Lara Croft Go - Review

Lara Croft Go

If you are someone who loves Tomb Raider games and puzzle games, you will really enjoy this game.

In the game, we dodge snakes, find hidden objects, and try to reach the end of the map.
If I play the game for a very long time, it sometimes makes me a little nauseous because of the perspective and style of gameplay. This is not meant negatively; but when you stay in front of it for a long time, the choice of color and similar things may start to make you feel sick.

The maps in the game, or rather the levels, are beautifully designed and just right overall. They're neither too easy nor too difficult. In the game, rather than just passing the level, the real challenge is finding the items in the book.

Let me explain the book aspect: the game consists of main levels and side levels. In the main levels, there are objects hidden somewhere in the game, and you need to find all the ones that are on one page within the side levels of that main level. Think of the main levels as one page of that book. These objects are placed so cleverly that after a certain section, you inevitably start to overlook them.

The game features a nice camera perspective, but when the map is small and you keep getting stuck in the same section, always looking from the same angle doesn't produce great results.

Levels get more difficult in a balanced way, and in this respect we can say the game has really nailed it.

The game has very nice mechanics for such a simple game. Basically, your goal is to go from one place to another and pass the level, but for example: if you move behind the enemy snakes, you can kill them, yet if you pass directly in front of them, they can kill you. Or in some levels, it's turn-based, so with each move you make, the snakes also move one unit, which means you have to calculate their movements and yours. The game features many such nice mechanics.

In terms of gameplay, graphics, and mechanics, I quite liked the game, and my score for this game is: 🎮🎮🎮