Recent reviews by dulsi

The game is not very long. It doesn't require any grind. I enjoyed the story. I think it is right length for what they were trying to do. The combat system is unusual and I both like and dislike it. I wish they gave better clues about what to do in certain boss battles instead of having you lose the first time. I do find the graphics don't really feel post apocalyptic to me.

Definitely designed for quick play on mobile phone. It is fun to play on the computer when you have a short time available.

I have played every Tomb Raider game up until this one. It was nice to come back to Tomb Raider again. It's little different than previous games but does a great job with everything. Explaining new skills is done very well. There have been several moments where I deduced what needed to be done based on how things work without being explicitly told you could do something.

It is a well done game. However, I was disappointed with the two main starting characters who are similar to the Skyborn characters. I didn't really care for the combat system. I know it is more strategic than Skyborn's combat but it just didn't interest me. Make sure you buy/craft weapons and armor. I had to redo a stage because the boss fight was too difficult with my equipment. In general I found the boss fights much more difficult than the regular battles. I switched to easy and still didn't defeat the final battle. I'm sure I could craft the items and optimize my skills to defeat the final battle but I just don't find that enough fun. (I know it might seem negative but I did enjoy the game.)

(I played the open source version first before buying the game so I have played the game for hours despite Steam's time played value.)

I enjoy programming and the puzzles in this game were interesting. Some puzzles are probably really difficult for someone without programming experience. The puzzle suggesting linked list in particular strikes me as something regular users would have trouble with. The programming language is very assembly like which is frustrating at times. If you like programming, I recommend the game. If you are not a programmer, I think the game can still be fun but you may need a walkthrough to get through everything, Also debugging the code is just as annoying as debugging programs in real life. So many robots destroyed...

It is a fun little distraction of a game. Having to restart a mission for any mistake is a little annoying but I don't mind it too much. The missions are not super long (at least the ones I've done). It has a lot of atmosphere to the game that I didn't expect. You can get short little bits of content by talk to your mother, listen to the radio, watch TV, and reading the newspaper.