#lost artifact

The fact that this notebook was sitting in a random drawer in my grandmother's guestroom is going to keep me awake for years to come. Because what do you mean there's a possibility that this has been floating around my grandmother's house since 2003. And there have been almost 23 years worth of guests that could have found this and read it. I'm beyond mortified because the last person to sleep in this guestroom before me where's my baby brother and his wife LMAO I don't need them to know my secrets.

Sophia Leigh from Tomb Raider remade in Soul Calibur 6!

Tomb Raider 3: The Lost Artifact:

Genre: Action & Adventure;

Console: PC;

Year: 1998;

Story: "In The Lost Artefact, Lara learns of the existence of a fifth meteorite artifact called the Hand of Rathmore. She begins her investigations at the castle of Dr. Willard in the Scottish highlands, progresses to exploring the Channel Tunnel in Dover and then ultimately ends up in the catacombs of Paris, where she is confronted by Sophia Leigh." This is pretty much a sequel to the main game.

Gameplay: I have reviewed most Core Design Tomb Raider games, so you know what to expect from here. This expansion has the same moves as the main of it, Tomb Raider 3. All the moves and weapons are pretty much the same.

Graphics: all the levels look absolutely gorgeous. I was impressed with some of the levels, specially the Madhouse one. The amount of incredible scenery on it was breath taking for me.

Soundtrack: it's the same soundtrack as Tomb Raider 3. However, in the final 2 levels, expect some Jumpscares, with the sound.

Final Thoughts: if you want more Tomb Raider 3 in your life, then this expansion is perfect for you. I'm a fan of it, and it's even my 2nd favorite Tomb Raider of all time. However, this expansion is extremely small, even if you collect the secrets (which are pretty easy to find, for the most part). Still, it's a fun little game, and I will give it a 9 out of 10.

Tomb Raider 3: The Lost Artifact: The Maze in “Madhouse”: