Does Lara Croft's latest adventure rise to the occasion or take a mistep in the pursuit of the perfect sequel? Critics from around the world have weighed in - here's what they've had to say.

Lara Croft's latest adventure is easily the best the series has ever mustered in it's long chequred history, and a defining moment in the future of where Crystal Dynamic seeks to take the videogame icon. It's an almost perfect sequel.

Get your first look at Uncharted 4's different looking multiplayer, stuffed with magical totems and many explosions.

Microsoft might seem silly to place Rise of the Tomb Raider on the same day as Fallout 4, but it was a carefully calculated decision that might work in their favour.

You might recall that a Darth Maul game was in the works, which would have starred the Sith lord in a title that was eerily reminiscent of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed before it was canned. But you can’t keep a good Sith Lord down, as a resurrection may be on the way.

Lara is all alone in the wolderness and will have to use everything she's learnt to survive while exploring lost tombs. Here's how her equipment will determine what type of game you play.

Just can't wait to see how Lara gets herself in all sorts of trouble raiding tombs? Check out an extended look at the beginning of Rise of the Tomb Raider right here,

Mad Max is at its best when you're behind the wheel of your Magnum Opus, and Avalanche understand that. That's why they've made physics that much better in a new patch.