Small Rätsler with strengthening the co-op mode

First, a few clarifying words, because I read here again and again complaints. The Lara Croft series, so and the Temple of Osiris and its predecessor Guardians of Light ever have nothing to do outside the world and the main character with the mother series Tomb Raider. This is almost exclusively Rätselspaß for, in this part, up to four players, while the mother series sees itself from gameplay as third-person adventure game we have it here alone with at the appearance in bird's eye view with a completely different control intervention. With the first part of Lara Croft was tested, so to speak, the puzzle waters, because you wanted to create a small game that mainly food for thought and the arcade-shooter action sees only as a complementary element. Of course, you could have done this with any other character, but the Lara Croft license opens up a wider audience and ultimately it comes even with lovingly designed games about money and Lara attracts audience.

The basic mechanisms are the same as the predecessor similar, if not identical. There are four characters to choose from, which are divided into two classes. Roughly speaking: adventurer and gods. Both differ in their abilities and therefore affect, depending on the classes and number as the puzzles represent ultimately. This is already the best trick for puzzle fans, which increases the replayability. All puzzles scale with the number of players. It remains the same basic puzzles, but the structure will change slightly and also the distribution of tasks. This ensures that when more than two players not a must just watch. The mystery itself feel rather simple. At least I'm with my teammates (we were in two sessions, each one two and even three players) come through, liquid in the first slip. Only the bosses sometimes have demanded a few death. Nevertheless, the title will also provide more experienced Rätslern for nice Kurzweil, for longer enough playing time of about 15 hours (if you really want to master all challenges) by far not.

Graphically the title as expected earlier than its predecessor, the environment is designed wonderfully. However, one must here no graphics fireworks expected, for the present time is the graphic upper average. The focus was also yes somewhere else and playing in the so-called bird's eye view is also saved at a certain level of detail. Let. To what the Gold Edition is different from the rest We get an envelope with disc in it, so to touch something. In addition, some Tinnef can still find in a box as a cheap-looking Lara figure, and a small pressure of playing card (which does not help in the game) and a thin booklet with artwork. Overall, it's been quite nice and justifying a bonus certainly the premium over the digital version, which is relatively low considering the Season Pass here also considered included. But both the Download and the Retail version can not hide the short playing time. Here I would have liked more but rather as a mystery partially tough challenges, the only stretch the game.