Moving around from each position just looks seamless and natural. Often it isn’t just the assets used but how they are placed to make places feel lived in.Īnimation is another way Nathan and Chloe are brought to life in front of our eyes. Foliage is also masterfully used to make outdoor scenes feel alive or to show how old ruins are now being reclaimed by nature. Dark interiors are often invaded by light, breaching open windows or breaks in the structure. As Nathan dives deep underwater shafts of sunlight dance around him, his hair undulating in tune with his movements. The banter between her and Nadine (voiced by the equally talented Laura Bailey) is also what makes this game such a joy to play.Īs always lighting is vital for realistic games to shine and here we see some of the best in the business. Chloe is voiced by the amazingly talented Claudia Lee Black and her voice just oozes character. Each time you emerge into a new section, Chloe will take a snap on her phone which is exactly what I have been doing (hitting screen grab constantly). However, to make up for this you do get to see some pretty jaw-dropping sights and vistas. You do spend the majority of the game in the same region in Lost Legacy, which makes it a little less diverse than A Thief’s End. I absolutely loved the opening to this game, pushing through the busy city streets and onto a tense nighttime encounter. However, using the Indian mountains as a backdrop certainly gives this outing its own very distinct flavour. Almost all the traversal techniques and combat mechanics from the last game are here.
While there are some definite links to the exploits of the Drake brothers, this is very much its own game cut from the same cloth as A Thief’s End.
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