#Rise of the tomb raider pc review video 1080p

Cutscenes also displayed some bizarre image quality issues, such as blood spurts appearing to be almost stickers in nature, placed over the image, and the same for a massive rush of water towards the starts of the game. I managed to get a fairly solid 60fps, but did notice that there were some substantial stutters when the game transitioned into in-engine cutscenes.

#Rise of the tomb raider pc review video 1080p

Running at 1080p and with all the visual settings set to their most advanced (apart from antialiasing), thereвЂ™s no denying Rise of the Tomb Raider is a showpiece title. I tested the game on an i5 PC with 8GB RAM and an Geforce GTX 980. This aspect is all the more impressive on PC, providing youвЂ™ve got a decent rig to game on. It helps that the dev team has created one of the most gorgeous games IвЂ™ve ever played, with gigantic underground tombs that dazzle and far-reaching vistas that inspire. You can find my full review of the Xbox One release here, which goes into plenty of detail about why I think Square EnixвЂ™s game is so wonderful, but to summarise: Rise of the Tomb Raider feels like a proper adventure, one in which you make discoveries, explore unbelievable locations, and tops this off with some heart-pounding action sequences. At least now PC gamers can see why Rise of the Tomb Raider should have received more of a fanfare. Add to this the fact that the Xbox One isnвЂ™t performing as well as SonyвЂ™s console is in the вЂsales warвЂ™ and youвЂ™ve got the perfect recipe for a game to sell relatively poorly. By holding the game back from PS4 owners (and PC), Square angered a massive chunk of LaraвЂ™s fanbase.

Of course, this was almost entirely down to the game releasing as a timed exclusive for Xbox One and Xbox 360. I like Rise of the Tomb Raider a lot, yet sadly I really donвЂ™t think it got the attention it deserved so much so, that at points around its release I felt a bit like its only cheerleader in a stadium full of opposition fans.