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Having finished up Arkham Knight I was browsing through my PS4 games looking for a new game to play while on my exercise bike and found Tomb Raider!

I forgot I even bought the PS4 version.  I think I picked it up when it was on super sale the first week I had the system and then promptly forgot about it.

I had played Tomb Raider on PS3 but I never beat it.  Hopefully this time I make it further through.

It seems like a game where I can make some decent progression every day that I'm exercising on my bike, and it's not too story intensive.  That's important because I listen to podcasts and audio books while I exercise.  I get annoyed if I have to pause my podcast/audio book and turn up the TV to listen to story too often.  I'm actually using subtitles a lot these days for just that reason.

Anyway, I hope I stick with it to the end this time.  There's some fun gameplay here.

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  1. KnifesedgeAugust 21, 2015 at 3:48 PM

    I played this on PC and got stuck at one point after getting a fair way through and still haven't been back to it, despite loving both story and gameplay. Maybe I should Google how to move on and get it finished!

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    1. VoidAugust 21, 2015 at 5:14 PM

      I don't think I ever got stuck, I just got distracted by newer and shinier games and then forgot to come back. It's a good game though, you should definitely get back to it if you still have interest!

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