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05-Nov-2019 |
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average rating: |
9.57 |
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TR4 |
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Coastal |
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"I really enjoyed exploring the mixture of beautifully crafted locations that vary from sunny
city streets and a shore to underground tombs and more sinister city area. Gameplay was also
varied including great exploration and use of laser sight in the beginning, inventive ways
of using a torch later on, and a hilarious encounter with a professor. Obviously, I highly
recommend this for everyone who haven’t played it yet." - Samu (27-Aug-2023) |
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| "Well if you enjoy tricky timed platforming, shooting and torch puzzle tasks this one is
for you! I have to say i really enjoyed the exploring the first third of the level with
all the lovely outside areas, bright visuals and of course the coast area with ocean, this
area starts off quite simple and fun exploring around for items and switches with a few
platforming and timed shooting tasks before we get to the second part of the level where
you get to explore the underground caves and tombs, its here where the difficulty level
raises a bit higher with more tricky jumps and manoeuvring, great traps and timed runs and
then torch puzzles, its also where for me personally gameplay became more confusing as to
what to do or where to go next, especially with torch so i decided to use a walkthrough to
help guide me so therefore i was still able to appreciate the clever and fun tasks despite
the unclear and obscure elements to it.
After we have collected the rose artefact i was hoping to escape the dark tombs and return
to sunshine but Lara has now triggered a disaster and the dark skies and gloomy atmosphere
is overwhelming with a race against time to reverse Lara's mistake. In this last part of
the level we have some more tricky platforming, another torch task and the add on of
enemies such as zombie dogs, giant moths and giant scorpions to contend with, luckily for
me there was the professor in the office to offer some light comedy relief in this area,
as this setting and atmosphere really isn't my cup of tea.
Overall Agentxp has made another fun level which has a variety of environments with a
variety of fun tasks and elements so its definitely not one to be missed." - John (12-Feb-2023) |
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"Eighteenth and last of the Create a Classic 2019 competition that I actually played, this
was a nice raid, but didn't really catch me that much.
I will start with the fact that I really dislike the TR4-Cairo Section. But since I want
to write fair reviews, I try to be completely objective here:
the level, despite the theme and the textures used, didn't look bad at all. Was very nice
to look at(just like AgentXP usually does with every level she releases).
The issue was mainly the gameplay. Hidden switches, confusing areas... I was stuck for a
little because of those things. AgentXP is a master at building good looking levels, but
it seems she mainly focuses on the visual aspect first and then build simple gameplay
around it.
That's one way builders can go about it, there's nothing wrong with it. I just wish
AgentXP, with all the experience she has, could actually improve the gameplay aspect,
creating maybe some cool new puzzles and not relying too much on switches and keys that
are well hidden.
As an example, her Forest Kingdom was still very simple but it still had engaging and
innovative gameplay ideas that I really loved. Simple ideas, didn't even need that much
scripting.
Overall, AgentXP manages to turn even the worst of the worst sections of (TR4 Cairo) into
eye candy. Good job with it!
It's just the gameplay that, even if not bad per-se, is actually extremely simple and more
of the same and cheap, and I would really wish for that next step to make this author
truly iconic.
Recommended? Yes, definitely.
Difficulty? Medium
Duration? Approx. 1-2 hours." - TombExplorer (09-Oct-2022) |
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| "And so my journey through 30 Create a Classic levels (to date) comes to an end with the
one that currently has the highest score of all of them - and like all other levels by
Agent from the recent years, it is a highly accomplished and well thought out game.
Alas, this one was not entirely my cup of tea. I did not get into it very well, because
I was not observant enough to spot some of the jumpswitches that needed to be seen to
progress and instead happily found the relatively obvious secrets. And I am just not a
great fan of the Cairo/City setting and textures that make a major appearance here
(which of course is entirely a matter of taste). There is plenty to like though, such as
the nice wide camera shots when entering a new area, plenty of variety on the theme of
target shooting, a 4 lever puzzle with a neat clue, and creative use of the torch -
several times. The dialogue with the Professor is funny and quirky and gives the
storyline a nice twist, plus you get to blow up a few enemies towards the end with the
grenade gun. So, objectively, not much to complain about, just not that exciting to play
for me due to the choice of setting." - MichaelP (05-Aug-2021) |
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| "This is one of the first custom
levels that I have played and I
really falled in love with this!
The atmospheres are so beautiful,
I love all the places especially
the beach and the tombs, I love
the textures, the puzzles and the
gameplay... I found this a very
relaxing level. It's all perfect,
very good work! I give 10 to all!" - ilariacroft (21-Jun-2021) |
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| "This was my first downloaded level and I am so so happy I chose AgentXP's level. I heard
about her levels from BAG's explosions. Atmosphere was awesome, I played with pleasure
and excitement. There was not a moment that I wasn't enyoying. Textures, sounds,
lightning and all gameplay was perfect. I highly recommend this level, have fun!" - Lioness_86 (06-Jan-2021) |
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| "(9) Gameplay & Puzzles: I would divide this adventure into 3 acts: act 1 (sunny coastal), act 2 (tombs), and act 3 (spooky coastal). Exploration and puzzle-solving are the key aspects across all acts, although act 2 introduces (easy) traps and act 3 has some engaging combat. There's some platforming involved, and a few timed runs, but it's all quite easy. Despite the lack of challenge, I still had a wonderful time, as the tasks required are interesting and the gameplay flow is superb. I do think act 3 is the weakest and drags a little, however. I think it's partially because of the darkness and partially because there is a torch task, and while creative, it feels repetitive given there were torch tasks already in act 2. It's not that I didn't enjoy act 3; I just enjoyed 1 and 2 much more. (10) Enemies, Objects & Secrets: No enemies until later in the game, but they're utilized very effectively. Static (and waterfall) objects were absolutely stunning and really brought the environment to life. I found 6/7 secrets and enjoyed them all, the Uzi shrine room in particular. (10) Atmosphere, Sound & Cameras: All of these aspects are perfectly done, from the spine-tingly spooky vibes of acts 2 and 3, to the gorgeous flybys whenever Lara would enter a new area. The architectural design is truly spectacular and inspiring. (10) Lighting & Textures: What a visual treat this level was. Acts 2 and 3 are pretty dark, although it's not a big deal as the builder provides long-lasting flares, and also utilizes warm spots in the city superbly, to provide some color balance. Overall, this is a creative, engaging and perfectly polished level that is suitable for beginners, and is innovative enough that expert players will still feel thrilled to play. 9/10/10/10." - nerdfury (10-Dec-2020) |
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| "A superb level which recreates the atmosphere of Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation. Beautiful locations, thoughtful and funny story, interesting and diverse puzzles of balanced difficulty and great atmosphere of a classic Tomb Raider are highlights of this custom. It features mainly exploration. It also has some action, but to a lesser extent. If I had to improve it, I would include more enemies and work on the arrangement of secrets (probably making them more difficult to get and creating bigger locations dedicated only to them). Nevertheless, even without it, the level is excellent. Highly recommended!" - Michal (02-Nov-2020) |
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| "Honestly one of the best single-level games I have played
in awhile. The gameplay was overall very fun, with plenty
of exploration and problem solving. The scene transitions
beautifully from paradise to tomb, then to catastrophe. I
was constantly in awe at the scenery and the amount of
actual exploring we did throughout each room. The storyline
made sense and was believable for a TR game. Enemies, while
initially nowhere to be found, pose a nice challenge later
in the game. Cameras were used to hint at what Lara should
do next and were helpful without giving away anything.
Overall a stunning and fun level to play. Really would
recommend!" - dragooncroft (28-Jul-2020) |
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| "Loved it, This level is really good unique and has an
amazing storyline, Supplies are given to you all the time
so you will not run out of ammunition or medipacks. 39/40" - JoeTheCrazyGamer (24-Mar-2020) |
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| "Very good !!! Unique, fun game - didn't need the walk this
time..." - Juno Jim (17-Feb-2020) |
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| "One of the best levels from this contest. The architecture
is really excellent and the gameplay is not very hard,
always having a choice of what to do and where to go with
no much backtracking. The second part in the crypt with the
rose and in the citadel was a bit dark for my monitor, but
I found enough flares. I liked the on-screen messages and
the new features like the key hanging from the rope. The
cameras and texturization are well worked too. Sure a level
to enjoy for everybody. Recommended." - Jose (11-Feb-2020) |
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| "This level has one of the uniquest Egyptian settings I've
seen so far. As much as Egyptian theme is loved by the
fans and builders as well, in this case it turned out to
be something quite different highlighting one of the
greatest things in TR, the isolation you feel while
exploring. The gameplay had a really nice flow from the
beginning until the end and while it felt a bit linear at
some parts having to find one path to open another, it
was built quite creatively I wasn't even bothered by it
that much. The whole level progressed nicely, you start
with something easier, calm and it gets a bit more
challenging as you're getting near the end. I have no
complaints other than not liking all Lara sounds mixed
because of the consistency and few small texture issues
which are forgivable when compared to the whole scale of
the level and how much effort was put into building this
place. It really did feel like a vacation where you can
put guns aside except when using for puzzles proving they
have much more use as that other than just shooting
enemies which wasn't a major part of this level at all.
Highly recommended!" - Raider99 (01-Jan-2020) |
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| "Some vacation. Lara starts off in a beautiful resort setting
reminiscent of the Greece BtB competition, but then she
starts exploring tombs and the like before winding up at a
dismal area that reminded me of Staticon's early levels. In
between there are many things to do and many hurdles to
clear. And finally we have a stationary compass where E is E
and W is W (although this is also true of Rome Streets
Mystery, but I forgot to mention it in my earlier review).
We've come to expect nothing but excellence from AgentXP,
and that's certainly true of this level. I spent about an
hour and a half here, which is just about right when you
apply the 2 x manarch2 rule. Dutchy has provided his
typically thorough walkthrough, and the gameplay isn't that
difficult once you know what to do and when to do it. The
interplay with the professor near the end was amusing, but I
have to say that I would also be concerned if someone came
into my study shooting out windows, burning things, tossing
grenades and opening doors without permission. The ambiance,
particularly in the early going, is nothing short of superb.
High recommendations." - Phil (19-Dec-2019) |
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| "I quite enjoyed this level. It had a story line (so often missing in custom levels), a beginning and a plausible ending. The raiding was not overly difficult and there are sufficient in game hints to allow the player to proceed without getting hopelessly lost. The course you follow bordered on the "too busy" level design but not quite so it maintained the mystique of a genuine raid. I did get stuck a couple of times but with some careful thought and a good reconnoiter I generally was on my way again without too much time being lost (only needed the walk through on one or two occasions). My only issue really was the overuse of those swinging baskets you needed to shoot but this is a minor issue. I loved the interaction between Lara and the Professor and Lara's voice over was well done (thank you AgentXP). I would have loved to see a little more platforming to genuinely call this a classic raid. Graphics were grand." - Torry (18-Dec-2019) |
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| "I am one that is difficult to amaze & intrigue, But I must
say that this is one of the most intriguing level of CAC
I've played. The atmosphere, sounds, colors & designs were
fantastic. Puzzles gave a Tomb Raider feel for me, which is
something really important as a player for the love of The
Tomb Raider game itself. The level was well balanced ,
meaning not to hard not too easy. A good length of gaming.
The structure & details just led me to explore & enjoy the
level longer then just jumping into game-play. Surroundings
were breath-taken. I look forward on future levels." - ShadowZia (13-Dec-2019) |
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| "There are really a couple of exquisite levels in this competitions which are a feast for the eyes and also good fun to play. This level in particular surprises with a completely new look and feel to it although textures and most (?) objects are taken from the original games. Everything concerning the visual side of things is really great, with professional lighting and texturing (I only spot one single texturing error in the pool), believable architecture and a great atmosphere overall. The twist in the story adds to the experience, and in general gameplay is quite good, being nicely varied between traps, exploration and puzzles. I found that this level was a bit too much of a vacation, in that sense that many parts of the level are quite easy and when there is a moment where more careful exploration had been needed, there is too often a clue like Lara looking in the right direction and the like. Enemies play a minor role in this level and there is an overdose of ammo for them, but their placement was quite fitting and made sense every time. The seven secrets are rewarding (too rewarding actually given all that ammo you never need) but fairly easy to find, only one or two are not that hard to miss. All in all this 45 minute game is highly recommended for the outstanding scenery and also some good raiding." - manarch2 (13-Dec-2019) |
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| "This mainly uses the Cairo/Citadel textures, but in a completely different way to create a lush resort setting; Cordoba from Reign of Chaos is the closest equivalent I can think of, and this is up there with that in quality (although on a smaller scale) despite having harsher limits. The resort, underground ruins and darker elements are all great looking and create something very original with classic materials. There's also a nice integration of a storyline and progression with a major twist just when it seems like it's ending. Gameplay isn't too difficult, but it offers multiple fun challenges and some creative object use. It also progresses well with a serene start giving way to more dangerous combat and puzzles in the second half, and manages to explore interesting ideas without lingering on them too long. This has a decent chance of being my favourite entry, and it has very few issues while also being creative with it's theme (if not necessarily very "classic" visually)." - Mman (11-Dec-2019) |
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| "Definitely one of the better entries of the Create A
Classic Competition 2019. Levels of this author always
contain stunning texture work, a good choice of objects,
and you can clearly see, that there has been put a lot of
effort in the atmosphere and ambience.
Everything always seems so polished and coherent and it is
the same with this level. Gameplay could have been a little
bit more various, cause it felt monotonous sometimes, but
there were some really cool gameplay ideas though and there
was also a little storytelling, which lead to kind of a
"twist" in the middle of the game and then the scenery was
suddenly changing within the level.
That was pretty stunning and thrilling. It took me over an
hour to finish it and I found 6 of 7 secrets. Recommended!" - MarlenaCrystal (09-Dec-2019) |
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| "Huge alert: if you get to the coastal ruins part and
decide to swim to your right, the level will come to an
end, full stop with stats and all, and you'll be left
wondering "Is this it?" even though not necessarily
having a stroke. So, just don't go there. Unless you're
curious about it. Anyway, very enjoyable level and truly
in what the Create a Classic mood is, maybe, supposed to
be. I think I was kind of reminiscing the Cordoba levels
in the first part, before reaching the cathedral. Then,
you have lots to do there before heading for Cairo (my
favourite part, not too demanding, not even the usually
dreaded automatic machine gun) and its funny dialogues
and comments from the professor and get back to the now
basically destroyed underground cathedral to solve the
mess you created. Good, fitting atmosphere and rather
player-friendly (Lara even thinks a lot of useful out
loud thoughts for everyone to hear), a delight to play." - Jorge22 (29-Nov-2019) |
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| "Flawless tightrope between "just enough details" and "OMG my eyes". She sees colors like a bee sees flowers, knows them all but still manages them for tasty honey. And this is both a visual gem and full smooth story like only a few. I'm brief cause migraine, I may elaborate but she knows what I mean better than I word. Play this good stuff and owaaa my head, let me think don't break yet.." - DJ Full (28-Nov-2019) |
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| "Pretty Difficult level with a lot of decorative objects. The puzzles are not always simple and you have to think of looking everywhere for targets. The level is well built, well textured and illuminated, it is beautiful aesthetically. Unfortunately, I do not understand enough English and voiceovers are not very useful to me. Not my favorite of agentxp but recommended for beauty." - Drakan (28-Nov-2019) |
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| "When I picked up the rose, a little sadness came to me as I
thought the game would end. But to my surprise, it was just
getting started! The beautiful and relaxing coastal complex
turned into dark haunted streets, with much more action,
giving the player a chance to use all the fire power adquired
along the way. There are very few Cairo custom levels, but
this one was able to capture the real City of the Dead
essence. It's amazing how many scenarios fit into this
fulfilling adventure, a real jewel of classic raiding that
brings back the best parts of Tomb Raider 4. Found all the
secrets, and they were nicely hidden." - Feder (27-Nov-2019) |
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| "With a plot that echoes The Last Revelation in miniature,
this level uses nothing but classic textures but manages
to evoke a completely new kind of environment. The
textures are a mix of Lost Artifact, Last Revelation, and
Chronicles Rome (and likely other levels), adding up to a
far cheerier seaside Middle Eastern atmosphere than
anything that appeared in the official games. The level’s
nicely designed puzzles usually come with sets of four:
four fountains, four flames to light, and four switches to
throw by matching up the right symbolic sequence (I
understood where to find the symbols, but the location of
the translation was much more difficult to see). While I
appreciated the textures, and the dramatic change in
lighting that occurs midway through the level, there were
also times when the mix of textures and colored lights
looked busy or overwhelming with the many different
patterns and styles. However, I did like the vivid blue
water and the striking golden spikes in the otherwise dark
tomb. Architecture was a standout, with both beautiful and
functional buildings, and logically placed switches and
keyholes that helped the level flow well. Excellent
puzzles, especially the timed shooting in the tomb.
Cutscenes move the plot along, and I thought Lara’s
dialogue with the player, and the funny statements from
Lara’s companion, really helped make the game feel
polished. Sounds did not always play at the right pitch,
with Lara’s voice going too low or too high, and I wasn’t
fond of the dampened pistol shorts or Lara’s grunts or
shriek which sounded as if they came from later Tomb
Raider games. Combat was not the focus here, but when it
was present, enemies could be easily dispatched with the
loads of revolver ammo and grenades, maybe too easily for
the combat to be enjoyable. I especially liked that
sometimes enemies appeared suddenly: one instance made me
jump! I spent about an hour and a half playing, found 5/7
secrets." - Cbl (27-Nov-2019) |
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| "A fantastic level that mixes "coastal ruins" vibes with "city of the dead". Gameplay is a good balance of exploration, traps, combat, and a couple of puzzles, mostly with the torch. There is a little backtracking required but it is small enough to not be detrimental to the experience. The cutscenes are used well, and camera shots help show off the beauty of the level. I appreciate the extra attention to detail shown by the professor reacting to Lara's rather destructive antics. The texturing and lighting are wonderful. I found it compelling how much the change in lighting conveyed the shift of the atmosphere after the rose was picked up. This raid plays quite smoothly and is recommended for all raiders. 1 hour 29 minutes." - JesseG (25-Nov-2019) |
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| "This was a delightfully entertaining experience from beginning to end that utilizes a variety of assets to craft an incredibly immersive level with beautiful use of lighting, texturing and objects throughout which serve to create an effective sense of atmosphere alongside the creative liberties taken with the brain-taxing gameplay on offer. Having several outfit variants available to select at the start to choose from, was also a nice touch.
The voiceovers for Lara and the Professor (portrayed by AgentXP and DJ Full accordingly) were also very believable sounding, providing commentary that can be both appreciatively insightful and charmingly chuckleworthy as Lara continues to stubbornly stick to her usual principles, in spite of the Professor fearing the world will fall to Armageddon yet again on account of her reckless actions.
But in saying that though, I felt as if the level events of the second half were wrapped up a little too quickly and could have gone on a little longer to emphasize the impact of Lara's actions. However, I understand there's only so much which can be done in a short timeframe for a contest. And if my biggest complaint is that the level simply ends, that ultimately says a lot about the overall quality AgentXP has been able to achieve here.
So in conclusion, I highly recommend this release to anyone looking for a more laid-back, enjoyable raid." - Ceamonks890 (18-Nov-2019) |
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| "Another lovely adventure by Agent . Great lighting and
textures , beautiful scenery and a story with a twist . The
texture pack used is one of the least popular ones so
that's a big plus in my books . Voice acting was great and
with great humor here and there . Great job , here's to the
next one :)" - Zuxuna (15-Nov-2019) |
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| "What a wonderful experience this was.
There's a wonderful, smooth flow to the
whole thing and despite the fact that
there's a lot of ground to cover and tasks
to accomplish at one given time, I never
felt like I was unnecessarily confused or
left in the dark about what the builder
wanted me to do first. Yes, there may be a
bit of backtracking to do, but nothing at
all annoying and you are always kept
entertained throughout. At least for me,
the gameplay never ran out of steam. The
neat touches here are too numerous to
explain so I'll just mention that Lara's
text hints were useful to avoid being
stuck in the proverbial mud, the cutscenes
with the Professor were funny (and you
even elicit annoyed comments from him if
you hang around too long or destroy his
property) and the sudden change to a
darker atmosphere when Lara took the
Golden Rose and unleashed mayhem upon the
city was brilliantly done. Unlike others,
I didn't mind too much that there seemed
to be an awful lot of supplies lying
around. Better safe than sorry, I say. The
surroundings were also sumptuous and a joy
to look at. I really didn't want this one
to end, which is probably the highest
compliment I can give." - Ryan (13-Nov-2019) |
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| "This is my first venture into the Create a Classic levels as I just fancied a nice relaxing trip to the seaside. Yeah, right! So, fair enough, you’re not going to get any R&R, but you are going to be treated to a cracking adventure. It’s beautifully made with a great mix of ‘It’s a Madhouse’ and ‘City of the Dead’ vibes. It’s enemy free until very near the end, when suddenly you get quite a lot thrown at you, but by then you should have amassed quite a handy arsenal. The gameplay is terrific – traps, puzzles, agility tests, some nifty torchwork etc., plus some humorous conversation when Lara meets up with the professor. I also have to say that not only is Agent XP an excellent builder, she also does a very credible Lara voiceover. Highly recommended." - Jay (12-Nov-2019) |
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"Oh man I really loved this level. I pushed it away for
quite a bit because I wanted to do all the other colorful
levels first, but then pushed it in anyway. And man what
a tasty little treat it was. Everything in this level
flowed nicely. The riddles not expecting a huge amount of
moon logic to complete, no custom objects that had me
running around like a headless chicken for 20 minutes and
beautiful stunning vistas, even a good story flow and
extra elements such as voice acting.
At no point in this level did I get too stuck, or felt
like I wasn't being challenged enough, which to me is
great balance to hit, and I'm absolutely euphoric to
report that, since it is so damn rare to see. This level
neatly puts in story elements as well, that are started
in the level, where they have an impact on the level
itself, and are then subsequently resolved to a
satisfying resolution. There was never a time when I did
not enjoy myself and it's ingenuity.
The only area where I did not award the full score was in
the pickup and enemy department. Oh don't get me wrong,
there is a bucketload of pickups and an ample amount of
fitting and working enemies (so still a high score). But
the pickup to enemy ratio is still very skewed. In the
first half of the level I was very surprised what I was
getting all those medkits and ammo for, as I had not seen
a single enemy. And once enemies actually showed up I was
so overgeared that they did not create even ounce of a
challenge. The only inkling of an action challenge I had
at the very end, where I had really low HP cause I was
too proud to use a single med kit this level. Whether or
not that is an issue for someone is probably down to
subjective perspectives though. What is more weird, is
the use of a very special gun at the end, that Lara
comments on being usable to get rid of the wooden
barriers. However the wooden barriers were also
destroyable with the shotgun I found, so having that
other weapon as a Metroidvania-esque element of gated
progression did not work out as much. However since the
shotgun was acquired fairly late as well and the idea is
so great to gate off earlier parts of the level I cannot
but be in awe at the idea and usage. To have a key in the
form of a weapon is great and creative. So all in all I
would consider this level close to a must-play just for
how damn well it flows, plays and looks. And that you
wander out as rich mogule of pickups? Ahh that is okay.
Also special thanks for the extra voice line warning
around that tree. That could have been a giant element of
frustration, but you kept it from being one with a simple
voice line!" - The Snarky Lesbian (09-Nov-2019) |
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| "Yet another perfect level in this competition. I did not expect to be disappointed and I sure am not. Agent did an amazing job. definitely my go-to classic level from now on! Thank you for making this awesome level! :D" - Troye (09-Nov-2019) |
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| "Great fun. AgentXP gives us a Mediterranean romp filled with all manner of puzzles and exploring. The pace of this raid is nice and leisurely, and the atmosphere is a lovely coastal location with patios, pools, seaside caves and a subterranean citadel. Combat is very light, and munitions are plentiful if time is taken to find all 7 secrets. There's target shooting a-plenty, a clever switch puzzle and enough platforming to keep things interesting. For me the difficulty was moderate. Didn't become stuck or frustrated at any point. The puzzles and flow of the gameplay hit the sweet spot of not easy but not a level that can be played carelessly. Eyes open! Loved the locations of some of the keys and the tasks required to reach them. Cosmetically, the level looks great from start to finish. Textures, lighting and scenery are all on point. The added cutscenes and voiceovers were a very nice touch, and done well. There is a bit of backtracking near the end, but XP switches things up so it isn't a hum-drum slog. I spent a solid two hours with this one and enjoyed every moment of it. Definitely worth your time, especially if you're dealing with the cold weather blues and want a nice beachy diversion." - Chel (08-Nov-2019) |
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| "Well what can i say, Agent never ceases to amaze me with
her levels. Another build to perfection level. Very well
lit and textured. Level difficulty was not hard but not
simple. Voice acting was brilliant and had a tint of
humour! Play this level guys you will not be dissapointed!" - Lady_Wise (07-Nov-2019) |
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| "After playing this beauty, I have no doubt that nobody can recreate and retell classic TR stories better than AgentXP (just wait for her next Greece level). There are many areas where I just had to stop and admire the surroundings. We have three separate areas, each with its own TR4 vibes. Lovely coastal environment with nearby palace, followed by classic tomb raiding inside the crypt with some booby traps and lever puzzles (the only obscure moment in the game, just like it was obscure in the game it's based on). After you pick up the rose and release some ancient evil, then just like in TR4 you seek help from an old friend. The difference is that instead of boring Jean Yves, here we have professor DJ Full with his hilarious reactions to your optional destruction of his office (No, you can't shoot him :( ). Enemies are logically placed in the areas they belong to, so you can really feel the difference between chilled and dangerous areas of the game. My only real complaint is that Agent has been too generous with ammo and medipacks. I completed the game both during beta testing and post-release without using a single medipack and with lots and lots of ammo. Atmosphere, sound, cameras.....Well, if you played some of Agent's levels before, you know what you can expect in that area, just sit back and enjoy all these lovely flybys. All in all, this level really has everything. Great storyline, great feel of going through an old familiar adventure in the new suit, lovely looks, great tasks and last but not the least the privilege and honor to visit Dj Full's bathroom. Wonderfull work, definitely a must-play." - Tolle87 (06-Nov-2019) |
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