Tomb Raider<\/a>‘. The franchise has attempted to modernize a few times previously with middling-to-disastrous results. When coupled with those lame movies, this would seem to indicate that the character doesn’t deserve the incredible amount of effort that Crystal Dynamics and Square Enix have put into the game. However, not only has the entirety of the franchise been rebooted, the new game seems to be garnering enough praise to stand tall next a series of similar ilk, ‘Uncharted’.<\/p>\nNot only has the serious take on ‘Tomb Raider’ succeeded to the point that its level of presentation buoys all other AAA games, it also seems to have emerged from its earlier controversies, a challenge often faced by Square Enix and other global game publishers in the U.S. That said, the game’s gruesome level of violence, both to the title character and to the endless string of bad guys, is not for everyone. (And yes, ‘Hunger Games’ fans will be enthused about a nimble bow woman.)<\/p>\n