Tomb Raider series is rebooted by Cyrstal Dynamics and we see how Lara Croft became the person she is. From the success hungry traveler to man killing survivor. Lara Croft is trapped on a mysterious island with her shipmates and try to find a way out from it.

A great cinematic action adventure, with one of gaming's great lead performances, although its Tomb Raider DNA seems fragmented and even degenerative in parts.

Fantastic production values with excellent combat and a large and interesting game world; A genuinely sympathetic protagonist; Improved graphics are better than ever

The focus on combat may frustrate franchise fans; Mediocre script and one-dimensional secondary characters; No substantial new features for a so-called definitive edition

I'm still missing this game! I can't seem to track it online!

Lara Croft has become an absolutely brilliant character, and the arc she receives in Tomb Raider has been long overdue. Crystal Dynamics has gone on record as saying that the team designed the game hoping to give players the sense of wanting to protect Lara, and they went out of their way to craft...

No real tombs involved. They keep trying to change and improve on the game play but instead they keep making it worse. If you have nothing to do then maybe pick this one up, otherwise skip this one.

i will tell you to buy this in ps4 if you haven't played this in ps3. only the graphics are improved. game play is same as ps3 and you got all the downloadables from ps3. the price is too much, so its up to you.

Despite what Square Enix told their shareholders last year, Crystal Dynamics's Tomb Raider reboot was far from a failure. It's a frustratingly unfocused experience built on a skeleton of promising but unripened ideas.

With an emphasis on improved graphics, this PlayStation 4 port is the best Tomb Raider yet. Unfortunately, this Definitive Edition doesn't add enough new content to warrant a second purchase.

We definitively define if this version of Tomb Raider is definitive enough.

So pretty; Both Lara and the improved visuals, Game runs more smoothly than PS3 version, Campaign has good variety and balance, DLC is included

Dualshock 4 speaker is jarring on menus; Voice-controls are passable; Full retail price tag on a game that's been out for nearly a year

It can all sound like a lot in print, but the parity between being able to explore on your own and always having a clear directive to follow works well throughout. In fact, pretty much everything about Tomb Raider checks out.