What's up with all these games like Tomb Raider and Uncharted having infinite amounts of breakable objects? Any ledge or wall you merely touch is bound to crumble like a month-old bread loaf, which is fine from an action standpoint, but is it that realistic?
I mentioned Uncharted, and yeah this is Uncharted but you get to see a woman's ass instead, and I like it and prefer it. Wait, maybe that's why I like : a lost legacy (2017) so much...
Anyhow, there's really nothing to complain about. Puzzles are good, short, and sweet. The action can be a bit over the top with things exploding and breaking at pretty much all times.
It has some very forgiving gunplay since you can spray as much as possible without ever running out of ammo.
Tomb Raider (2013) is overall a really fun and straightforward game with the stuff to expect.
I mentioned Uncharted, and yeah this is Uncharted but you get to see a woman's ass instead, and I like it and prefer it. Wait, maybe that's why I like : a lost legacy (2017) so much...
Anyhow, there's really nothing to complain about. Puzzles are good, short, and sweet. The action can be a bit over the top with things exploding and breaking at pretty much all times.
It has some very forgiving gunplay since you can spray as much as possible without ever running out of ammo.
Tomb Raider (2013) is overall a really fun and straightforward game with the stuff to expect.