Rise of the Tomb Raider: Baba Yaga - The Temple of the Witch
released on Jan 26, 2016
DLC for Rise of the Tomb Raider
Lara Croft enters the Wicked Vale and comes face-to-face with Baba Yaga, a supernatural entity described in Slavic folklore. This DLC adds a brand-new story with 3 hours of new gameplay, as well as a new outfit and bow for Lara.
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I wasn't certain how to view this. Personally I love the idea of more crazy fantasy being in it, just like the ending of the previous game and how the original one had creatures and such that are clearly fantasy creatures.
I don't want to spoil it, but essentially the explanation is something completely mundane despite the events of both this game is the DLC for and the previous one in regards to these mystical things being real.
I don't want to spoil it, but essentially the explanation is something completely mundane despite the events of both this game is the DLC for and the previous one in regards to these mystical things being real.
I don't necessarily mind the supernatural aspect in this game, but this one was way over-the-top.
Also, gathering the materials was just annoying and felt like a chore in my opinion.
Granted, I liked the creepy atmosphere, and the boss fight was something different.
Final Rating: "Weak" ~ 4/10.
Also, gathering the materials was just annoying and felt like a chore in my opinion.
Granted, I liked the creepy atmosphere, and the boss fight was something different.
Final Rating: "Weak" ~ 4/10.
Rise of the Tomb Raider: Baba Yaga - The Temple of the Witch is an optional tomb found in the Soviet mine. The game add-on is already included in the 20 Year Celebrations edition of the game.
Since this tomb is purchasable, it has to be worth your money and time, so what it offers is a great boss fight and of course a tomb larger than the optional tombs found within the game, but you have to know that in the end, you will finish this in less than an hour.
All in all, a great add-on, but honestly the price it's a bit debatable since it's only an hour long.
Since this tomb is purchasable, it has to be worth your money and time, so what it offers is a great boss fight and of course a tomb larger than the optional tombs found within the game, but you have to know that in the end, you will finish this in less than an hour.
All in all, a great add-on, but honestly the price it's a bit debatable since it's only an hour long.
A silly distraction. Harmless.
Pretty Good.
Well I was gonna play this DLC but then the game bugged out and I'm not able to do any of the objectives, and right before that happened a few enemies were stuck A-posing. So I'm just gonna shrug my shoulders and move on.