Lara Croft GO 9+

Not that I'm looking for any, but honestly every game has some negatives even if they are minor. But in this one, I really cannot find a one. It's challenging, and gets difficult but not impossible. But even if you can't figure a level out, the game has that covered too. It's like a board game but with what looks like a real tiny person(thank you, by the way, for making it a women). On top of that it is so realistic that I almost cringe when she gets bitten or caught by the snakes". But my favorite is when she climbs using a handstand, or when she has to move a lever on the side of the wall with her leg.
This is truly the greatest game I've ever played on any iPad. Besides that this is the ONLY game in which I do not find the music irritating. In fact, I ALWAYS turn all game music off; except for this one. Now make more levels, bring more similar games, just don't give up on your fans guys. You're doing a fantastic job. CONTINUE PLEASE. I LOVE THIS GAME.
Thank you, pure genius this is, truly.

The puzzles are amazing! Some are hard and some are not so bad! Don’t get me wrong, the game is fun and it still deserves 5 stars. My only problem is with it it the controls. First of all, I love how there are no on screen controls so none of your content is covered. My only problem is how the controls function. The controls revolve around swiping the move left right forwards or backwards. That sounds like a good concept, but that’s where the problem lays. When you swipe, you only move a set distance. So when you move in a straight line you find yourself constantly swiping in the same direction. This type of control makes the walking motion look very unsmooth. Overall, I definitely recommend the game because the puzzles are very fun and some are challenging. Props to the creators I just wish the controls were different.

Coming from the original game, playing the “GO” version will obviously not get you what you expected. There’s a bunch of reviews expressing dissatisfaction because of this.

These are puzzle games; they take a certain combination of thought processes spanning both right and left brain.

Addictive isn’t quite the word; for something to be addictive it requires that you must have more and more of it for the same effect, and produces an undesirable effect in ones life. MtG cardboard crack is addictive. This game is more of a tool for your brain like a composer is to an orchestra.

Using one mode of thought to search for hidden objects, another to put the logic together building your path and yet another to find a creative solution, your brain is effectively exercised along the way and reward centers of your brain light up - a dopamine hit I haven’t gotten in years.

But there aren’t the drawbacks here as with the original Tomb Raider; where poor timing on a tedious task, failed for the thousandth time sent a PS one controller flying across the room in frustration.