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After receiving a phone call from her friend [[Anaya Imanu]], informing her of the find of a [[Stone Daises|stone dais]] in the ruins of [[Tiwanaku]], in [[Bolivia]], Lara travels to South America to examine it in person. | After receiving a phone call from her friend [[Anaya Imanu]], informing her of the find of a [[Stone Daises|stone dais]] in the ruins of [[Tiwanaku]], in [[Bolivia]], Lara travels to South America to examine it in person. | ||
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| − | + | Upon arrival at the dais Lara is greeted by [[James W. Rutland Jr.]] who has managed so snatch a sword fragment found at the dais right from under Lara's nose. | |
{{Quote|--Lara Croft|"Father was right; the dais stones are not unique. I also saw a sword fragment. Unfortunately, it was in the hands of an unpleasant man surrounded by mercenaries. He mentioned [[Amanda Evert]] as if he'd spoken to her recently -- a ghoulish thing to say.}} | {{Quote|--Lara Croft|"Father was right; the dais stones are not unique. I also saw a sword fragment. Unfortunately, it was in the hands of an unpleasant man surrounded by mercenaries. He mentioned [[Amanda Evert]] as if he'd spoken to her recently -- a ghoulish thing to say.}} | ||
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==Enemies == | ==Enemies == | ||
| − | * [[[Rutland's Mercenaries ( | + | * [[Rutland's Mercenaries (SMG)]] |
| + | * [[Rutland's Mercenaries (Assault Rifle)]] | ||
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==Obstacles== | ==Obstacles== | ||
* [[Kickable Rock]] (no function) | * [[Kickable Rock]] (no function) | ||
| + | : The first environmental object Lara can interact with is a small boulder she can kick. This boulder will first move into the direction it was kicked and then follow the laws of physics, rolling whichever way the ground dictates. | ||
* [[Water]] | * [[Water]] | ||
| + | : The first interaction with water is fairly early within the game. Lara can practice [[swimming]] and [[diving]] here. | ||
* [[Movable Rock]] | * [[Movable Rock]] | ||
| + | : A movable rock blocks Lara's path. Due to its form it's not climbable, but it can be pushed out of the way. | ||
* [[Climbing Pole|Vine]] | * [[Climbing Pole|Vine]] | ||
* [[Dangling Rope|Dangling Vine]] | * [[Dangling Rope|Dangling Vine]] | ||
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* [[Horizontal Pole]] | * [[Horizontal Pole]] | ||
* [[Natural Seesaw]] | * [[Natural Seesaw]] | ||
| + | * [[Metallic Disc]] | ||
| + | * [[Crumbling Ledge]] | ||
| + | * [[Grapple Point]] | ||
| + | * shootable landslide | ||
| + | * [[Destructible Column]] | ||
| + | * [[Destructible Wall]] | ||
| + | : Behind a destructible wall (which is missing in the PSP version of the game) Lara can find a [[Silver Reward]]. | ||
| + | * retracting floor | ||
| + | * [[Spiked Roller]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:32, 15 August 2015
| Bolivia - Tiwanaku | |||
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| Tomb Raider Legend | |||
| Level No | 1 | ||
| Length (*) |
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| Secrets | 16 | ||
| Special | Demo Level | ||
| Location | South America, Bolivia | ||
| Level Chronology: | |||
| Bolivia - Tiwanaku | Peru - Return to Paraíso | ||
Bolivia - Tiwanaku is the first level of Tomb Raider Legend. The first part of it also serves as Demo Level for PlayStation 2 and PC.
"I've been looking for certain artifacts..."
--Lara Croft
Contents
Story
- Main article: Tomb Raider Legend Story#Tiwanaku, Bolivia
After receiving a phone call from her friend Anaya Imanu, informing her of the find of a stone dais in the ruins of Tiwanaku, in Bolivia, Lara travels to South America to examine it in person.
"Anaya telephoned today. She heard a rumor about an ancient temple in Bolivia that contains an ornate stone dais. It could be the one I'm looking for. I'm setting out first thing in the morning."
--Lara Croft
Upon arrival at the dais Lara is greeted by James W. Rutland Jr. who has managed so snatch a sword fragment found at the dais right from under Lara's nose.
"Father was right; the dais stones are not unique. I also saw a sword fragment. Unfortunately, it was in the hands of an unpleasant man surrounded by mercenaries. He mentioned Amanda Evert as if he'd spoken to her recently -- a ghoulish thing to say.
--Lara Croft
Objectives
- Find the ancient stone dais of Tiwanaku.
Finds
16 Secrets
Enemies
Obstacles
- Kickable Rock (no function)
- The first environmental object Lara can interact with is a small boulder she can kick. This boulder will first move into the direction it was kicked and then follow the laws of physics, rolling whichever way the ground dictates.
- The first interaction with water is fairly early within the game. Lara can practice swimming and diving here.
- A movable rock blocks Lara's path. Due to its form it's not climbable, but it can be pushed out of the way.
- Vine
- Dangling Vine
- Narrow Ledge for traversing
- Rolling Boulder
- Horizontal Pole
- Natural Seesaw
- Metallic Disc
- Crumbling Ledge
- Grapple Point
- shootable landslide
- Destructible Column
- Destructible Wall
- Behind a destructible wall (which is missing in the PSP version of the game) Lara can find a Silver Reward.
- retracting floor
- Spiked Roller
Unlockables
After completing this level, the manor can be fully explored as Lara will now be able to open all the doors.
Completing the time trial for Bolivia, after finishing the game once, will unlock the cheat that shows the health bar for enemies.
Achievements & Trophies
