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And this whole thing is being paid for by loading Asmodee with $800M in debts.
You really need to learn to provide sources to shit in your initial post. Don’t expect other people to do the work for you, especially when it’s something not quickly found on official sites.
Guessing its this: Shadows of Truth, 4 diverse characters are tasked with hunting down Lara Croft, infiltrating her mansions and stealing-back the artifacts she stole from indigenous peoples and making her pay physically, socially and financially for slaughtering all that local wildlife in her greed-driven pursuits. Then in the end-game, going to those countries to return the items to their indigenous peoples for rewards of kindness and generosity. I wonder if they will do a Shadows of Truth 2, where those same indigenous peoples form corrupt governments and sell the returned artifacts to the highest-paying bidder on the black market so they can procure 3rd rate weapons from Russia to wage savage wars of conquest on their indigenous neighbors??
Maybe sign up for the play test and find out.
Ewwwwww no thanks. Tomb Raider games never clicked with me, because even back in the day I kept asking myself "Why is this chick doing an Indiana Jones mission........in hot pants and a tank top?".
The games were pretty innovative for their time. The puzzle solving and combat was like nothing before it. The problem was that as Tomb Raider progressed to 2 and 3, it got more flashy and less about puzzle solving. The games were still good, just not as good as the original. Having a female character that ran around in hot pants and a tank top was brilliant. Imagine if they just put a generic Indiana Jones looking guy instead? Lara Croft had the sex appeal that brought men over. Not only that but a female character that woman can relate to. I'm not a fan of the new Tomb Raider games, because they seem to have lost that puzzle solving mechanics like in the original games. They do have them, but they seem to focus more on combat than puzzle solving. The only reason I played them was because the Lara Croft model is a huge step up from the 90's variants. I think there was a time when consoles got a more improved version than the PC. Sex appeal works.
