Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered excavates the back half of Lara Croft’s first era, but how do they hold up today?

Restored content, updated character models, improved(?) textures, new features, and returning bugs bless this remaster of Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness, which famously launched in an unfinished state for the PS2 in 2003.

Another three old school Tomb Raider titles land on Xbox today for the very first time - with The Last Revelation, Chronicles and The Angel of Darkness making up the new Tomb Raider 4-6 Remastered collection from Aspyr and Crystal Dynamics.

The series darkest period gets the incredible Aspyr treatment.

A modern control scheme and HD textures clash awkwardly with the boxy old levels of Lara's past, in three of her least interesting adventures. Read our review.

The classic Tomb Raider games were renowned for their unforgiving difficulty. The third and fourth entries, in particular, have even longtime fans admitting that they are unreasonably hard. A second playthrough is often more enjoyable than the first because you actually know the solutions.