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I feel the thing that's holding them back is the 'child of nobility' part they don't want to disown.The website for Download PC Games, one of the best and popular site of all time. I don't think the classic Lara was an incredibly deep character, but it worked as an excuse to do crazy video game things. Rise is a great game by itself, and doesn't really need to do a lot for the middle entry in a trilogy but again doesn't move the character on, however for Rise you could tell Lara had settled confidently into the 'adventurer' role. Shadow is weird because it starts off where Lara has apparently been hunting down Trinity like a hard-boiled woman possessed for the past few years, a real movement on from earlier, but then dials it back a lot to mild mannered and pleasant with the locals, a brief rambo moment in the middle, and not a lot at the end. I think they did have the setup to potentially progress to a new version of old role, but didn't get there, like they got distracted along the way or wanted to keep her grounded too much when pretty much everything in Tomb Raider is absurd. The new trilogy is weird, my theory on something that didn't help is moving from Crystal Dynamics To Eidos Montreal between second and third games. Let's hope that when they do the next one, they do like a 10 year time skip where the character has developed further.
The lack of payoff at the end of the reboot trilogy was off putting. It's like if batman begins lasted 3 films and Bruce still isn't confident enough to wear the batsuit by the end of the third film. I'm currently replaying bits of Shadow, the last game and there are some hints at her realising she can't go round taking stuff and she can't think of herself as the world's saviour all the time but this doesn't bear out in any meaningful way.īy the end of the game, she isn't that different from where she started, she certainly isn't the full fledged character we recognise from the prior non reboot games and imo, she doesn't need to be that same character but she should still have matured into a much more confident adventurer. There could have been a good story reason for her to use lethal force but we weren't shown that.
Ideally they could've retained the same number of fights while starting you off with non lethal weapons/takedowns and in more dire fights, force you and the character to use lethal means as doing otherwise would spell doom for bystanders. I liked the first game in the reboot in terms of her characterisation, though of course it still didn't really match the gameplay in terms of killing all the enemies. Does she save the world? Yes, but to her it was never her goal Well I did feel bad for her in the Legend games, I felt bad because we see a woman lose the people closest to her because of her (and herself) obsession with what happened to her mother. We move on to Legend, where her badassery and flamboyancy is taken up to 11, but as the story progresses she reveals more and more of her actual vulnerability, and in Underworld I would go as far as to call her a self-serving Anti-Hero (The deleted ending of that game is BRUTAL)īack to the reboots now, it seems like the devs had a direction in mind of her but, for lack of a better term, seemed to not have the balls to actually push Lara towards becoming the woman she was in the older games, always finding a convoluted way to reduce her to a crying wreck for no reason other than to make us artificially feel bad for her Here she is still a determined, badass Tomb Raider but her psyche starts to crack after she kills Larson (which at this point in the timeline is her first actual human kill). There are glimpses of development, like her mental breakdown and psychotic rampage over the death of Jonah in Shadow, but it’s almost immediately undone by Jonah being revealed to be alive, so it’s back to regular old Lara.Ĭontrast this to the way the Legend trilogy handled her characterization.Īnniversary is the first game chronologically. She’s the same ambiguously scared but trigger happy young woman from the first game to the last.
Throughout the reboot series, Lara absolutely does not develop at all.
So i’ve been having a sort of marathon run of the Tomb Raider franchise and a thought just hit me
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