![]() The game is currently a timed exclusive for the Xbox One and will be coming to the PC and PS4 in 2016. Most of the criticism was aimed towards the game’s story, which fans and critics felt was too predictable. “Rise of the Tomb Raider” has gotten mostly positive reviews since it came out, with most critics praising the gameplay thanks to the mix of action, stealth and exploration. The last-gen version is supposedly just as good as the current-gen one, so those with an Xbox 360 can pick up the game without any regrets, if that’s the main concern. GameSpot stated that it’s only the Xbox One version that has a demo so far, so those wondering if they should get the Xbox 360 version of “Rise of the Tomb Raider” are currently out of luck. There’s also no telling if the demo has players play around with one portion, or if it is a timed demo, so it must be downloaded to see what is in it. It’s somewhat odd not having the specifics of the demo explained on the game’s main page, though it is a free download. Now fans that are on the fence about the game can try it out for themselves and see if it’s worth purchasing.Īll fans have to do is go to the online Xbox store and pick the option “Try it Free.” It’s not yet known what portion of the game was put into the demo, so curious players are going to have to try it out for themselves if they want to know what will be in it. Xbox One users that aren’t so sure about picking up “Rise of the Tomb Raider” are in luck, as Microsoft has launched a free demo of the game to try out. ![]() Lara Croft appears in the official cover art for "Rise of the Tomb Raider."
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