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| − | '''All Hallows''' is a secret level in [[Tomb Raider III]] that is accessed by getting 59 out the 60 secrets. Completing this level allows you to play the game with infinite ammo. | + | '''All Hallows''' is a secret level in [[Tomb Raider III]] that is accessed by getting 59 out the 60 secrets (there are 59 official secrets in the game, so it is possible to finish the game with a statistic of 60 of 59 found). Completing this level allows you to play the game with infinite ammo. |
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| Level No | 20 | |
| Secrets | N/A | |
| Length | 50 minutes | |
| Location | Europe, England, London | |
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| Meteorite Cavern | All Hallows | Highland Fling |
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All Hallows is a secret level in Tomb Raider III that is accessed by getting 59 out the 60 secrets (there are 59 official secrets in the game, so it is possible to finish the game with a statistic of 60 of 59 found). Completing this level allows you to play the game with infinite ammo.
Background
The location of this level is a little uncertain. It was said that the level was originally supposed to follow Thames Wharf, which would indicate that Lara was now inside St. Paul's Cathedral. At the end of Thames Wharf she was on the roof of St. Pauls. However the title hints that the church was now supposed to be a completely different one.
There are two churches by the name All Hallows in London.
- The first can be found by the London Wall, Broad Street, south east of Ludgate. This one, also referred to as All Hallows-on-the-Wall, is closest to the other level locations.
- The second one, often called All Hallows-by-the-Tower, is located - as the name hints - by the tower, further along the Thames to the east. This church dates back to 675 and is much older than the first.
