VGChartz's Evan Norris: "In the end, Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered is less essential than last year's Tomb Raider collection, entirely because the games are inferior. While The Last Revelation remains one of the franchise's better entries, Chronicles is merely decent, and The Angel of Darkness is subpar. Still, thanks to control and graphics options, paired with the 60 fps boost, this newest compilation represents the superior way to experience these titles. If you only have the time and money for one purchase, go for I-III Remastered without question. If, however, you're a completionist who wants to experience Lara's lesser, weirder adventures and observe how developer fatigue and mismanagement affected the trajectory of the franchise in the early 2000s, this is the collection for you."
Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered blends nostalgia with enhanced visuals and updated controls. Is that enough to warrant a purchase?
Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered is easy to recommend for both fans of the original games and those whose introduction to Lara Croft came much later on. Its age-related annoyances are easy enough to forgive, and being able to quicksave at any time is a real lifesaver. It’s amazing what was done here in a year, and I’m sure further improvements are still to come. These are important games that deserve to be remembered and preserved, and these remasters are the best way to play them in the modern age.
NoobFeed editor Wasbir writes - Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered is a retro-flavored rekindling that updates three ancient favorites to the present console generation with significant visual and play improvements. While The Last Revelation and Chronicles hold up, Angel of Darkness is a letdown but engrossing beginning. Fans of the series will appreciate the upgraded graphics, controls, and challenges of puzzles in this collection.
It’s nice having them all on PS5. There are many other series that I wish got the same treatment.