Tomb Raider: Underworld

Tomb Raider: Underworld - Lara searches for traces of her mother and encounters the myth of Thor's hammer. The path leads through the Mediterranean Sea, tropical islands, Mexico and the northern cliffs. The levels are designed like large machines with gears, levers and chambers. Jumping, climbing and grappling hooks are mixed up, and the environment is destructible in places. Weapons and equipment are searched for in locations, and treasures are found from hiding places. Transport and underwater areas add variety. The hook helps you climb. Levers open doors. The riddles are based on the mechanisms. Treasures are hidden in hiding places. Underwater areas are dangerous. A motorcycle helps with movement. Weapons are divided by type. Bosses occupy the arenas. The walls are destroyed by shots. Jumping requires calculation. Ammo is rare. Solving puzzles takes time. Jumping punishes rushing. Treasures are hidden in dead ends. The camera is rotated with the mouse. The motorcycle helps at a distance. Temples are guarded by statues. Labyrinths require patience. Flamethrowers are rare. The walls are susceptible to gunfire. Ropes help to descend. The jumps are on the ledges. The caves are lit with torches. Water hides the passages. The levers are connected by chains. Lara scuba dives. The caches are marked on the map. Large mechanisms require both dexterity and attention: some of the levers are hidden behind destructible panels. Treasures in caches yield relics that help in battles with large enemies. The map gives directions. For those who like adventures with obstacles and ruins, this part is suitable.