically for you.

>You can play the amazing (and challenging) story of the ''Baba Yaga''-''The Old Witch'': A Russian woman that thought she lost her man and their daughter because of the Red Army, and tried to take her revenge by spreading terror with the guise of the same, mythological creature, by assisting her unknown to her, granddaughter, Nadia.

>''Cold Darkness'': Men-zombies made by the Trinity, with a formula from the time of the Red Army, that highly increases the amount of androgen of DHT (Dihydrotestosterone) in the male body, making them extremely fast, and dangerous. Lara must stop the towers which produce the formula, without making any sound that the zombies with the disfunctioning vision may hear-a bit similar to games like ''A Quiet Place''.

>''Endurance'' and ''Co-op Endurance'': Survive as long as you can in the ''Siberian Wilderness'' level by yourself or, with your best friend, because you're both masochists and want to collect artifacts, and eating bears while you're staying warm. There's no limit; you can ''survive'' forever.

>''Remnant Resistance'': Help with as many missions as you can, the people of the dead Jacob in the ''Village'' level, such as killing animals or, enemies, and collecting relics.

*For more details, you can visit my small, practical guide (hopefully It will be over soon)*


AND as for the STORY's part:

Lara, living alone somewhere in London, having her own kind of PTSD after the events back in Japan with the false Prophet Mathias, and his cult about the ''Sun Queen'' that killed Roth and Alex, and witnessing the paranormal activities with her own eyes, mainly as the spirit of the Sun Queen/Himiko tried to possess Sam, she's now determined to find a ''true prophet'', and specifically, the ''Lost Prophet of the Lost City of Kitezh''-a Russian legend of an underwater empire, and obsession of her father, 'till he seemingly commited suicide, theoretically because of the public shaming, calling him ''insane'', and ''disgraced''.

First in Syria, in the ''Prophet's'' empty tomb, and then in Russia, where the city is historically located, specifically in Siberia, Lara with her good friend Jonah, back from Japan at the beginning, and then on her own, must solve the mystery, and honour her father's memory, as the Order of Trinity, and her once, family member, and their ally are after her -a very old group of powerful people, who violently prosecuted the followers of the ''Christ-like Prophet'', and his ''Christian-like Disciples'' as heretics, many centuries ago, and go on 'till today, on abandoned bases of the ''Red Army'', and their forced labor camps, called ''GULAG''-, and finally, find the ''Source'' of the ''Prophet''-The key to Immortality, to her father, her family, and her own purpose in life:

Finding the truth for herself first.


If you are a Believer, you MUST play it. Or not.

Thanks for your time.


''May adventure find you''.
''Είθε να βρεις την περιπέτεια'':)

Good Game!