A lot has already been revealed about Crystal Dynamic's forthcoming game "Rise of the Tomb Raider" a few months ago. But now, the game's first trailer has been finally released, featuring Lara's strugglefor survival in the harsh and snowy environments of Siberia. Apart from that, brand director Rich Briggs reveals how devious the tombs in the games are.
According Christian Post, the American video game developer has released the first trailer of "Rise of the Tomb Raider" entitled "Woman vs. Wild." The said trailer reportedly sees Lara Croft trying to survive Siberia's punitive surroundings, while hunting animals for food and upgrading weapons until reaching Kitezh. She is believed to face the deadly Trinity, who are searching for the secret to immortality. Lara's job is to prevent the secret from getting into the hands of the so-called dreaded organization.
Latinos Post mentioned about how solid the graphics, extended view of the area, and action mechanics were as shown on the forthcoming game's trailer. It emphasizes the breathtaking gameplay as well as the trigger-based action sequences that were improved along with the game's visuals. The publication added that Crystal Dynamics is trying to establish the character of Lara Croft aside from the usual Tomb Raiding adventures that most gamers are used to seeing.
In "Rise of the Tomb Raider," Lara will reportedly have to make friends with NPCs, so as to find people whom she can trust; and in order to win their trusts, she needs to work with them to complete quests allotted to her.
Meanwhile, iDigitalTimes was able to catch up with Crystal Dynamic's Brand Director Rich Briggs and revealed just how devious the tombs in the forthcoming "Rise of the Tomb Raider" are. Briggs said that there are main tombs that every gamer must go through, as they are included in the game's storyline; however, "the really devious puzzles are in the side tombs, the challenge tombs." He went on to describe how "they're three times bigger" compared to the ones delivered in "Tomb Raider before.
"Rise of the Tomb Raider" might be something that fans should look forward to, especially with how creepy and backbreaking Siberia is in the trailer. The game will be released on November 10 for Xbox One and Xbox 360, while PC and PlayStation 4 gamers will experience it next year.
Have you seen the new trailer of "Rise of the Tomb Raider"? What are your thoughts on the tombs described by Rich Briggs? Let us know in the comments below.
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