Reviving Nostalgia: The Remastered Adventure of Tomb Raider 4-6 and the Redemption of Angel of Darkness

Tomb Raider 4, 5, and 6 are set to be remastered, and it seems that one of the franchise’s most disliked games, Angel of Darkness, may have a chance at redemption.

In a recent post on the official Tomb Raider website, we received some insights about the strategies developer Aspyr is planning to adopt to make the “previously controversial” Angel of Darkness more appealing this time around. The writer of the original game recently produced an intriguing film that addresses the series’ most captivating cliffhanger.

Like most remasters of classic video games, there will be options to use traditional controls. These will allow Lara to jump in any direction regardless of her facing, and you will also be able to maneuver the camera freely. We have certainly nailed it this time. She will also be able to shoot while in mid-air and target around corners in stealth mode, which should make her approach more deadly than it ever was.

The developers are also looking to restore a significant amount of omitted content to the game to help it reach its full potential. This includes dialogue that was left out, which should clarify the story, as well as some inventory items and new entries in a notebook that should guide players as they explore the game and solve its various puzzles. Some individuals might believe Aspyr is making the game too easy, but players can simply choose not to use these hints if they prefer not to.

The game’s secondary character, Kurtis Trent, is also undergoing a major redesign. He utilizes psychic powers and physical endurance instead of Lara’s agility, so he will now be equipped with a psychic shield that can “be quite advantageous in a boss battle” and wil