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Game Informer has in in-depth video (20:30) in their Test Chamber. This game is based on the same extremely successful formula as Hitman Go, which was released to critical acclaim and retail success last year.

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In the span of a 15-minute demo, Rise of the Tomb Raider made me feel the sheer sense of wonder, excitement, and terror of one of the classic Indiana Jones movies (sorry, Shia) better than nearly any game has. I survived a near-death experience (okmore like a dozen of them), studied ancient murals in hopes of learning a foreign language, got horribly spooked by skeletons and scorpions, and escaped a temple that was simultaneously crumbling as well as flooding. In short, this Lara Croft is every bit as amazing as Indy ever was.

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Fans finally got their hands on Rise of the Tomb Raider at PAX 2015. Check what they thought about the upcoming Lara Croft adventure.

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Square Enix Montreal is happy to announce that Lara Croft GO is available now for iOS, Android, and Windows Mobile...

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GI After being shunned by gamers for franchise fatigue in the mid-2000s, Lara Croft is a prominent player in the industry again. While history has shown that fans of the famed spelunker favor quality over quantity, Square Enix is taking full advantage of Laras resurgence, and isnt balking at the chance of throwing her into as many adventures as possible. Lara returns this fall in the highly anticipated Rise of the Tomb Raider. She recently tangoed with a giant crocodile in the isometric adventure Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris. She also cant stop running in the recently released Lara Croft: Relic Run for mobile devices. Today welcomes another chapter in her rebooted life, Lara Croft Go, a turn-based puzzle game that, while sounding like a strange fit for the heroine, is immensely enjoyable and surprisingly true to the source material.

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Lara Croft Go follows the same framework as Hitman Go. Players move Lara Croft, who adopts the blue tank top and brown shorts of older Tomb Raider titles (other costumes can be unlocked), across a space resembling a virtual board game.

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PG: You only have to suffer through 30 seconds of the crushingly bad Tomb Raider 1 port on iPhone, to realise that Lara Croft's antics aren't exactly suited to touchscreen play. Hitman had the same problem, and Square Enix solved it, switching the game from a stealthy shooter to a turn-based puzzler in the brilliant Hitman Go.

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USG: I'm edging Lara Croft one step at a time towards a snake. I need to approach it from the side so I can kill it to reach a lever that opens up a pathway to where she needs to go.

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PT: Lara Croft GO adapts the puzzle structure of Pocket Tactics darling Hitman GO to the Tomb Raider setting. Replacing the delightfully unexpected boardgame aesthetic of the earlier game are far more varied, visually appealing backgrounds and artful animations.

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IGN: Lara Croft Go may be a mobile spin-off of Tomb Raider, but just as Hitman Go did for Agent 47s stealthy undertakings, it manages to capture the spirit of Laras classic PSX-era adventures and repackage them into something fresh, great looking, and surprisingly classy. Its nowhere near as challenging as I hoped a puzzle game like it would be, but it makes up for this with an action-packed approach to turn-based pacing that brings the thrill of Tomb Raider to life in a whole new way.