Levels & Locations: As in the original game, Lara's search for the Scion leads her to a series of ruins around the world: first Peru, then Greece, then Egypt. Now her pursuit of the Scion-at all costs- is a matter of life and death, and Lara's struggles are not only physical but emotional and moral as well. However, many fans appreciated the developers' attempt to give Lara some motivation for her actions beyond just the thrill of the chase.
She believes the Scion to be a repository of ancient knowledge that can help solve the mystery of her mother's disappearance.Ĭertain plot elements from the first game have been tweaked a bit to tie in the Legend/Avalon storyline, and Anniversary Lara is a far more sentimental creature than the hard-edged heroine of the classic games. But now she's not just playing for sport. As in TR1, Lara is searching for the Scion, a mystical artifact said to originate on the lost continent of Atlantis.
Spoiler-free Synopsis: Anniversary's plot ties together the events of the original game and Lara's quest to rescue her mother, introduced in Tomb Raider: Legend. Later: Mac OS X, PS3 as part of the TR Trilogy. (Hold the Combat Mode Toggle button.) When the red circle appears, shoot once.Platforms: Windows, PlayStation 2, PSP, Xbox 360, Wii. When you have just evaded an angry opponent with a dodge move, you can perform a head shot. Evade his attack by rolling or jumping aside, when the arrows light up in a corner of the screen - only when you have not turned off the hints. When an opponent comes storming towards you after you angered him, the screen becomes blurry. To break free from an enemy, you need to quickly move Lara back and forth. When using keyboard controls, you need to hold down the sneak button while moving. When steering Lara with an analog controller, press the direction lightly. To run simply press in the direction you want to run into.ĭirection and Sneak/Direction very lightly The Controls in Tomb Raider Anniversary are similar to those introduced in Tomb Raider Legend.
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