Peruvian jungle shadow of the tomb raider walkthrough

You just need to jump up a small jungle wall to find the stone serpents on the ground near the edge (location marked in the image below). The two serpents locked in an eternal struggle aren't far away, either. The Monolith is quite easy to spot, as it's down in the area you have to rush by to finish the timed bridge puzzle.

This one is northwest of the northern base camp, up past the water section by the tomb. This one is directly north of the campsite closest to the challenge tomb in the northern section. The next relic is slightly past the previous one and is found sitting on a stone slab between two rock faces.ДЇrom the northern most campsite (the one closest to the challenge tomb), head southeast to find this relic on the ground between two palm trees. The relic is on the ground near the entrance right next to an ancient corpse. Head to the northwest area and use your axe to break down a wall and enter the crypt. Note that the first survival cache is also just to the east of here.ДЄfter crossing the bridge puzzle, this relic is found on the ground right across from the new campsite.ДЄfter unlocking fast travel in Kuwaq Yaku, return to the original plane crash site and jump down into the river to reach the western side of the Peruvian jungle. This one is directly next to the giant stone wheel that Jonah pushes for the bridge puzzle. This relic is in a dark colored box on the left side of the path in the lower southeast corner of the area before the bridge puzzle.

It's pretty hard to miss this one since its right near the crash zone landing site where you start the area. To get them all, you will need the climbing axe, the bow to fire off rope arrows, and the lockpick.

Some of these documents, relics, and murals require exploring the crypt and challenge tomb in the area. You can't get them all on your first trip through, however, as you'll need equipment from later areas to access some objects. This may be on of the game's earliest areas, but it also jam-packed with some of the most collectibles. My sincere respect for the devs for doing this, and I wished more devs would follow this example.When you get tired of trying to come across them all organically (and oh, believe me, you will), we've got you covered with a rundown of the locations for every relic, document, mural, survival cache, and monolith!Д«e sure to check out the rest of our guides at the bottom of this page. There are many options to tweak the gameplay to your own liking, including various difficulty settings and several options to disbale hints and visual aids like the white paint where you can climb or instinct vision that reveals all enemies and usable objects. It's very difficult to develop a game that please both the casual crowd and the hardcore fans of the original games, but this game is the best effort I've ever seen. And the level design is very good, especially in the last part of the game.Д«ut what surpised me most is how this game succeeds in offering a higly customizable gameplay experience. I really enjoyed most of the challenge tombs, the one with the Spanish Galleon is my all time favorite. The escape sequences during the earthquakes are fantastic. On the other hand, the game does many things right: the combat is amazing, and offers a great combination between stealth and action. There are also way too many boring climbing sections and most of the tombs are extremely linear.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider is a mixed bag for me: I didn't like the story and most of the characters, including the 'highschool teen' version of Lara.

Peruvian jungle shadow of the tomb raider walkthrough