Thursday, March 15th 2018
Shadow of the Tomb Raider Announced: Lara Croft Returns on September 14th
Square Enix today announced that the final installment in the Tomb Raider origins trilogy is being released on September 14th this year. Moving on from their previous "timed exclusive" contract with Microsoft, which saw Rise of the Tomb Raider be first published on the Xbox family of devices, the latest game will be available for all platforms - PC, PS4 and Xbox - on release date.
The new game in the Tomb Raider series has moved hands, though, leaving Crystal Dynamics' studios (who is now working on an Avengers video game with Marvel), and was taken upon by Eidos Montreal - the studio best known for the latest (way better than they're given credit, by the way) Deus Ex games (Human Revolution and Mankind Divided). A full reveal of the game is expected next month, on April 27th - just two months before E3, which will certainly pave the way for even more content on the game. Square Enix is promising users they'll "Experience Lara Croft's defining moment as she becomes the Tomb Raider". Interesting, no? Look after the break for a preview teaser.
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Square.eu
The new game in the Tomb Raider series has moved hands, though, leaving Crystal Dynamics' studios (who is now working on an Avengers video game with Marvel), and was taken upon by Eidos Montreal - the studio best known for the latest (way better than they're given credit, by the way) Deus Ex games (Human Revolution and Mankind Divided). A full reveal of the game is expected next month, on April 27th - just two months before E3, which will certainly pave the way for even more content on the game. Square Enix is promising users they'll "Experience Lara Croft's defining moment as she becomes the Tomb Raider". Interesting, no? Look after the break for a preview teaser.
17 Comments on Shadow of the Tomb Raider Announced: Lara Croft Returns on September 14th
Mankind divided is embarassing to say the least.
No offense to any Japanese guys in here, just the naming scheme is retarded recently for most of the AAA games....
I want to see their puzzles improve more and more, that's all I know.
All in all, I'm not particularly excited. The Tomb Raider reboot was quite decent. Rise of the Tomb Raider was technically very impressive, but lackluster overall gameplay (as it suffered from the "Ubisoft: the game" syndrome), and had a boring and bland story. So Eidos Montreal being developing it could be a good sign, or it could be all the same if Square Enix interfere too much.
Time will tell.