A remaster of the original Tomb Raider IV: The Last Revelation, including The Times Exclusive Playable Level as well as the ability to toggle between original and remastered graphics.
Lara Croft discovers the lost tomb of the Egyptian God Set, unwittingly unleashing him and fulfilling an ancient prophecy—one that plunges mankind into darkness.
These remasters maintain all the extra features from the previous collection – the visual imnprovements, 60fps + mode, photo mode and other tweaks – and ultimately are the best way to play these games, it's just the quality of games on offer here aren't quite as consistently good as the first collection.
It's worth playing not only for nostalgic fans of the series, but also for genre enthusiasts who might have missed it for some reason. The other two games are more of a historical curiosity and will mostly appeal to those who have fond memories of them from their childhood or adolescence.
For anyone with reverence for these games, this is a solid collection. For anyone curious about the franchise, but the first collection and avoid this one.
The second round of Tomb Raider remasters does a great job in translating the original games to modern hardware.
Whilst these remakes bring the second Tomb Raider trilogy to modern systems, but they simply can't match up to the original trilogy – Chronicles and Angel of Darkness in particular were let downs when they released originally. I can't see this remaster gaining these games any new fans, especially since they control like some kind of device that exists...
