For 3 bucks its was okay.
Decent challange for someoen that does not play dodge/platformers like this.
Still their are alot of bugs and to me jumping feels weird. Most deaths are due to bugs. Character not jumping when I press space, bombs triggering when I put it down insteadof just planting the bomb. Jumps that look aligned to the jump but somehow are not. Red skull's being unable to be pick up as in you walk through them but it does not grab the item. On ledges sometimes their is an invissible wall sometimes their is not and most annoying was when you grabbing a ledge and lara gets stuck for a few minutes unable to climb up. Making chases unbearable.

Only worth it on sale as it does not offer much after you defeated the final boss.

fun

Another gem found hidden in the library never played. After finding the first game and really enjoying it to completion, i fired up this sequel. It must have been alright because I ending up finishing this one in a day. I just kept coming back to it. Around 8 hours of good fun, puzzle, twin stick shooting action with a great flow. This is sufficiently different to the first game to feel new but at first it felt a bit janky to play compared to the first release. I'm sure some of the other reviews had alluded to this, however i had no crashes through the play through and it didn't take long to feel at home with the game and really appreciate the upgraded graphics and presentation.
Both these Lara Croft titles (Guardian of light and Temple of Osiris) have been very pleasant little games to find and play through to completion so my advice, get them both cheap in a sale and enjoy some good hours of quality gaming from 2010 and 2013 that feel as good as any indie released today. It's made me curious of what other gems i may have missed!