Summary

• The reboot of Tomb Raider wouldn't be here for its single-player content, but it's multiplayer achievements are painful.
• Tomb Raider: Legend, on Xbox 360, asks you to finish Tomb Raider: Anniversary with all its collectibles.
• The original trilogy remaster has a wild number of 269 achievements, and some include completing the games with special restrictions.

Most don't think of the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Tomb Raider games as hard, but they were brutal back in the day, and getting all the achievements in the modern titles can provide a stiff challenge. One thing๊ that originally set Tomb Raider apart from Uncharted in terms of their trophy lists was the time trials.

Yes, they were added to The Nathan Drake Collection, but they weren't in the original PS3 games. These trials were often pretty strict, and the newer score attack mode didn't make things any easier. The classic Tomb Raider remaster brings these older, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:toဣughꦰer games to new heights of frustration with over 250 achievements.

10ꦰ0 percent completion here means not only the plat෴inum trophy but all the DLC achievements as well.

6 T🍨omb Raider: Legend

Two Games In One

Platinuming Tomb Raider Legend on PS3 isn't that bad, even though there are a few extra trophies that weren't on Xbox. Time trials are brutal for sure, especially if you haven't played the game in a while, but it's a relatively smooth 100 percent journey. The difficulty comes from the 360 version.

The base achievement list remains practically identical, but there's DLC, which is not the usual kind you'd expect. Legend's DLC content is actually the entire game of Tomb Raider: Anniversary. Thankfully, all you have to do is beat the game on the highest difficulty and get all the collectibles, but still, playing an entirely separate title just for that full 100 percent might be too much for a lot of people.

5 Tomb Raider: Anniversa𒉰ry

No Death Runs Required

Not only was Tomb Raider: Anniversary DLC for Legend, but it was also released as its own game. Unfortunately, the achievement list is much harder than what you had to do in Legend. You still have to get all the collectibles and beat the game on Hard, but there's two nasty extra tasks.

One is the time trials, which are worse in Anniversary due to it being a harder game and the levels being far less linear. The other nasty task forces you to beat all four main parts of the game without dying. To be fair, you can save and reload to cheat this a bit, but it won't completely help if you're playing for the first time and don't know where to go.

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A Game You Don't Want To Do A Casual First Run On

Unlike the prior two games in the Legend trilogy, Underworld doesn't have a standard level select. Once you finish the game, you can return to the different expeditions, but you can't replay the story sequences. This information's quite important because there are two sets of achievements needed in one playthrough.

There's three key areas to swan dive, as well as three speedrun challenges. The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:spee𒁏drun challenges can be hard for a beginner, so you'll either have to do them in a second playthrough or simply load an earlier save and retry until you get it. Most achievement hunters will prefer the latter. Thankfully, the DLC isn't too bad, besides the speedrun challenges in Lara's Shadow.

3 Tomb Raider: Definitive Edit🦋ion 🅰

The Multiplayer Burn

Achievement hunters hate multiple playthroughs, but they also often 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:despise multiplayer achievements, especially in single-player-focused titles. Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition belongs in that camp, and indeed, the multiplayer's the hardest part of the platinum.

Besides one missable achievement about completing all the conversations, most of the hard work will be in the multiplayer, including getting to level 60, buying every upgrade and character, winning a ranked match in every game type, and more. These are boostable, but you'll need three others, so make sure to set something up on TrueAchievements or PSNProfiles if you want that 100 percent.

2 Rise Of The Tomওb Raider

Anything But Score Attack Mode

In contrast to Tomb Raider 2013, Rise of the Tomb Raider has quite a bit of DLC content and offers the heinous score attack mode. This works as the game's time trial mode, essentially, and you'll need to get a gold score on every level.

You can use cards to make this a lot easier, but you'll need to put in the work to use them in the first place. What's even worse is that two score attack achievements are bugged on Xbox Series X, but you can still get them if you play via Xbox Cloud Gaming. If you play on PlayStation, don't worry because the trophies aren't bugged there.

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Did There Really Need To Be 269 Achievements?

By far, the hardest Tomb Raider 100 percent is the original trilogy remaster. To put things in perspective, combining all the achievements in the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy and Spyro Reignited Trilogy would add up to 182, and this trilogy remaster has 269. That's a wild amount, and 100 percenting this trilogy feels equally ridiculous.

There's an absurd number of miscellaneous achievements, with many requiring you to not take any damage. Each title also has a batch of full-game achievements like beating it in under X number of hours, using only Lara's default pistols, and obtaining every collectible in one run. With how difficult these old games were already, getting 100 percent is something only the hardcore fans will seek out.