Exclusive to Tesco was the "Combat Strike Pack", which included three weaponry upgrades and a skill upgrade. A limited edition wireless controller for the Xbox 360 was also released on 5 March 2013. A download code for an Xbox exclusive playable "Tomb Raider" multiplayer character was also included. At E3 2012, during Microsoft's press conference, Crystal Dynamics' Darrell Gallagher announced that Xbox 360 users would get early access to downloadable content (DLC). On 19 March 2013, Xbox Live users had early access to the "Caves & Cliffs" map pack. The map pack consists of three new "Tomb Raider" multiplayer maps, entitled "Scavenger Caverns", "Cliff Shantytown" and "Burning Village". The pack later became available for PSN and Steam users, on 24 April 2013. On 2 April 2013, the "1939" multiplayer map pack was released for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. This map pack consists of two new multiplayer maps, entitled "Dogfight" and "Forest Meadow". On 25 April 2013, Square Enix released a Japanese Language Pack on Steam. A multiplayer DLC pack was released on 7 May 2013, entitled "Shipwrecked", on Xbox Live, PSN and Steam. The DLC pack offered two additional multiplayer maps, "Lost Fleet" and "Himiko's Cradle". Additionally, a single player outfit pack was released on Xbox Live. The pack contains the "Demolition", "Sure-Shot" and "Mountaineer" outfits. "Tomb Raider" was critically acclaimed. In a 'world exclusive' review, "GamesMaster" magazine gave the game a score of 90%, as well as the ""GamesMaster" Gold award" (awarded to games that manage a score of 90% or above). The editor regarded the quality of the visuals, the length and depth of the gameplay, and the "spectacular" last third of the game as the highlights. The summary said "sitting back exhausted we were left with just one question dribbling forth from our gaping jaws. How on earth are they going to top this in the sequel? Because of one thing there can be no doubt. Lara "is" back." IGN's Keza MacDonald also spoke extremely positively, stating that they felt the game was "exciting" and "beautifully presented", included "great characterization" and "more depth than you would expect". They gave the game an overall score of 9.1 out of 10, the highest score they have given a game in the series since 1996's "Tomb Raider", describing it as "amazing" and concluding that the game "did justice" to both the character and franchise.