Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered

When you remastered The Angel of Darkness, did you think "Ahh, this game had so many bugs and annoying fails, let's not fix any of them"?! Playing this game is still causes headache. For me, this remaster means just 2 things: 1. I can finally roll out from narrow passages in TR4 and 2. You wanted the fans to buy the very same games again.

Niestety, wraz z remasterem pokasowano niektóre przydatne skróty w grze - w tym utrudniono corner bugi i błędy w grafice, które dosmaczały całość. Polska wersja z idiotycznym tłumaczeniem (Hale Trajana? To był Rynek Trajana), cringe'owe fotosy pomiędzy levelami nie robią dobrego wrażenia. Chyba jednak mocno poszło po klimacie. Kiedy okazało się, że szyba nie przepuści mnie bezpośrednio do ostatniego bossa, wyłączyłam grę. Szkoda, lubiłam sobie dla jaj omijać takim skrótem te przeklęte kanały, teraz nie ma to sensu. Nie zapraszam do dyskusji. xD

Un clásico, lo he terminado muchas veces y la versión remasterizada es hermosa

Nostaljik duygularla bağlı olduğum ve oynadığım dönemde en devrimsel oyunlardan biriydi. Şimdi biraz olsun iyileştirilmiş grafiklerle ve bütün kupalarını alarak zevkle oynadım. Ama şu 6. oyunun ilk 5 oyundan kötü kontrolleri beni sinir etti. Buna rağmen pişman olmadım.

just lovely

Jogo retrô muito bom!

The Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered collection is a really interesting time capsule, and honestly a pretty rewarding way to revisit some of Lara Croft’s more experimental years. I played these back in the PS1 era, and coming back to them in this remastered form on Steam is a mix of nostalgia and appreciation for just how ambitious these games were for their time. They lean more into atmosphere, puzzle-solving, and slow-burn exploration than pure action, and that identity still comes through clearly. The remaster work does a solid job of making everything more readable without stripping away the original vibe. Seeing these environments with cleaner visuals makes the level design stand out even more, especially the intricate tomb layouts and the way progression is tied so tightly to observation and patience. What I still really enjoy is the sense of scale and mystery. These games aren’t afraid to let you get lost a little, and that feeling of slowly figuring out ancient spaces is still very satisfying. When you finally crack a tricky puzzle or discover a hidden path, it feels earned in a way modern hand-holding often doesn’t replicate. Of course, these entries are known for being a bit rougher than the modern Tomb Raider formula. Controls can feel stiff, camera angles can be unforgiving, and some puzzle logic definitely belongs to another era. But in a weird way, that friction is part of the experience now. It forces you to slow down and really think your way through each area. What surprised me most is how distinct each of these three games feels. They each experiment with tone and structure in their own way, and having them together in one package makes that evolution really noticeable. Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered isn’t just nostalgia, it’s a chance to appreciate a more methodical, puzzle-driven era of the series that still has a lot of charm. If you enjoy classic adventure games and don’t mind older design sensibilities, it’s a very worthwhile collection.