Tomb Raider : Last Revelation tips

Give Lara Enough Rope
Ropes aren't just for show. Lara can climb up, slide down, and
back- flip off ropes. And, with enough momentum, she can even
swing from them.

Time for a Little Adventure
Following negative feedback from gamers who found the wide-open
levels of Tomb Raider III confusing, most of The Last Revelation's
puzzles are locked in, linear affairs that you must solve before
Lara can move to the next room. The gameplay is also very
different from that of its predecessors. Instead of pushing and
pulling blocks, Lara has to simultaneously use more than one
inventory item in order to solve puzzles. Adventure gaming
veterans will recognize this drill of last resort: if you get
stuck, try all the possible combinations of inventory items until
you find success.


Skeleton Frag Fest
The first time you try to shoot a Skeleton, you're in for a
surprise: it's already dead! Lara's bullets just fly between the
rib bones. Don't get mad; get creative. There are several ways to
frag these bony fellows. If you insist on shooting them, make sure
you do it with the shotgun while they're close to a ledge. The
force of the blast will conveniently knock them over the edge, to
be crushed below. Whacking them with a big stick should also work,
if you're willing to get close. You can get good results combining
the LaserSight with Lara's revolver and aiming at their heads.
This won't kill them, but they have such a hard time getting
around after their heads have shattered that they will eventually
stumble into ruin. If you can get them to chase you into a body of
water, they will get stuck there, and even dissolve if it's deep
enough.  Or you can just lose them, for a while at least, if Lara
can get out of sight or on a different plane.



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