Take the tour ×  I've read good things in reviews about the co-
op experience in Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light -
specifically, that the puzzles change to accommodate both
characters with their unique abilities.  Does playing co-op
really change all the puzzles so that they require cooperation,
or only a few select ones? Does this include the skull tombs?
Does anything in the game change except for puzzles - for
example is the combat more difficult, now that there are two
gun-wielding players?  Finally, what happens when one of the
characters dies?  share|improve this question Here's a little
gameplay comparison video. –  Sadly Not Mar 28 '11 at 16:07 add
comment  1 Answer  up vote 2 down vote accepted  I've been
playing for the past week with one of my friends (over PSN, not
locally) and it's tons of fun! I was sceptical when I first saw
the game but it's a blast to play, and it's actually a lot more
fun playing co-op than single player because you get to (and
often have to) help each other out, both in