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72342 reviews (20.4/level)
3532 (99.7%) walkthroughs
445 Hall of Fame levels
1221 levels rated >= 8
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release date: |
11-May-2020 |
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# of downloads: |
97 |
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average rating: |
8.25 |
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review count: |
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file size: |
79.40 MB |
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file type: |
TR4 |
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| Reviewer's comments |
"A very nice DLC, maybe even more enjoyable than the main game, though less elaborate and focusing on just one main puzzle. Again I was never stuck cause the game guides Lara nicely. Idk what's with the revolver as even the author's walkthrough ignores it. Is it a red herring or do I need more faith?" - DJ Full (20-Nov-2023) |
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| "Despite being released only a month after Hallow's Guarded Hideout this level feels like an improvement over the previous. The gameplay is much more to the point and diverse, with some nice tasks like the slope/knife/breaktile sequence and decent puzzles; the amount of tedious progression is significantly reduced. I also found this level to be a bit more pleasant for the eyes with a more organised architecture. Here are there you can find a few cracks in the texturing and lighting but overall it is quite solid. The two secrets are nice to find and one was rewarding in a ... different way, not sure I liked to skip parts of the level so much. Anyway a solid effort and this 30 minutes is the first of the builder I'd actually would call really enjoyable." - manarch2 (16-Nov-2020) |
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| "After receiving his previous level with less than glowing accolades, I felt I owed it to the
builder to play his sequel and I found it to be an improvement. The surroundings are still
on the dark side, but for the most part I had no problem seeing what I was to do in
performing the next required task. The builder has provided his own walkthrough, which was
very helpful, but I noted one oddity. What he designated as Key #4 could actually be
obtained much earlier in the game, maybe even earlier than when I stumbled upon it right
after finding Key #2, but on the other hand this does you no good as you need all four keys
to finish the game. And I never could get that second secret, even though I knew exactly
what I needed to do. Lara would always stumble on that last breaktile and would drop into
the water before I could position her for a running jump. The enemies are almost exclusively
dogs, as one might guess from the title, but there are some rats, a croc and a soldier to
deal with as well. Gameplay is a bit cryptic and elusive at times, which is why I'm glad I
had the walkthrough. A well-designed raid, as was its precursor, but just not the kind that
really pushes my hot button." - Phil (11-Oct-2020) |
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| "If you've played the previous level from this author, you can imagine what you can expect here; the same style, the same levers puzzles, the same small rooms with the same aspect but only dogs as enemies. Not very clear the pushblocks puzzle (only climb from one side) and again look for hidden switches to trigger doors/trapdoors. Not very entertaining for me, but still enjoyable anyway." - Jose (28-Jul-2020) |
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| "While not being nearly as lengthy as The
Hallows Guarded Hideout, this continuation
of the series still manages to provide
sufficient entertainment within its 50
minute running time. The various lighting
effects are used nicely and the texturing is
competent, while the atmosphere is well up
to scratch and the gameplay moves along
briskly, mixing in some small puzzles, traps
and a fair few enemy battles, mostly against
the eponymous dogs. I also liked the way
that the pickups were spread out - you had
to explore a bit off the beaten track for
them, but they never take the focus off the
main objective. Recommended." - Ryan (04-Jun-2020) |
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| "This is very much an extension of The Hallows Guarded, only less confusing, shorter and with added dogs (as you might have guessed from the title). The gameplay is, again, a mix of exploration, puzzles and trap avoidance, in a search for four red serpent stones. It should certainly be within the scope of most players, passes the time pleasantly enough and doesn’t overstay its welcome." - Jay (03-Jun-2020) |
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| "Here we have pushable blocks to move, TR3 music to listen to, and unsurprisingly many dogs to mow down. The gameplay is pretty straightforward once you realize that your goal is collecting four red gems. There are some small puzzles to solve and traps to dodge, nothing that should prove stressful to players. I'll admit, when the level ended I wasn't sure what exactly Lara gained from the experience, but I suppose you can always argue that the journey is its own reward. 52 minutes." - JesseG (25-May-2020) |
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