Sarah Lindholm
Sarah Lindholm is the adventure games reviewer at raidertomb.com. She has been playing the Tomb Raider series since the original games and has finished the Android release of the 2013 reboot more than once, on touch controls, with a gamepad, and with a mouse and keyboard on a tablet.
Her reviews focus on how a big story driven game survives the move to a phone: whether the controls hold up in a firefight, what the graphics presets do on real hardware, and how much storage and battery the adventure honestly costs.
About Sarah
Sarah lives in Gothenburg, Sweden, and writes about single player adventures on mobile. She prefers games with a beginning, a middle and an end, distrusts energy timers on principle, and believes a Challenge Tomb solved without a guide is worth ten achievements.
For this site she played the complete Yamatai campaign on Android, swept the island's relics and documents, and tested the performance and control options the guides describe. If a setting or a shortcut is recommended here, she has used it in a real playthrough first.
What Sarah Tests
Every game Sarah covers is played on real Android devices, not emulators, and the checks cover the whole experience a player actually has:
- Full campaign playthroughs on supported Android devices
- Touch, gamepad and mouse and keyboard control schemes
- Graphics presets, frame rate stability and device heat
- Storage use before and after the game data download
- Download file details, version numbers and update behaviour
- Battery drain across long play sessions
How to Read Her Guides
Guides here separate verified facts from advice. Version numbers, file sizes, package names and ratings are quoted from the app information on this site and checked against the live game. Tips, builds and settings recommendations are Sarah's judgement from her own playthroughs, and they are written as recommendations, not rules.
When something changes, a new version, a changed file or a moved requirement, the affected pages are corrected and the how we review page explains the checking process behind the site.
