In partnership with AMD, Crystal Dynamics has pushed the hair tech even further for Rise of the Tomb Raider, giving it extra weight when it's wet, allowing it to float in water, and having snowflakes realistically accumulate in it as Lara braves the Siberian tempest. The reboot was an incredibly detailed game, even more so in the Definitive Edition, which added special tech to grant realism to Lara's hair. Even when switching between Tomb Raider's impressive Xbox One Definitive Edition, the bump in visual quality is stark, but it's not just raw graphics that have impressed me so far. It gives Siberia a sense of uncharted majesty that was certainly touched upon in the 2013 reboot but is now fully realised thanks to the Xbox One's hardware and, perhaps, Microsoft's cash. To complement the expanse, Rise of the Tomb Raider boasts impressive draw distances and detailed backdrops. The Soviet Installation hub in Siberia is gargantuan, outstripping the largest areas from its predecessor by a wide margin.
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