However, Crystal Dynamics was careful to note that once you enter into a fight, they want the pressure to keep up, so the AI will not enter any kind of dumbed down state once they lose track of you. The AI has also been improved and will react more like the enemies that you’ve seen in the Uncharted series as they can lose their line of sight and will continue to track you down. These materials can then be used to make a verity of different things including healing patches, different weapons and so on. The game will feature improved crafting mechanics as Lara can now scavenge plants, herbs, minerals and plenty more. Random storms, wolves, grizzly bears and other natural threats will be a constant threat in the wilderness as Lara explores her surrounding terrains.
According to the article, the locations you are able to explore around your camps will be two to three times bigger than the original Tomb Raider, and will feature quite hostile environments. However, these types of events won’t always happen as set piece moments. The game will once again be similar to Uncharted in terms of big action set pieces, with the Gameinformer article detailing a massive avalanche that players must escape from in the demo that they were shown. Crystal Dynamics is keeping their cards close their chest regarding the second location in the game, however. Rise of the Tomb Raider will chronicle Lara’s journey to find the lost city of Kitezh, which according to legend sank into a nearby lake before an invading army of Mongolians could overtake the city. Lara, in Rise of the Tomb Raider, will be travelling to two different locations during the course of the game, the first of which is Siberia. Thus, she sets out on her next journey to deal with those lasting traumatic after effects as well as continue to uncover secrets alluded to in the original game. Based on the things she saw there, people think she has gone crazy and Lara has a very difficult time integrating back into “normal” society. Rise of the Tomb Raider will see Lara grow as a character as she deals with the after effects of her time on Yamatai. You can also see the first official screenshot of the game in the featured image section of the article.
We won’t be posting the entire article’s contents here, but we’ll provide you some details on the game’s main story-line as well as a few gameplay details. Gameinformer’s March cover story features Rise of the Tomb Raider and along with the cover story, a slew of new details about the game.
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