Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Starring Lara Croft

(EDIT 4: These games should be played in OG graphics. Let me explain: Recent developers did a fantastic job at enhancing the envoirment visuals and asthetics BUT these reworks are also butchering something very important at gameplay matter: Envroimental Clues & Cues. Not talking about buttons or levers; Talking about envorimental cues. Cues that leading you to where you need to be or key elemetns for puzzles or secrets. Playing these games in enhanced graphics in the first playthrough is just making it unfairly difficult. And I take back everything I said about the second game. It's good.) I wasn't sure about playing it now because of the recent reviews but the game is working fine from what I'm experienced. But I saw two bugs: ~~1 - First major boss fight (not the one with man) did not happen. It just stood where it is. But it wasn't a problem to finish the level.~~ 2 - One of the monkeys (The one near to the door) at the end of the Colosseum section sometimes stuck in place. I will keep updating this comment until I finish the game. Edit: As I am writing this I have finished the *first* game. Couldn't find any other bugs except a texture glitch problem of endgame monsters when they explode. Which is not preventing the player to finish the game. First game is playable. But I have to say, from what I read about the latest update, Aspyr act irresponsible. This is something Bethesda has done with Fallout 4. Edit 2: Finally finished all three games (Well not all three actually. Only did 1 and 3 completely. Only played the half of the second and left it.) and there are no serious bugs. Experienced a few where Lara just decided to enter walls while jumping somewhere and pop up back again into map but it wasn't a problem to finish the game. But I have to say second and third games are unfairly difficult. Both of them are have the trial & error mentality for the most part and either games don't have the impact of the first game. And I'm writing this without any nostalgic feeling or whatever you call it. Second game is bad. Nor it's meaningful or logical. They kind of reverted this in the third game but still you can see 'that' type of gameplay in some of it's puzzles here and there. It's not good honestly but not as bad as the second game. If you're going to play either one of them, get ready for a save-scum adventure. And to the recent developers, I suggest adding some point-lights onto the crucial points of the maps. Places like where a button lies in the total darkness without any light while in the og game you can clearly see where the button is. Needs better level re-design and QA work in my honest opinion.