Now that the Summer of Arcade has come and gone, click through to see what PixlBit thought of each of the five games.
Microsoft's Summer of Arcade is now in its third year, and following in the tradition, the biggest XBLA games of the year have been made available for player consumption.
Grab a friend because co-operative top-down shooting and embedded puzzles are the solid cornerstone of Lara Croft's latest adventure.
The Tomb Raider series has been around for quite a while at this point and Lara Croft has found herself in a variety of different adventures, all from the third person perspective. This time around, Lara is not featured in a titular Tomb Raider game, but rather a new co-op experience with a top-down view. While I wasn't sure what to think of the game before playing it, after just a short time, it was obvious that the team at Crystal Dynamics were on to something.
The online features will be patched in when the PSN and PC versions are released.
Crystal Dynamics has revealed to GameSpot that the Xbox Live Arcade version of Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light will not be released with online co-op, voice chat, and online leaderboards when it is released later this month. The online features will be patched into the XBLA version on the release date of the PSN and PC versions.
