Tomb Raider: Legend

不错，游戏配置不高，游玩体验好。

This is one of the worst games I've ever finished. Some of the issues are due to the PC version being a terrible port, but others apply to all versions of the game. I enjoyed the story. That's what kept me going all the way to the end. The sound and music were also great. For the graphics, the character models looked great, but almost every other texture was a blurry mess, as you'd expect from a game that's 20 years old. My standards are pretty low when it comes to graphics, so I was mostly fine with that. It was only really bad when it showed Lara standing next to an artifact or whatever and you could see the massive difference between her and the extremely blurry hieroglyphics or whatever she was looking at. That's about it for the positives. There were far, far more negatives. Bugs. There are many, and they are terrible. You can't use the "next generation content" because it causes crashes. A few times, Lara started vibrating in place, forcing me to restart from the last checkpoint. In one level, I spent an hour trying to solve a puzzle, only to check online for a solution and find out a necessary item had vanished. I was shooting at it when a cutscene started, and when the cutscene ended, it was gone. I assumed that was supposed to happen at the time. It was not. The camera. Some of this could probably go into the bug section. The camera in this game really has a mind of its own. It'll constantly switch to face whatever direction it wants, and never stops panning around while you move. This can be extremely annoying during timed events when the camera needs to be facing in a very specific direction for you to be able to make a jump, resulting in many unfair deaths. During the motorcycle sections, the camera was a nightmare. It would randomly change to side view sometimes and just stay there. Since you die if you crash into something, this is a guaranteed death. I even had it switch to top down view once where I could only see the ground. A huge chunk of my deaths were due to the terrible camera. It's extremely annoying when you just want to move right on a cliff, but holding down D doesn't do anything because the camera's not exactly, precisely pointed in the right direction. The game's super obtuse at times. I had to look up how to beat the last three bosses because I just couldn't figure out what I needed to do. It was something extremely simple in all three cases, just very unintuitive. For example, on the final boss, there's a point where it falls to the ground and you have to run up and stab it. You don't stab it by attacking, which was my foolish assumption. You stab it with the interact key. Note that the interact key is never used like this at any other point in the game. There's a lot more clunk, jank, and bugs that I didn't mention, but these are the main issues that dropped what really should have been an 8 or 9/10 game down to a 3/10 for me. If this game ever gets a remake that stays faithful to the story and cleans up the many problem areas, I'll highly recommend playing that version. Skip this one, though.