DLC for Shadow of the Tomb Raider
In “The Pillar,” players will venture into the game’s newest challenge tomb known as Path of Huracan to discover the truth behind the legend of the Maya apocalypse. To reclaim an ancient treasure, Lara Croft must defy the treacherous storms of an all-new challenge tomb, all while fighting the forces of Trinity. “The Pillar” offers new customization options with the Tunic of the Shorn One outfit, which reduces damage from projectile weapons and allows additional ammo to be crafted. The Oathtaker’s bow deals greater damage to armored enemies, and the A Thousand Eyes skill allows Lara to use Survival Instincts when moving through tree canopies or concealment walls.
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Continuando com essa saga de órfão da Lara. A segunda DLC do Shadow é ótima. Ela possui um puzzle de cenário criativo, ainda que fácil, e um combate bem posicionado. A arma da recompensa é ruim, como de costume, porém a roupa dela é uma túnica lindíssimaaaaaa. Pra um conteúdo extra é muito bom - e não me faz sentir num calor desgraçado como The Forge. Mó fresquin o mapa.
Completed with 100% of trophies earned. Primarily focused on a set of seven additional challenge tombs, the Challenge Tomb DLC pack provides more of where Shadow of the Tomb Raider most excels, with an impressive variety in the environments and types of puzzle approach. Well-integrated into the game, each tomb is accessible via a bespoke side quest sequence but also individually via the main menu - ideal for attempting the score attack and time trials.
I can see an argument that these could be bulking out the game a little too much beyond the core story, but if you take these as individual challenges I certainly wouldn't complain. As a minor note, the additional outfit and weapon that comes attached to each tomb felt somewhat unnecessary, and the weapons in particular just get lost in an already quite extensive list.
I can see an argument that these could be bulking out the game a little too much beyond the core story, but if you take these as individual challenges I certainly wouldn't complain. As a minor note, the additional outfit and weapon that comes attached to each tomb felt somewhat unnecessary, and the weapons in particular just get lost in an already quite extensive list.