border said:Is this a good game to play through with a girlfriend? As in, the sort of girl that plays games, likes puzzle-solving stuff like Zelda, but might not be really good with things that require twitch skills or precise platforming?
Yesborder said:Is this a good game to play through with a girlfriend? As in, the sort of girl that plays games, likes puzzle-solving stuff like Zelda, but might not be really good with things that require twitch skills or precise platforming?
I'm not sure how you could love the old TR titles without being pretty good at platforming. Some of those games were like having to perform a ballet at times.randomlyrossy said:Defintely, I played it with my ex (who loves the Tomb Raider games) and we had a blast.
Though unrelated to getting 100%, its worth noting the existence of co-op exclusive cutscenes you don't get playin solo.Number45 said:I completed this tonight (SP only), with enough of the challenges complete to tempt me to maybe go for 100% - any tips? First observations are that it's going to be annoying with no on-screen timer for the timed challenges, and no easy way of resetting to the last check point for the skill based challenges
GhostRidah said:Is there anyway to play this local co-op with one player being on a 360 controller and the other on the mouse and keyboard? I keep trying to configure it that was but it will only recognize player one as the game pad and player two I cant configure unless I put in another controller? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Will try, thanksFirebrand said:I just tested it and it worked fine with disabling "Controller 1" on player 1 and enabling it for player 2.
I think its because the cooperative platforming that made GoL such a game of adoration that its what makes it stick out. Any other game that's even remotely "similar" would be any overhead twin stick shooter.Ken said:Are there any other games similar to Guardian of Light? My friend and I really enjoyed coop and want to try other games that play similarly.
What are the new skins? Maybe we'll try replaying it, hmm. Is there no word of a possible sequel yet?Ellis Kim said:I think its because the cooperative platforming that made GoL such a game of adoration that its what makes it stick out. Any other game that's even remotely "similar" would be any overhead twin stick shooter.
You could always buy the skins and revisit the main missions (new cutscenes, new voices), or buy the challenge maps.
This game is on Steam. I'd rather get it on PS3 to play with somebody else, but if the PC version is technically superior I may pick it up. What is the best version?
PC version. Also has full controller support.
Graphics really pop @60fps with crisp IQ.
Can I play this on PC with a PS3 controller?
Is there a way to reset this so that I can start from the beginning with all the challenge rooms uncompleted? I got about halfway through this but quit playing for a long time and just fired it up again tonight and I couldn't just start from the beginning. PS3 version.