Tomb Raider: Underworld

[h1] This entry have more puzzles than in new TR games. Still great experience. Need remaster. [/h1]

[b]Мне нужен пояс Тора, чтобы добраться до его молота, а молот мне нужен, чтобы убить бога.[/b]

having nothing but issues whenever i load the game, it crashes on the cutscene after croft manor explodes and just keeps getting stuck with audio skipping. have tried to verify files, uninstalled and reinstalled but no avail waste of money i cant get back

Good game, peak 2008 material. I was pleasantly surprised by the graphics, they look surprisingly good in some cutscenes. In general the state of the PC port isn't as bad as I'm used to from a game from 2008. Lara's appearance is somewhere on the edge between overdone blow-up doll and just really pretty and too based for the woke 2026. Her voice and facial expressions during cutscenes communicate playful malice or something like that idk, which I like. The levels and platforming are nice, felt a little janky, but that's probably because I was playing at 60 fps with Vsync and this game was probably designed for a 30 fps lock like many games of that era. Overall a based, short and sweet game, recommended

for a game released in 2008, lara is really hot here, oh and the game's good ig

good game buy it but there are some bugs and problems but its very easy to solve

i lopve and like this game its pest game you can pay on it

give us the beneath the ashes and lara's shadow DLCs NOW !!! Tomb Raider: Underworld is a game with so much potential. I really enjoyed the graphics, characters and the voice acting. There's new exploration mechanics and abilities (like the chimney jump) which make the gameplay feel more diverse in its "tomb raiding". Thailand looks stunning and is probably one of the best levels in the game. Maybe if Underworld had gotten the proper time to stay in development to truly reach its peak I could even call it my favorite, but eh... If I could put the rating as neutral, I would. I liked being able to choose between different variations of the same outfits before doing a level. Like long pants or shorts? Different types of diving suits? More of that please. The controls are a bit janky, the camera angle often works AGAINST the player, and unless you cap your FPS to 60 the physics go haywire. The relic hunting that makes exploring so much more fun is... awful. There's so many treasures, many of which are just two steps away from each other. You could turn a corner and boom, there's a whole line of them. They don't even unlock anything except concept art so you're collecting 179 treasures for almost nothing. The treasures themselves are identical and often blend into the environment (or they're in conveniently placed jars) which just makes them annoying to find. At least this time there's special relics that increase Lara's health, and they require a lot more brain power than just "walk on this hallway and pick up this treasure". While Thailand is on a whole another level, the game suffers heavily from everything having the same muted grey-blue tones. Everything looks the same. :(. The story was nice... if there had been a proper ending. See, the actual ending endings are locked behind the DLCs. The same DLCs that are Microsoft Store Exclusives. That you can't play on PC (unless you get very, very creative). Like damn, ok. Underworld is not bad but it feels unfinished. Buy if it's on sale and want to finish the LAU trilogy. Other than that it's hard to recommend because if you don't already like the Tomb Raider franchise, this definitely wouldn't entice you to play the other games.

3.5/10 Boring. The camera is terrible. The controls are awful.

Replayed after years and the entire Southern Mexico part still makes me want to stop living