This new release adds another treasure celebrating Crystal Dynamics 25 th anniversary: new functionality to the critically acclaimed and award-winning Rise of the Tomb Raider. Explore Lara’s childhood home in over an hour of new story, and uncover a Croft family mystery that will change her life forever.
When Lara’s uncle contests ownership of the family Manor, Lara must explore deep within the estate to find the hidden history that she is the rightful heir or, lose her birthright and father’s secrets forever. Thank as well and to everyone else who gave their input, I'll be sure to play it after I'm done with the story.REDWOOD SHORES, CA ( December 5, 2017) – Square Enix® and award-winning studios Crystal Dynamics® and Nixxes Software today announced that the “Blood Ties” story chapter from the critically acclaimed Rise of the Tomb Raider ®,is now available for Steam®VR and compatible with HTC Vive and Oculus Rift virtual reality headsets.įor the first time, HTC Vive and Oculus Rift owners can experience the “Blood Ties” single-player story chapter to unlock the mysteries of Croft Manor on SteamVR. So if the Blood Ties is basically mostly just story stuff that works just great for me :) The gameplay is fine, it just isn't the kind of game I usually play (I prefer RPGs, adventure story games, etc) but I liked the story in the first game (2013 i mean) so I'm playing this one for the story as well, gameplay is very much secondary to me. Oh that works well for me, I'm odd in that I'm mostly playing the game for the story anyway. It is kind of a nice "epilogue" - and kinda sad ^^Īnd it really made me wish for a new Tomb Raider - to settle some scores for Lara as well. Which is fine as a one-time-playthrough, and especially if you like myself got really attached to Lara through playing the main story. It is more a walking-simulator with loads of texts that give more background to the Crofts. Originally posted by Voxrox:Anyway, as everyone says: Play it after the main campaign, but don't expect much gameplay-wise.
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