Once complete, launch the game on Steam and select 'Tomb Raider I' or 'Unfinished Business' from. Get the latest version - click 'Download Tomb Raider Automated Fix' Run the file to install. It can be downloaded in a Windows-compatible format from GOG for $9.99. The file Tomb Raider Automated Fix v.1.2.1 is a modification for Tomb Raider (1996), a(n) action game. Tomb Raider II Great Wall Demo (3,624,960 bytes)Įidos Interactive no longer sells this game. There are 17 levels in this game, with only one level playable in each of the shareware versions.Īdded by DOSGuy Downloads Tomb Raider II Venice Demo (3,781,120 bytes) There was a pre-release demo version that included the first level (Great Wall), and a post-release demo that included the second level (Venice), making it possible to play two levels before buying.
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The graphics are a bit better than in the original Tomb Raider, Lara can now drive vehicles, and there are new weapons, including a harpoon gun, an M-16 assault rifle, and a grenade launcher. Tomb Raider II is a video game published in 1997 on Windows by Eidos, Inc., Sold Out Sales & Marketing Ltd. Lara Croft can leap across a gap and grab onto a ledge, or "safety drop" to get to the bottom of a drop that would otherwise kill her. Tomb Raider has auto-aiming, sophisticated lighting, and features exceptional level design. Far from being a mindless First Person Shooter, Tomb Raider requires exploration and technique.
One of the first 3D shooters to feature a female hero, Tomb Raider is popular for more than just the beautiful Lara Croft. The sequel to Tomb Raider, Tomb Raider II made the leap to Win9x. Tomb Raider II will not run on Windows NT 4.0, and was not designed to run on Laptops. Pentium 90 processor (133 MHz or greater recommended)ġ6 MB RAM required (32 MB RAM recommended)ġ00% Windows '95 compatible sound card requiredĪll 100% Direct3D compliant accelerator cards supported
Windows '95 compatible computer system, requires DirectX 5.0 Developed by Core Design (Eidos Interactive)
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