After gettin back into Tomb Raider since the PS1 days TR: Underworld has left me with a thirts for another Tomb Raider minus the horrible game killing, progresss blocking glicthes. I played the Demo to the Guardian of Lught and though it was pretty fun..but is it worth $15 fun?

In Regards to:

Content

Replayability

Length

is it worth it or wait for another sale on it?

I've only played through the campaign once in coop, which alone is worth $15 imo. Don't know if you'll feel the same with a single player playthrough, but this is one of the best coop games out there.

I'd wait another sale... but 15$ is not so bad.

I bought it for $7.50 and personally I found it to be a waste of money. It goes on sale quite often so I would wait if I were you, unless you have nothing else to play. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if they made it free for PS+ subscribers one day, at least wait until we find out what games we are going to get for free or discounted next month before dropping money on the game.

i paid 15 for it and i love it.

Easily one of the best psn or arcade games you could buy. Plus, the coop adds to replay ability big time. One of the funnest and cheapest coop games around.

It was 3$ on Steam last month

It's my favorite downloadable game. It's got a fun single player.

But, probably my favorite co-op ever. It's fun, but it is short. (I remember 5-6 hours). But, it's fun to switch roles, and do co-op again I've probably played it like 3 or for times. There's treasures to find, weapons, and scores to beat, if your into that kinda thing. 

However, I've seen it priced at $5.00 on, steam. Or 10$ with all the DLC. I'm not sure about PSN,

 So, you're getting it for the price I bought it for, a year and a half ago. So relatively it's a bad deal. But, I payed 15, and I got more hours out of it than a lot of Full price games.

I actually can't remeber why anymore, it's been a while. All I remeber is playing it and after a half hour to a hour putting it down and wishing I hadn't bought it. I'm guessing the game just wasn't my cup of tea.