Hi Chou, Well, the Tomb Raider games have several accessibility issues that require some kind of sighted help to get you through. Most of the levels are truly 3d, with areas of the level above and below you, and it requires you to jump up and catch certain ledges, safety drop to a lower level, or more recently use a grapple to swing up to ledges or swing over pits. All of the new Tomb Raider games such as Legend, Anniversary, and Underworld use the grapple a lot to avoid traps and above and below your level. this creates problems because you really need to see where to set the hook. On the other hand some areas of the game accessibility has been improving. As of the last few game releases they have put more thought into 3D audio positioning and if you listen carefully you can use thos sound cues to kill enemies. All and all it isn't a game you canplay without sighted help. Though, I am starting my own spinoff series called Tomb hunter with the same kind of action, adventure, and same sort of game play. it won't be Tomb Raider exactly, but close enough without stomping on Edos copyrights.
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