Tomb Raider I

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About Tomb Raider I

About this game

Adventurer Lara Croft has been hired to recover the pieces of an ancient artifact known as the Scion. With her fearless acrobatic style she runs, jumps, swims and climbs her way towards the truth of its origin and powers - leaving only a trail of empty tombs and gun-cartridges in her wake. On this trail are breath-taking 3D worlds where exploration, puzzle and platform elements blend in a seamless real-time environment...

Game Details

Platform:
steam
Release Date:
November 28, 2012
Developer:
Core Design
Publisher:
Square Enix
Rating:
ESRB rating of 13
PEGI rating of 12
USK rating of 16
Supported Languages:
English
Steam Deck Support:
Unsupported
Franchise:
Tomb Raider
Feature:
Singleplayer

Product Requirements

Minimum:

  • OS:Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7
  • Processor:1.8 GHz Processor
  • Memory:512 MB RAM
  • Graphics:3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 9
  • DirectX®:9.0
  • Hard Drive:2 GB HD space

Tomb Raider I Statistics

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18.95%
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52.29%
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12.42%
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4.58%
>= 80 Hours
3.92%
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3.92% of players played this game for >= 80 Hours!

Difficulty Statistics

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2.55%
Just Right
48.51%
Tough
43.83%
Unforgiving
5.11%
Relax & enjoy! 48.51%  of players consider this game to be Just Right

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Play Behaviour

Tried It
15.82%
Played It
17.6%
Halfway
9.18%
Beat It
38.27%
Conquered It
19.13%
Completionist! 19.13%  of players have Conquered It

Tomb Raider I User Reviews

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Not Recommended

Tonydez415
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Beginning in 1996, the Tomb Raider franchise has had a long, storied, and accomplished history spanning nearly 25 years. Lara Croft is one of the most iconic video game characters of all time, finding popularity in the video game art scene, cosplay scene, and even finding her way to appearing on the "big" screen with two blockbuster films to this date! However, many forget her humble beginnings, so I figured I would go ahead and check out this groundbreaking title! I'll come right out and say it - the controls have not aged well, even with mods to make them better. This game has tank controls for movement, shooting, and platforming, and its a very awkward and frustrating experience. The difficulty is fairly high for some fights in the game, with the fights against human opponents and one particularly huge dinosaur being very difficult to overcome. While progression was still made on my end, the game just didn't feel "good" to play. The sound is alright, and some of the tracks are fairly exhilarating for combat scenarios, but the effects just fall a bit flat to me. There's a large amount of repetitive ambient noise that plays in the background in between larger, ore dramatic tracks, and this does little to add to the game's immersion. The visuals are pretty good for such an old title despite the environmental textures appearing a bit plain and wonky at times. The facial animations are cool to see, and give Lara a sense of emotion and reaction to many events in the game. The character animations are very advanced for 1996, with Lara being able to acrobatically scale obstacles with style and finesse. Enemies are distinguishable from the environments, and are terrifying to fight against. The gameplay is fairly straightforward, and there are some systems that are very solid. There is a good blend of action, exploration, puzzles, and platforming, giving the game a nice well-rounded feel. Puzzles aren't too difficult to figure out. Exploration is pretty cool, mainly due to the game's nice color scheme and varied environments. Action and platforming are presented well enough, but there's a huge issue with the game that makes these portions of gameplay unbearable to play through... Despite having some great presentation from the era that still holds up well to this day, the gameplay suffers a bunch due to the game's archaic control scheme. Tank controls do not work well in this title, as the lack of camera controls are also very frustrating. While Lara is...
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Frequently Asked Questions

Somewhere in the middle. 49% of GameFAQs users said the difficulty is Just Right. 49% of GameFAQs users said Tomb Raider I is Tough or Unforgiving.
According to USK, Tomb Raider I is suitable for players aged 16 and above.
No, Tomb Raider I is not currently playable on Steam Deck. Valve’s testing indicates that Tomb Raider I (1996) is Unsupported on Steam Deck. Some or all of this game currently doesn't function on Steam Deck.
Minimum:
  • OS:Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7
  • Processor:1.8 GHz Processor
  • Memory:512 MB RAM
  • Graphics:3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 9
  • DirectX®:9.0
  • Hard Drive:2 GB HD space
The average playtime for GameFAQs users is 25 hours. 92% of users played Tomb Raider I for over 12 hours.
Tomb Raider I was released on November 28, 2012
Tomb Raider I is published by Square Enix
Tomb Raider I was developed by Core Design

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