misgivings with aesthetics (1 and 2 look nice but by the time you get to 3 some of those levels look so much worse in terms of lighting and atmosphere) aside, this is such an incredible package. could only dream of some of my other faves from the time period getting such a wonderful re-release (RE1-3, Silent Hill, Tenchu, etc.)

all 3 games plus their expansions available out of the box/download with first time availability on platforms outside of PC in general, a new control scheme (which seems borderline non-functional to me but maybe it clicks more for those who wanted it?) while otherwise offering the standard untouched gameplay, comprehensive achievement lists offering challenges to players with all levels of experience, and even some new NG+ modes. there's so much here.

now that there's mods or instructions to hex edit the game to unlock the framerate in retro graphics i don't see myself ever reaching for anything else when playing these games short of messing around with OpenLara a bit. not saying that this series will be everyone's cup of tea or anything but if someone's interested there's really no better time or way to jump in. even if you only click with one of the three games there's a pretty solid value to be found, let alone if you play each one.

am generally less fond of The Last Revelations, Chronicles, and Angel of Darkness but i'm glad to see them getting their own release and i hope it turns out just as well.

The perfect definitions for Tomb Raider I-III Remastered are: Respect for the fans, nostalgia and loyalty!

It seems like yesterday that I started playing Lara Croft for the first time in Lost Artifact... Walking, climbing, swimming, shooting Scottish guards, red-eyed dogs

And every now and then you would explore Lara's house with those trainings, putting the butler in the freeze, shooting training, running, etc.

Very good

There are only 3 highlights for this game

1: Having the expansions of TR1, TF2, TR3
2: option to play in remastered mode or in classic mode
3: has subtitles in any language and even for my own, which is Brazilian Portuguese!

This Tomb Raider remastered is not only for nostalgic people and die-hard fans who played it, but also for new people who are going to get to know Lara Croft
I highly recommend it!

Congratulations, I'm going to enjoy this remaster a lot and wait for the next remaster IV-VI

I love the survivor tomb raider series so i was really excited to play the very first trilogy too.
And it was really fun and interesting!
Only completed Tomb Raider 1 so far but i intend to play the other parts later on too.

You should not expect much of a story, but expect much of exploring, navigating and trying to find doors, keys and switches. And doing tricky jumps!

Some levels was a bit too difficult to navigate and solve because i could not find how to progress for a very long time, even after double checking all rooms i could think of and going back and forth all over the map. That's when i looked at a guide (or asked my friend Revan). The game is most fun when figuring out stuff by yourself so i really try that first, but at some point it can be too difficult to find if you overlooked something and you have no idea where. (It could turn out it was in that room i skipped to double check because i was so sure it was not in there)

There was some bugs and weird things happening for me on some levels, I think i took some paths that was not meant to be taken because there was frozen in place enemies that can't be shot until i came back later from a different path.

This is how old games should be remastered, perfect!

its all about locking the old man in the freezer

Compared with OpenLara, the picture has been greatly improved and is very detailed.

don't forget to save ^^

Dear Diary,
37 hours of pure, unadulterated nostalgia, polished to a modern sheen. Every pixel, every polygon, every death-defying leap has been lovingly restored, and I've treasured every single minute of this adventure.
Phase 1: The First Steps
Loading up that first level felt like coming home. The instant toggle between original and remastered graphics? Pure genius. One button press, and suddenly I'm bouncing between 1996 and 2024 like some kind of archaeological time traveler. The enhanced lighting making those classic environments sing while keeping every secret exactly where my muscle memory remembered it.
Phase 2: The Modern Comfort Revolution
Whoever decided to add modern controls while keeping the original option deserves a medal. It's like they reached into my childhood memories and fixed the only things that needed fixing. Smooth camera controls? Check. Proper analog movement? Check. That satisfying original platforming precision? Still perfectly intact.
Phase 3: Triple the Treasure
Three complete games, each one meticulously restored. From the mansions to the pyramids, from snow-capped peaks to the depths of Atlantis - every environment has been given the respect it deserves. The textures are crisp, the models are clean, but the soul? The soul remains beautifully untouched.
The attention to detail is staggering. Original FMVs preserved and enhanced. Classic soundtracks remastered to perfection. Even the save system gives you both modern convenience and classic challenge. It's like they built a museum where every exhibit is interactive.
Three legendary games, perfectly preserved
Instant classic/remastered switching that never gets old
Original gameplay intact but smoothly enhanced
Those iconic sound effects hitting just right
Every secret, every challenge, exactly where they should be
Is this how remasters should be done? Without question. Have they managed to preserve gaming history while making it accessible to modern audiences? Absolutely perfect. It's like they've restored a classic car but added power steering - all the charm with just the right modern touches.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to go raid another tomb. Those tigers aren't going to gracefully backflip away from themselves, and I heard a medipack calling my name from around that suspiciously deadly-looking corner.
P.S. - To the butler I've locked in the freezer for the 100th time: I'm not sorry. It's tradition at this point.
Profiler93's Classic Raiding Stream[www.twitch.tv]

I love the graphic overhaul, and it's awesome that is in the same engine as the original games, it's a lot of fun switch between the original graphics and the remaster. Also, they add a lot of entrances in ceiling for lights hahahaha

The graphics is updated but the UX isn't.
Some hotkey configuration isn't possible to set because it seems hardcoded.
And there's no information on how to switch graphics mode (F1) so I had to google it.
There's a modern control scheme, but you're unable to do certain moves with it.
It's an incomplete package.
Playing for nostalgia is fine, but otherwise I can't recomend it.