Alternately praised by some as an entertaining and compelling video game character and reviled by others who see her as a caricature pandering to adolescent male fantasies, Lara Croft has certainly grabbed the emotions and the imagination of those within and outside of the game industry. Originally developed by Core Design and published for the PC by Eidos Interactive, Tomb Raider has already spawned two successful sequels, has been ported to several popular game platforms, and doesn't show any sign of slowing down for the millennium. Tomb Raider Gold puts Lara on the trail of the Scion. Along the way, she'll find her way through ruins of an Incan city, visit ancient Rome, explore the pyramids of Egypt, and finally make her way to the lost city of Atlantis. Eventually, Lara uncovers a colony of aliens determined to invade the Earth.
Installation is very straightforward.
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