Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light is out on Android and iOS. It's the isometric one, and the whole lot has made the trip over: combat, platforming and puzzle-solving.
Where You're Headed
You're working through Mexican jungles, ancient temples, toxic swamps and volcanic caverns, chasing down Xolotl, the Keeper of Darkness, before he drops the world into eternal night. Nothing's been trimmed back for the smaller screen.
Combat on a Touchscreen
The twin-stick shooting has been reworked for touch, so Lara's dual pistols still go where you point them while the undead pile in. You pick up more weapons as you go, along with relics that boost what you can do in a fight, and if you'd rather not play on glass, external gamepads are supported.
You can tweak the touch controls to suit how you play, and the development team wrote a blog about how they built them.
Puzzles and Platforming
The environmental side is all intact, so you're grappling, swinging and leaping across chasms between puzzles that want timing as much as thinking. The isometric camera keeps everything in view, which helps on a phone.
Solo or Co-op
Co-op survived the port. Play it alone as Lara Croft, or bring in a friend as Totec, a Mayan warrior, over local network or online. Co-op has its own mechanics, with obstacles you can't get past on your own.
Reasons to Replay
There's a scoring system, plus side objectives and hidden collectibles in every level, so it works whether you're chasing a high score on a short commute or settling in for a longer run.
Availability
Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light is available now on Android and iOS. Feral Interactive handled the port, as they've done with other console and PC games coming to mobile.
TLDR;
Guardian of Light is on Android and iOS with adjustable touchscreen controls and gamepad support. Twin-stick combat, the puzzles and co-op all came across intact.