Vodacixi on 19 November 2025
Good news: on Switch 2 it's a rock solid 60fps at dynamic 4K resolution (PS4 failed at having a stable 60fps).
Bad news: Switch 2 is just the Switch 1 version uncaped, which means things like lightning, textures, hair and pop in all take a hit when compared to the PS4/XOne versions.
All in all, I think the Switch 1 version looks great given the hardware, but they should have made an specific Switch 2 version that had all the assets from the Definitive Edition. As it is, it's a weird mix between vanilla Tomb Raider (PS360) and DE that, while still looking good (and performs great), could look much better.
