Release Dates: December 2002 (Pocket PC) and October 2003 (N-Gage) If you need help, check out the original Tomb Raider and Tomb Raider 2 walkthroughs.Īndroid Save Files: Follow these links for downloadable save files for Tomb Raider and Unfinished Business or Tomb Raider 2 and the Golden Mask. I suppose if you're willing to shell out the money, an external controller would help.įor additional details and screenshots, check out my blog posts about Tomb Raider 1 for iOS, Tomb Raider 2 for iOS, Tomb Raider1 for Android, and Tomb Raider 2 for Android. They look great, but as someone who doesn't play touchscreen games all that often, I find the controls a bit wonky. I don't own any sort of iThingy, so I haven't had a chance to try the iOS versions, but based on my experience with the Android versions, they are decent ports of the original game with enhanced graphics and touch controls. Check the product pages on the App Store and Play Store for compatible devices. Game Info: These iOS and Android ports of the classic Tomb Raider games feature old-school action updated for touchscreen devices. Release Dates: December 2013 (TR1 iOS), December 2014 (TR2 iOS), April 2015 (TR1 Android), October 2015 (TR2 Android) Check out my video tutorial on How to Install Lara Croft Relic Run with BlueStacks.įor a great review with screenshots and video, visit Tomb Raider Horizons. It's legal to use (for free apps or apps you have legally purchased) and allows for in-app purchases through the Play Store however, it is not officially supported, so there may be some bugs or compatibility issues when playing. If you don't own a compatible device, you can play the game on Windows or Mac using the BlueStacks Android emulator. I've posted some general info on my blog, and here are links for more info about the iOS, Android, or Windows Phone.įor game help, check out Playoholic's Lara Croft: Relic Run Tips, Hints and Tricks and this interview with Relic Run producer Laura Carter. According to the developers, "Relic Run offers a massive amount of diversity in play, allowing for seamless transitions between acrobatic-inspired running, combat, vehicles, and epic boss fights, including but not limited to the return of the infamous T-Rex."
The game is free to play but includes in-app purchases. Game Info: This mobile adventure-runner was first launched in April on the Google Play Store in The Netherlands, with worldwide release following for other regions and platforms over the next few months. Platforms: Android, iOS, and Windows Phone
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