Lara now seeks answers to the questions raised by her experiences on Yamatai. Her encounter with the Sun Queen, Himiko, has fueled an obsession with immortality myths.
As we saw in the Rise of the Tomb Raider announcement trailer, Lara carries both physical and psychological scars from her experiences in TOMB RAIDER (2013). In addition to regular voice and motion capture, the game incorporates Mova motion-capture technology, which is used for high-resolution facial capture in films as well as videogames. Camilla Luddington and Earl Baylon reprise their roles as Lara and Jonah. The PlayStation 4 version is scheduled to release October 11, 2016, as a special 20 Year Celebration edition including all previous DLC plus new content and features. 
The game initially launched in November 2015 as an Xbox exclusive, with Crystal Dynamics developing the Xbox One version and Nixxes Studios, which has collaborated closely with Crystal in the past, working on the Xbox 360 game. Thank as well and to everyone else who gave their input, I'll be sure to play it after I'm done with the story. So if the Blood Ties is basically mostly just story stuff that works just great for me :) The gameplay is fine, it just isn't the kind of game I usually play (I prefer RPGs, adventure story games, etc) but I liked the story in the first game (2013 i mean) so I'm playing this one for the story as well, gameplay is very much secondary to me. Oh that works well for me, I'm odd in that I'm mostly playing the game for the story anyway. It is kind of a nice "epilogue" - and kinda sad ^^Īnd it really made me wish for a new Tomb Raider - to settle some scores for Lara as well. Which is fine as a one-time-playthrough, and especially if you like myself got really attached to Lara through playing the main story. It is more a walking-simulator with loads of texts that give more background to the Crofts. 
Originally posted by Voxrox:Anyway, as everyone says: Play it after the main campaign, but don't expect much gameplay-wise.
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