Am I the only one who watches these walkthroughs as an actual "movie" to watch, like while doing homework, drawing, cleaning my room or just trying to fall asleep?
Just beat the game yesterday... it's part of my "getting into a Christmas mood" routine. Probably because I beat it for the first time around Christmas back in 2000. And, of course, it'sspecial to me, since it was the first TR game I ever played and finished. Every level is full of memories and long-buried emotions.
@@instrumentaldude8349 It took more than a month, not surprisingly... but it was worth it. After beating TR3, I played TR1 and it felt noticeably easier by comparison :P
I’m playing this game for the second time 15 years later. “It should be easy now, I’m 30” I thought. I don’t have to explain the reason why I’m here... 😂
7ony 89 I found the kids ( who are now adults in their 30’) old PS 1 and the old games in the attic, and am working my way through the Tomb Raider series lol. Love it, as this time around it’s always my turn lol I am considering this the positive side of lockdown
this video is so underrated! i was expecting to see loads of views and comments here but... nothing. thank you for this brilliant walkthrough honestly, you're the best
Greetings! This is an improved video of my older walkthrough of Tomb Raider 3. It is completely re-rendered and upscaled to 1440p (should appear in quality settings sooner or later), it contains all parts of the game, including the standalone expansion called The Lost Artifact, shows all secrets and all item pickups and, most importantly every single timestamp in the description of this video is revised and readjusted to be better, giving you more context and convenience. This also shows that this is the biggest classic Tomb Raider game time-wise, not even Tomb Raider 4 gets close to 12 hours (and this is a moderately paced walkthrough). If you haven't seen my TR3 videos then this master video is a great opportunity for you. There are mostly two downsides to this walkthrough: some parts in India and Nevada had scene with skipping framerate, nothing I can do to fix it, as that's how the footage got botched by capture software and the field of view of the camera is lower than it should be due to old widescreen hack used at the time. Other than these two issues I think it's still a great watch. It took me many days to re-render this, hope you'll like it. The upload was over 120GBs in size as well.
I probably.missed 80% of the secrets when I played this on my PS1 back in '98. I'm playing through it again now and it's like a whole new experience. Just finished TR2 but this is a whole other beast. Clearly designed to up the challenge for returning tomb raider fans. Thanks for your walkthrough. I'm seeing areas I didn't even know existed!.
That cinematic opening brings memories.. I remember being a kid who just recently got the ps1 and previously had NES, those graphics for me looked like a movie almost lol Also I remember there was a cheat code for ps1 where I could unlock the gate to the garden where I could ride a quad or something lol it was fun.. also I remember locking the butler in the fridge lol
This game still remains scary and cool to this day. I never made it past the 1st level when I was a kid. Anyways I have been watching this longplay a lot! Kinda calms me down to see a good walkthrough like this. :) It´s like I am home.
I was 10 when this game was released, I played it a lot and also had multiple walkthroughs and took so much time learning every pixel of the game. I still remember a lot while watching this video. I remember the first time when I saw the 6 handed sword armed huge things I was so afraid that it took much a lot of time to finally fight it, before that I was just hiding lol.
I've played all Tomb Raider games, and this is easily the best TR game along with Legend. It was a lot of fun and difficult game. I loved Antarctica map, I also loved how that level seems to draw inspiration from The Thing (1982).
I was in my 40's when I started playing video games. This was the very first game I played and became a Tomb Raider fan from then on. III has a special place in my heart. TR series set the standard for excellent gameplay. So many other games have modeled themselves after TR.
Still have my TR3 big box dad bought me in mid 1999 for my 13th birthday. Such fantastic memories of playing this game. Thank you for this walkthrough, I shall watch the whole thing!
So many memories...I know it isn't the game with the best graphic but c'mon! Memories are the most precious things❤ I remember playing this with my older sister: the scariest parts were the T-rex, the crocodiles and the tribes people!
The scariest part of this game was the butler.. as a child i would get so scared by him because i thought he was a zombie, with the way hes holding the tray it looks like his arms are coming to get you and he keeps following you groaning...
Great video. Used to play this back in the late 90's until the early hours of the morning with a few beers. Just bought it again on steam hoping to play it again when time permits.
i used to play this as a kid and had no idea what i was doing. but rewatching this i actually went quite far on the game lmao cause i remember so many scenes
Tomb Raider III is the perfect combination of graphics, mission play, unlimited time allocation, and, architectural design. EIDOS knew how to get gaming done.
@@TheFeezy777 I understand this as a general opinion consensus - and it well may be so, but my personal experience differs quite a lot.. Except for TR1G and TR4, I finished all Core Design installments (except AoD, which was a gaming chapter of its own for me) without any help (though not with all secrets on the first run) and really enjoyed the EXPLORATION factor. I was bothered (and still am) with the amount of action in TR2 and Golden Mask, but it was overshadowed by all the other aspects of those games. Still I think that TR3 & Lost Artifact balance the best stuff about TR in the best ratio.
I used to spend hours playing and solving this game, i was like 8 years old, i think i reached the 3rd or 4th lvl i couldn’t finish the game it was soo hard for me also scarry 😂💔
I use to lock Winston in the freezer all the time. It was the only way to get that butler from following you everywhere you walked. He never even interacted either. Hovering without interacting for the purpose of helpful engagement is just making a pest of yourself.
Great video. I really enjoying watching this video. Thank you for upload. It's really shame that there is no tomb raider 2 anniversary and tomb raider 3 anniversary.
There's something beautiful about these unrealistic maps. Something most modern games don't have. It made it feel like you were in some alternate dimension that's kind of like earth, but more blocky, mazey, and confusing. I found myself getting bored with later tomb raider games cause everything felt too real.
Respectfully disagree. Modern games have a lot more "safety nets" to hand-hold the player's hand: HUD compass; minimap; waypoint indicator; guiding light; highlighting items; a more linear design; objectives broken up into sub-objectives, each with a marker visible through objects (like walls). If the remade were to be done in as closely to 1:1 to the original, I would've been fine with it, but it will most likely to be "updated to modern standards" or something similar.
Making a 1:1 game would be impossible purely from a design standpoint. Those safety nets exist because of severe graphical and technological advancements of video games. The way things were back is that you take a look over the primitive level geometry and it would be rather clear what the playing field was and what you could do. In modern games there's severe density of information thrown in player's face in terms of visuals, geometry and objects. Having no net means that you'd be always searching for a needle in a haystack and that doesn't sound good.
My second favourite TR after TRLR :) but JESUS it took me years to love this game. I hated it when it first came out in the 90s, even with a walkthrough I could not complete it without cheats. Over the years I've replayed it so often that now I could probably play it with my eyes closed but this game kicked my ass for all my childhood and teenage years :) even now I still wince when the London levels begin, or when I get in that goddamned kayak in Madubu Gorge.
When I played this the first time I spent like 30 hours on that mansion I was like 6 years old.. then I figured out how to get to the main game. I was so scared at all times. The first monkeys were fine I spent hours trying to find that first switch, then when I got to that first tiger I closed my ps1 and left this game at my parents shelf and never touched it again. Today I'm 25 and that game is still in that same shelf in my parents house. Might go get that and my old ps2 and finally finish this game.
I would honestly love to see them remake this game exactly as it was but with 2022 quality graphics because it was such an enjoyable (and difficult) game to complete with such creative and fun environments, yet it wasn't overwhealming or stuffed full of silly gimmics. It was just complex enough to challange you and no more. The visuals were good for the time and the musical elements were and still are superb.
I only ever played on Tomb raider 2 when it first came out, but as a 42-year-old now, I do enjoy watching all the walkthroughs of 1-5. I saw the remakes more recently, and felt they completely lost what made this game so great. The poorer graphics and game play are what made it so enjoyable. Thanks for the video
This guy is a pro because from what I remember and still recognize, the shading is too dark to see sometimes and the CONTROLS.. This game was a pain trying to master the controls.😅
A matter of practice, when playing the TR1-5 throughout 20 years, it's kind of burnt into your muscle memory. I would suggest my TR2 video in pinned comment, that one is my current TR mangum opus.
This walkthrough must be restarted. I cannot believe he continued to play without locking Winston in the fridge like every player. That really hurt me and I couldn't watch any further knowing that this guy still lurking around Lara's mansion. Jokes aside, amazing walkthrough, brings back so many memories. Thank you!
They should remaster all the Tomb Raider classics for PS4 in such a great graphic in High Definition, That would be so awesome. I honestly never got to play Tomb Raider 2 and 3 as a kid. I bought the very first one on sale at Sam's Club for the first PlayStation I had, and the moment I was playing it I knew I had already loved it. My favorite has got to be Underworld and definitely Shadow. I've played Legend and that was fun too and I never got to play Angel of Darkness either. I am truly a fan, right now I'm finishing up playing Shadow which I'm not gonna lie is amazing. In my opinion, better than Rise. I think I'll just go on the PSN and download this and play it finally!
Get an emulator and scour for the AoD ISO. It's a buggy mess but AoD is close to my heart. I love that it was just a game about edgy, screwed over Lara.
Yes underworld was stunning and shadow is the only real TR game from the new trilogy. But man the first 5 are classics. They hardly aged the design is flawless. Honestly with new textures they could still be very modern. The controls were clunky yet very precise.
@@philippillis9393 The old one has amazing atmosphere. The graphics and texture maybe feel outdated today but the design, lighting, spooky atmosphere makes it very appealing. After Tomb Raider 5 the atmosphere and design of TR games gotten way inferior but the texture improved. Also they dumbed down the complications too. From tomb raider legend it became too easy. I still remember it was prestige among us who can finish the tomb raider 4 fast back in school. There were no walk through and if you stuck then you got stuck unless you find a way. The game was problem solving type and very puzzling. Now its very straightforward like uncharted games.
I've played this game on computer back in my childhood, but I never went past the first boss because that's as far as the game went. Thanks for the walkthrough though. You're awesome and not one death. I'm beyond impressed with you 😁😆
I remember playing a demo of area 51 lvl and that was some creepy vibes and intensity for my age. I was like 8 or something. Other than that, it is easily one of my favs from the original boot.
IMHO the best installment in the franchise (I'm meaning both TR3 and TRLA), even beating the original TR1 / TRUB (though by a slim margin, admittedly).. And a very nice playthrough as well, not a hush-hush rushed-pace-one like so many other here on YT.
For Tomb Raider 2, they made minor tweaks to the game engine. Smoothing out Laura's body and making her move her Ponytail freely, while improving the A.I. as well. For Tomb Raider 3, they made vast improvements while adding new graphical features such as Color Lighting, smoke when coming from the barrels of the gun. the water ripple that looks much better than the original and using triangular polygons. Laura now has some moves besides the midair roll and side wall climbing. She can now crouch and crawl into tight spaces and has a speed boost for a limited amount of time which comes in handy and ceiling hand to hand climbing.
This is the only TR game I couldn't finish without a walkthrough. So hard but yet I love this game. I love all the levels so much. But again..if you can finish this game without a walkthrough than you are a big pro :)
Oh god yes, I absolutely defy anyone to complete Lud's Gate without a walkthrough 🤣 it's funny now because I've played it so much throughout the years that I know it inside out, I can get through the whole game in a few hours without really thinking too much, but when I first played it I was literally brought to tears with frustration 🤣 and that was like on LEVEL 2 🤣
@@filipzawistowski4390 i was the same with TR2. Especially on The Temple of Xian. That level made me cry i couldnt beat it for shit! And floating Islands was no slouch either.
Cuando lo jugué por pirmera vez allá por principios del 2000 me hizo sufrir mucho, me atascaba a cada rato y pensaba que por lógica habia que tomar el camino mas obvio, pero resulta que siempre había un pequeño hoyo, una cornisa oculta o un interruptor en medio de unas piedras movedizas que tenias que adivinar cual era, fué sufrido pero glorioso, gran juego que llevare en mi memoria por siempre y también al T-Rex que no se moría nunca, como aguantaba ese maldito.
@@DfactorLongplays Yeah the Nevada stage has probably the most linear level structure than, let’s say the London or South Pacific levels with their multiple paths and their confusing layouts (thinking of Aldwych, Lud’s Gate, and the Coastal Village).
Nice game, good show what possible to do with 2 megabytes of ram in good hands. I newer be a much fan of TR, but play first 3 parts, and 3 becomes my favorite. This is the last original TR game in my opinion. Music from classic TR's always give me a nice warm feel) Thanks for upload.
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Am I the only one who watches these walkthroughs as an actual "movie" to watch, like while doing homework, drawing, cleaning my room or just trying to fall asleep?
Omg yessss💗
I always do that 🥰
Yes, you are the only one. Nobody else does that. You are 100% original in this.
@@artemis7093 I was using that "Am I the only one who..." kinda sentence to find ppl who do the same thing, omg. No need to act all high and mighty.
11 hrs movie?? U must be very free to waste ur time like tat. Unless u watch it with 2.5x speed then u may be forgiven
Just beat the game yesterday... it's part of my "getting into a Christmas mood" routine. Probably because I beat it for the first time around Christmas back in 2000. And, of course, it'sspecial to me, since it was the first TR game I ever played and finished. Every level is full of memories and long-buried emotions.
Well if you finished this game without a walkthrough...than you have my respect! Cause this is the hardest game in the Tomb Raider Classic series :)
@@instrumentaldude8349 It took more than a month, not surprisingly... but it was worth it. After beating TR3, I played TR1 and it felt noticeably easier by comparison :P
This is awesome 😍
So true indeed! Played it in 2000. Seeing it all over again felt very emotional!
It’s such a nostalgic game 🥰
This game scared me when i was a kid. I still think it has a creepy atmosphere...
Same. I think it may be the complete lack of music
Atmosphere... the thing most games today are completely missing
Me too
Yeah same here with all the classics
same
I love watching these videos more than any TV show or film. I relax in bed watching these or on the sofa on my day off. Nostalgia overload
Good!
I watch it here on OLED TV in 4k, and I think one day we will watch that again in 16k VR) Hope that time comes! I played it on sanyo TV in 2000
I’m playing this game for the second time 15 years later. “It should be easy now, I’m 30” I thought. I don’t have to explain the reason why I’m here... 😂
7ony 89 I found the kids ( who are now adults in their 30’) old PS 1 and the old games in the attic, and am working my way through the Tomb Raider series lol. Love it, as this time around it’s always my turn lol I am considering this the positive side of lockdown
I enjoyed this about 12 years ago I I ICONIC
TR3 was my first TR game... a pretty rough start, but there was a nice side effect - TR1 and TR2 seemed so easy when I played them later :D
@@AlexeiVoronin same here. TR4 though is always a bitch.
You don’t
I must say the sound design of this game is much better than I remembered, and as for the video, it's an absolute nostalgia inducing pleasure, 10/10!
They actually redid all the sound effects in 16-bit audio, so it's a big improvement in terms of sound quality over TR1 and 2.
There is a complete overhaul of the entire sountrack with the best orchestra in the world
this video is so underrated! i was expecting to see loads of views and comments here but... nothing. thank you for this brilliant walkthrough honestly, you're the best
Same here
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ALL MY LIFE AND I NEVER KNEW YOU COULD GET ON THE ROOF OF LARA CROFT's HOUSE
back then as a child i was always afraid of winston .. the noises and the farts always disturbed me😂
Imagine him pulling gun out after being locked in cold room again 😳
@@Andr3 oh yes...
Lol me too
Oh he was hilarious
I felt uncomfortable about him too. Even when he was out of sight, it bothered me knowing he's following you at ALL TIMES
Greetings! This is an improved video of my older walkthrough of Tomb Raider 3. It is completely re-rendered and upscaled to 1440p (should appear in quality settings sooner or later), it contains all parts of the game, including the standalone expansion called The Lost Artifact, shows all secrets and all item pickups and, most importantly every single timestamp in the description of this video is revised and readjusted to be better, giving you more context and convenience. This also shows that this is the biggest classic Tomb Raider game time-wise, not even Tomb Raider 4 gets close to 12 hours (and this is a moderately paced walkthrough). If you haven't seen my TR3 videos then this master video is a great opportunity for you. There are mostly two downsides to this walkthrough: some parts in India and Nevada had scene with skipping framerate, nothing I can do to fix it, as that's how the footage got botched by capture software and the field of view of the camera is lower than it should be due to old widescreen hack used at the time. Other than these two issues I think it's still a great watch. It took me many days to re-render this, hope you'll like it. The upload was over 120GBs in size as well.
Sorry, I don't distribute my walkthrough files.
Why do you jump around closely to the enemies, instead of shooting them?
@Dfactor Longplays How do you got that screen resolution?
@@marcelocontreras6600 with a patch
@@electrofoxx1276 I did that with the TR 2-5 patch, but the controls are messed up even when I change the resolution
I love this game, almost everything from TR I to IV is great. That sense of adventure, complexity and exploration remains unmatched.
Did you like TR4 as well? I found it to be weird
This is how all long plays should be done. Top quality production quality, thank you!
Amazing video. Wanted to feel nostalgic, and that's what I felt.
I probably.missed 80% of the secrets when I played this on my PS1 back in '98.
I'm playing through it again now and it's like a whole new experience.
Just finished TR2 but this is a whole other beast. Clearly designed to up the challenge for returning tomb raider fans.
Thanks for your walkthrough. I'm seeing areas I didn't even know existed!.
That cinematic opening brings memories.. I remember being a kid who just recently got the ps1 and previously had NES, those graphics for me looked like a movie almost lol
Also I remember there was a cheat code for ps1 where I could unlock the gate to the garden where I could ride a quad or something lol it was fun.. also I remember locking the butler in the fridge lol
Locking Winston in the freezer is a rite of passage for old school Tomb Raider players.
Yes lol there was a code to go through all levels cause level 1 was already impossible to finish for me for at least the first month lol
When Lara dived into her pool at home I was immediately taken back to when I was 13.
56:15 after 20 years I still remember shitting myself at this part as a young kid, and from then onwards I have always felt fear towards large statues
I am really enjoying watching this video during holidays!! Thanks a lot!
Hey man, I watch this to pass time and go to sleep and leave it up as a wallpaper when I go to work. Thanks for this vid, I keep coming back to it.
I love all classic Lara Croft games..each one has a specific memory of my childhood 💗
Tomb raider 2 is the GOAT
This game still remains scary and cool to this day. I never made it past the 1st level when I was a kid.
Anyways I have been watching this longplay a lot! Kinda calms me down to see a good walkthrough like this. :) It´s like I am home.
Thanks for keeping the cutscenes in.
Love this game, out of the classic tomb raiders, probably my favourite, along with tr4!
I was 10 when this game was released, I played it a lot and also had multiple walkthroughs and took so much time learning every pixel of the game. I still remember a lot while watching this video. I remember the first time when I saw the 6 handed sword armed huge things I was so afraid that it took much a lot of time to finally fight it, before that I was just hiding lol.
This game was hard dawg
I've played all Tomb Raider games, and this is easily the best TR game along with Legend. It was a lot of fun and difficult game. I loved Antarctica map, I also loved how that level seems to draw inspiration from The Thing (1982).
Nah. Tomb Raider 2 is the best by far
I was in my 40's when I started playing video games. This was the very first game I played and became a Tomb Raider fan from then on. III has a special place in my heart. TR series set the standard for excellent gameplay. So many other games have modeled themselves after TR.
This was the first video game my dad and I played when he was 40 and I was 7 back when it first came out.
I was 66
You know what - I got the PS 2 about 5 yrs ago ----I guess there is the TIME and PLACE for every thing Then I have the joy o playing TR Anniversary
TR2 is the GOAT
THANK YOU for keeping the cut scenes in! Love watching your content, great stuff 😊.
Still have my TR3 big box dad bought me in mid 1999 for my 13th birthday. Such fantastic memories of playing this game. Thank you for this walkthrough, I shall watch the whole thing!
One of the toughest and mysterious games. I could never finish it.
I didnt finish Tomb Raider 2 the first time i played it. I stopped at The Tibetan Foothills level. That snowmobile part was too hard lol
@@TheFeezy777 I had a pirated version of TR2, which was impossible to pass on opera house level, it was crazy
I don't miss a minute of this video.
Amazing🖤.
Thank you a lot.
Tomb Raider was and still is the coolest nostalgic game I played back in my time. Nostalgia at its finest.
Ambience in this game is amazing actually. I can literally listen to this for ASMR
so many memories. thank you for this.
So many memories...I know it isn't the game with the best graphic but c'mon! Memories are the most precious things❤ I remember playing this with my older sister: the scariest parts were the T-rex, the crocodiles and the tribes people!
The scariest part of this game was the butler.. as a child i would get so scared by him because i thought he was a zombie, with the way hes holding the tray it looks like his arms are coming to get you and he keeps following you groaning...
Great video. Used to play this back in the late 90's until the early hours of the morning with a few beers. Just bought it again on steam hoping to play it again when time permits.
i used to play this as a kid and had no idea what i was doing. but rewatching this i actually went quite far on the game lmao cause i remember so many scenes
Tomb Raider III is the perfect combination of graphics, mission play, unlimited time allocation, and, architectural design. EIDOS knew how to get gaming done.
It was Core Design rather than Eidos (who was just the publisher), but I agree with the point. My #1 favourite in the whole franchise.
TOMB RAIDER 2 is the GOAT in the series. And always will be. Hands down.
@@davidcady6315 most people didnt like TR3 because its too damm hard!
@@TheFeezy777 I understand this as a general opinion consensus - and it well may be so, but my personal experience differs quite a lot.. Except for TR1G and TR4, I finished all Core Design installments (except AoD, which was a gaming chapter of its own for me) without any help (though not with all secrets on the first run) and really enjoyed the EXPLORATION factor. I was bothered (and still am) with the amount of action in TR2 and Golden Mask, but it was overshadowed by all the other aspects of those games.
Still I think that TR3 & Lost Artifact balance the best stuff about TR in the best ratio.
@@TheFeezy777 it was also so freaking DARK! And the flares sucked too! I mean honestly, WHAT THE H*LL WERE THEY THINKING?! lol
I used to spend hours playing and solving this game, i was like 8 years old, i think i reached the 3rd or 4th lvl i couldn’t finish the game it was soo hard for me also scarry 😂💔
Same
My eyes have become so high-quality It seems like yesterday that I played that the graphics were great in the 2000s, but now it’s dizzying
I was so young when I was playing this, I use to cheat to skip level, that was the only way I could progress in this game.
You call this a walkthrough, and yet you didn't lock Winston in the freezer? Tsk tsk lol.
I use to lock Winston in the freezer all the time. It was the only way to get that butler from following you everywhere you walked. He never even interacted either. Hovering without interacting for the purpose of helpful engagement is just making a pest of yourself.
What on earth you want to do that? You might kill the old gizzard*******
Lol that was funny.
@@PC-Gamer-000 lul, me2, did it, but because i was a young child and he scared me all the time xD
literally no point in playing if I didn't lock him in the freezer lolz
Great video. I really enjoying watching this video. Thank you for upload. It's really shame that there is no tomb raider 2 anniversary and tomb raider 3 anniversary.
It’s a mystery to me how my 12 year old self could solve such levels,I’m 25 now and I would’ve never thought about certain choices/paths lol
Yea I m tryna figure out how did I do this at 8-9 years old lol
its just try and error with these games. stand and look around and basically walk around every single corner until you find something. i like it.
Pasarán los años y tomb Raider siempre será uno de mis juegos favoritos
There's something beautiful about these unrealistic maps. Something most modern games don't have. It made it feel like you were in some alternate dimension that's kind of like earth, but more blocky, mazey, and confusing. I found myself getting bored with later tomb raider games cause everything felt too real.
Imagine a remake of this game... like they do with many other games...it would be the best selling adventure game of all time I think
Respectfully disagree. Modern games have a lot more "safety nets" to hand-hold the player's hand: HUD compass; minimap; waypoint indicator; guiding light; highlighting items; a more linear design; objectives broken up into sub-objectives, each with a marker visible through objects (like walls). If the remade were to be done in as closely to 1:1 to the original, I would've been fine with it, but it will most likely to be "updated to modern standards" or something similar.
Making a 1:1 game would be impossible purely from a design standpoint. Those safety nets exist because of severe graphical and technological advancements of video games. The way things were back is that you take a look over the primitive level geometry and it would be rather clear what the playing field was and what you could do. In modern games there's severe density of information thrown in player's face in terms of visuals, geometry and objects. Having no net means that you'd be always searching for a needle in a haystack and that doesn't sound good.
I've not played this game for 25 years, when I was 14, yet I can still remember what happens next! Crazy. Got this with my with my first PC in 98/99.
Lara left some long-lasting impressions.
@@DfactorLongplays Definitely.
My second favourite TR after TRLR :) but JESUS it took me years to love this game. I hated it when it first came out in the 90s, even with a walkthrough I could not complete it without cheats. Over the years I've replayed it so often that now I could probably play it with my eyes closed but this game kicked my ass for all my childhood and teenage years :) even now I still wince when the London levels begin, or when I get in that goddamned kayak in Madubu Gorge.
im ashamed of how many secrets I missed in the first level alone.
When I played this the first time I spent like 30 hours on that mansion I was like 6 years old.. then I figured out how to get to the main game. I was so scared at all times. The first monkeys were fine I spent hours trying to find that first switch, then when I got to that first tiger I closed my ps1 and left this game at my parents shelf and never touched it again. Today I'm 25 and that game is still in that same shelf in my parents house. Might go get that and my old ps2 and finally finish this game.
Good luck with that. Because Tomb Raider 3 is the HARDEST tomb raider game in tomb raider history!
@@TheFeezy777 I don't believe it's a problem for me I've played old hard games for 20 years already
@@irou95 ok then. Give it a shot. And Without looking at this walkthrough or cheating.
@@TheFeezy777 Well I already watched the whole thing and I have a good memory
@@irou95 smh. But watching and actually playing yourself is different. The controls are pretty clunky so you have to get used to that
My favourite classic Tomb Raider game of all time.
I would honestly love to see them remake this game exactly as it was but with 2022 quality graphics because it was such an enjoyable (and difficult) game to complete with such creative and fun environments, yet it wasn't overwhealming or stuffed full of silly gimmics. It was just complex enough to challange you and no more. The visuals were good for the time and the musical elements were and still are superb.
One of my favorites. Classical Lara sure beats modern version. Hope I get the chance to play this again 🤤👍
I only ever played on Tomb raider 2 when it first came out, but as a 42-year-old now, I do enjoy watching all the walkthroughs of 1-5. I saw the remakes more recently, and felt they completely lost what made this game so great. The poorer graphics and game play are what made it so enjoyable. Thanks for the video
Thank you for stopping by! If you do love Tomb Raider 2, I might have something in the upcoming weeks that will likely pique your interest.
@@DfactorLongplays excellent, I have all of these walkthroughs saved to a playlist and so enjoy watching them
This guy is a pro because from what I remember and still recognize, the shading is too dark to see sometimes and the CONTROLS.. This game was a pain trying to master the controls.😅
A matter of practice, when playing the TR1-5 throughout 20 years, it's kind of burnt into your muscle memory.
I would suggest my TR2 video in pinned comment, that one is my current TR mangum opus.
remember the gun sounds would loose eachothers rythm so they just sounded soo messy xP
The butler creeped me out as kid and still does 🤦🏻♀️😂
I don't like to play Tomb Raider games so much but i love to see other people playing it if they are pro even better 😁
It's very enjoyable 😎
The game and it’s music is so nostalgic! 🥰
2:29:30 is when she starts blowing people up into flaming rice crispy treats.
It was the first 3D game I played at school when I was 11 years old :)
I liked it better when lara says "AHA!"
This walkthrough must be restarted. I cannot believe he continued to play without locking Winston in the fridge like every player. That really hurt me and I couldn't watch any further knowing that this guy still lurking around Lara's mansion.
Jokes aside, amazing walkthrough, brings back so many memories. Thank you!
My all time fave game on pc. Thanks for uploading bruv👌
Impressive, virtually flawless and thorough, like an all items/kills/secrets speedrun. Gotta admire using an M14 to kill, um, crows.
I would recommend checking out my recent TR2 video.
At 14:10, entering the room, to your right, there is a book in one of the shelves that you can "use" to turn off the fire in the chimney.
Oh yes, thank you. I was aware, but when this walkthrough was made (2013) I wasn't aware yet.
They should remaster all the Tomb Raider classics for PS4 in such a great graphic in High Definition, That would be so awesome. I honestly never got to play Tomb Raider 2 and 3 as a kid. I bought the very first one on sale at Sam's Club for the first PlayStation I had, and the moment I was playing it I knew I had already loved it. My favorite has got to be Underworld and definitely Shadow. I've played Legend and that was fun too and I never got to play Angel of Darkness either. I am truly a fan, right now I'm finishing up playing Shadow which I'm not gonna lie is amazing. In my opinion, better than Rise. I think I'll just go on the PSN and download this and play it finally!
Get an emulator and scour for the AoD ISO. It's a buggy mess but AoD is close to my heart. I love that it was just a game about edgy, screwed over Lara.
Yes underworld was stunning and shadow is the only real TR game from the new trilogy. But man the first 5 are classics. They hardly aged the design is flawless. Honestly with new textures they could still be very modern. The controls were clunky yet very precise.
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The old one has amazing atmosphere. The graphics and texture maybe feel outdated today but the design, lighting, spooky atmosphere makes it very appealing. After Tomb Raider 5 the atmosphere and design of TR games gotten way inferior but the texture improved. Also they dumbed down the complications too. From tomb raider legend it became too easy. I still remember it was prestige among us who can finish the tomb raider 4 fast back in school. There were no walk through and if you stuck then you got stuck unless you find a way. The game was problem solving type and very puzzling. Now its very straightforward like uncharted games.
Totally agree, Shadow is great.
I would recommend you Anniversary, way better then Legend and Underworld.
@@m.n.s.s2825 Tomb Raider 2 is the GOAT of all TR games.
Best game ever soooo nostalgic
My childhood ❤️ so many goood memories ☺️ love Tomb raider series 😍
me tooo
09:11:00 I must admit I'm impressed, didn't know about that secret
i love your tomb raider walkthroughs!!
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad that the videos aged well.
I've played this game on computer back in my childhood, but I never went past the first boss because that's as far as the game went. Thanks for the walkthrough though. You're awesome and not one death. I'm beyond impressed with you 😁😆
I remember playing a demo of area 51 lvl and that was some creepy vibes and intensity for my age. I was like 8 or something. Other than that, it is easily one of my favs from the original boot.
the music is so elegant and beautiful i just love Lara!
Did the butler fart at 5:57? 😂🤣😂
He's called Winston you uncultured s***e
Lol
Yes! He farts.
WOW ❤️ Lovely game, nice walkthrough, thank you)))
IMHO the best installment in the franchise (I'm meaning both TR3 and TRLA), even beating the original TR1 / TRUB (though by a slim margin, admittedly).. And a very nice playthrough as well, not a hush-hush rushed-pace-one like so many other here on YT.
For Tomb Raider 2, they made minor tweaks to the game engine. Smoothing out Laura's body and making her move her Ponytail freely, while improving the A.I. as well. For Tomb Raider 3, they made vast improvements while adding new graphical features such as Color Lighting, smoke when coming from the barrels of the gun. the water ripple that looks much better than the original and using triangular polygons. Laura now has some moves besides the midair roll and side wall climbing. She can now crouch and crawl into tight spaces and has a speed boost for a limited amount of time which comes in handy and ceiling hand to hand climbing.
This is the only TR game I couldn't finish without a walkthrough. So hard but yet I love this game. I love all the levels so much. But again..if you can finish this game without a walkthrough than you are a big pro :)
Oh god yes, I absolutely defy anyone to complete Lud's Gate without a walkthrough 🤣 it's funny now because I've played it so much throughout the years that I know it inside out, I can get through the whole game in a few hours without really thinking too much, but when I first played it I was literally brought to tears with frustration 🤣 and that was like on LEVEL 2 🤣
@@filipzawistowski4390 i was the same with TR2. Especially on The Temple of Xian. That level made me cry i couldnt beat it for shit! And floating Islands was no slouch either.
I'm only 26 minutes in and there's already been so many "omg" and "wtf" moments
Pfft Lara storming Area 51 before it was 'cool'.
Nice video! Never know this game has so many levels! I I first played in 2000, 20years ago... thank for sharing this!
Try TR4 the last revelation. That game has the most levels. Its the longest Tomb Raider in the PS1 series
Cuando lo jugué por pirmera vez allá por principios del 2000 me hizo sufrir mucho, me atascaba a cada rato y pensaba que por lógica habia que tomar el camino mas obvio, pero resulta que siempre había un pequeño hoyo, una cornisa oculta o un interruptor en medio de unas piedras movedizas que tenias que adivinar cual era, fué sufrido pero glorioso, gran juego que llevare en mi memoria por siempre y también al T-Rex que no se moría nunca, como aguantaba ese maldito.
It’s unreal , my favorite chapter of Tomb Raider and only this game I can’t walkthrough....
2:36:00 and that's how you walk through a bush of razor sharp barbed wire.
Sucks they took that out of sequels afterwards lol.
I like how from 1:07:29 the creepy temple ambience is replaced with the peaceful jungle sounds. 👌
Really well done and thorough. Thanks!
I miss this kind of gameplay in the new series.
I love this Tomb Raider! For me best Tomb Raider ever! Loooove This :)
I love your work, keep on going!
This brings back memories.
May 2nd favourite tomb raider 😍
The Nevada levels are my favorite levels in the game by far.
They were also the least convoluted of the 3 available selections. It was the first area that I was able to clear back in the day.
@@DfactorLongplays Yeah the Nevada stage has probably the most linear level structure than, let’s say the London or South Pacific levels with their multiple paths and their confusing layouts (thinking of Aldwych, Lud’s Gate, and the Coastal Village).
Lud's gate is why I never want to revisit TR3. 50 minute long level.
@@DfactorLongplays 50 minutes if you have a guide or have played through the level several times before. If not, it's going to be a LOT longer.
One way how to burn through those poor save crystals on ps1
Tomb raider is very old but I very love it
Nice game, good show what possible to do with 2 megabytes of ram in good hands. I newer be a much fan of TR, but play first 3 parts, and 3 becomes my favorite. This is the last original TR game in my opinion. Music from classic TR's always give me a nice warm feel) Thanks for upload.
Man I remember finding the ATV racetrack when I was a kid and I thought it was the absolute dopest thing ever
Best Walkthrough, thank you very much.