Tomb Raider: Ranking Every Game From Worst To Best

The perfect mixture of old and new, this game embodies everything we love about Tomb Raider. Vibrant locations, endless nooks and crannies to explore, and an unrelenting sense of thrills and adventure.

A remake of the 1996 original that put the franchise - and in part the Playstation, - on the map, TRA loosens up the controls, takes full advantage of the analog stick, and gives textures the HD treatment, leaving them feeling more immersive than ever.

It even makes the story of Lara’s pursuit of the Atlantean Scion more personal, with it being tied to her father’s research into the disappearance of her mother, and recruiting voice acting royalty Grey Griffin to voice the villainous Natla.

In a world that currently seems dominated by Open World titles, Battle Royales and FPSs, its mixture of 90s platforming and 7th generation technology helps it to stand out from the crowd all these years later.

If you haven’t played a Tomb Raider game before, this is a good place to start.