It belongs in a museum. Here comes the disclaimer where I say like, “Shadow of the Tomb Raider isn’t a bad game.”Because it’s not, or at least not in the traditional sense. It’s more of Shadow of the Tomb Raider drops its first DLC story expansion, The Forge, next week, and Square Enix has dropped a new trailer detailing one of it’s most exciting new features – co-op play Shadow of the Tomb Raider features limited online co-op options for its two DLC packs, The Forge and The Nightmare. It is a start, but not the only option available if you want to play a Tomb Raider game in co-op. Going back to 1997 to the excellent Tomb Raider 2, there is a mod that allows you to play this game in its entirety in co-op. Shadow of the Tomb Raider is a single-player game, so when combat starts, Jonah can’t be present. I get it, as the dev team didn’t create any scenarios for co-op play or companion fighting. It's not Shadow of the Tomb Raider. It's many games. And I can't blame them. If players didn't skip all the cutscenes without even seeing them once, because "they just want to play the game", they didn't have to. I know people who play story games and they skip the dialogues.
With Shadow of the Tomb Raider capping off the modern Tomb Raider trilogy, it stands to reason that some things from the classic games would be making a return. Unfortunately, in this particular
Square Enix's first expansion for the Shadow of the Tomb Raider is releasing in a couple of days along with the two player co-op mode that's been showcased in the latest developer diary video. Eidos Montreal got into detail about the new feature, saying that the main goal of the expansion was to build a world that can be enjoyed solo and with a oI8Ht4.
