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release date: |
07-Sep-2025 |
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# of downloads: |
508 |
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average rating: |
7.92 |
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review count: |
3 |
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file size: |
358.00 MB |
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file type: |
TEN |
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nc |
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| Reviewer's comments |
"Combining aesthetics from Greece, Atlantis, Tinnos, and scripts in Latin, Hebrew, and
Cuneiform, this is a complicated adventure that I found challenging despite being a short
game once you know where things go. The builder has poured particular time into both the
story and background to creating the level (which comes as a nice PDF accompanying the
download) as well as a fully written walkthrough - much appreciated! Customized enemy
encounters and new moves are fun to see too, as is a completely different sort of setting:
the colors stand out as quite different from most levels. The level could be improved
through more texture transitions, more natural/organic/not so digital textures, and a
greater sense of progression and variety in gameplay. While I usually enjoy custom
textures, I found these to be so eclectic that they took me out of the atmosphere of the
game. I would have preferred seeing textures drawn from real photographs or real cultural
materials, like the Core and older Crystal Dynamics textures usually are. Dark black
floors, applications of different textures that draw attention to rather than smoothing
the grid-like layout (what DJ Full calls a "lack of material transition"), and
occasionally wallpapered textures didn't look as good. Some tasks proved difficult because
they were hard to predict: certain textures were climbable in some places but not others.
Lara at once point has to traverse an invisible platform lit with flames, which I didn't
anticipate. I prefer when levels have a sense of ramping difficulty, gradually introducing
themes, concepts, or more difficult enemies over time. Early on, a few pushblock puzzles
allow Lara to progress, but similar tasks show up again with longer times spent pushing,
which I did not look forward to. Centaurs begin showing up early on, shortly after ninjas,
and followed by Tinnos monsters. I wish there has been a greater sense of cohesion between
them, perhaps through customizing their textures or meshes. Careful, sometimes unexpected
enemies drop important items! The lighting is fine, but occasionally dark and monotonous -
most of the color-work is accomplished through the textures. Sounds for Lara mix Legend
and Chronicles well, and there are nice musical interludes (although they tend to start
and end abruptly, similar to the transitions between textures). Switches usually provide
camera hints: just like the provided walkthrough, the builder is clearly thinking about
the player's experience which is nice. I look forward to more from the builder, but hope
to see the textures improve!" - Cbl (13-Feb-2026) |
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| "An issue researched now, this level can delete saves so use different slots frequently. This is a nicely themed level, you feel like it's about something even if you don't understand... well yeah this, seriously that Minotaur trigger was a tad too far don't you think, am I supposed to read hints in Latin now? 99% of people will need a walkthrough there. Also too many filler switches, plus the ones before the double mummy I could never know the purpose of - was I just to go through and pull things or was there an actual puzzle? Lastly I'd isolate pushblocks from wherever they're not meant to go as you can try the wrong tiles for too long, and you could even softlock if you try very hard. The soundtrack is okay yet sometimes overboard. The combat is rewarding and the final secret is clever unlike the usual stupid when you miss them. Visually the map needs polish, because the smooth TEN presets alone can't mask room boxiness and lack of material transition. Only when all of these are addressed, the series will stand strong." - DJ Full (07-Oct-2025) |
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| "I found this to be a really engaging
adventure, just the ideal length and one
that clicked with me very well. The starting
area was a bit crudely presented, but my
initial impressions greatly improved
afterwards. Some of the architecture inside
the main temple really is stunning, with
some very attractive texture music and
lovely, non-intrusive audio files. The final
room looked particularly beautiful with the
Latin mosaics on the wall. Luckily the
gameplay isn't neglected either. There are
some sneaky puzzles to solve, some nice
utilisation of Lara's ledge jumps and a
couple of neat timed run sequences,
interspersed with general exploration. A
couple of the puzzles did seem a bit obscure
at first (the ones that required you to read
the room, as it were), so you may have to
dip into the builder's helpful walkthrough
at one point. The centaurs were a bit too
overpowering too, although enough weaponry
is provided. I did like, however, that you
couldn't leave without claiming your prize
(if you try to, you can even claim a secret
before you finish). A great raid." - Ryan (21-Sep-2025) |
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