Lara Croft GO

Introduction 

Official franchise of the Tomb Raider Adventures used to belong to Eidos Interactive, but then it was bought off them for $80,000,000 by Square Enix in 2009. The latter licensed third-party promotion. Numerous PC and console projects were produced. Finally, we get a mobile version of the mega-hit. Having cloned Deus Ex: The Fall, Hitman GO, and Tomb Raider, Square Enix now present Lara Croft GO.

GamePlay

Judging by the title of the project, you could guess the game goes along the same lines as Hitman GO. Agent 47 was the fearless protagonist moving forward and killing his enemies. Lara Croft is capable of moving on the earth, climbing walls and jumping over pits on her way. The controlling occurs solely through swipes but Lara does not lose her graciousness from the full-time console game, performing somersaults and leaps. 

Bottom Line 

If you are one of the Tomb Raider's fans and love logical games, you shouldn't miss Lara Croft GO.