Shadow of the Tomb Raider News

Tomb Raider I-III Remastered features the original three games, and for the first time available on modern consoles fans can also play:

• Tomb Raider’s “Unfinished Business” Expansion
  
• Tomb Raider II’s “The Golden Mask” Expansion
  
• Tomb Raider III’s “The Lost Artefact” Expansion
  

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Tomb Raider I-III Remastered allows fans to toggle between nostalgic 90s graphics and lovingly remastered visuals, and well as classic or modern control schemes. It also includes new features such as photo mode, over 200 trophies, and more.

Available Now in the Steam Store

You can learn more in our recent blog: Everything you need to Know about Tomb Raider I-III Remastered.

Not to get your hopes up too much, but the official Tomb Raider website has updated to let you sign-up for emails about "breaking news" regarding the franchise.

Now, we really don't want to get ahead of ourselves, as a website updating so that you can get some emails about a video game doesn't mean it's going to tell you about that video game right away. The update on the website was originally spotted by Twitter user thetreeble, later shared by Tomb Raider news account SmashLara (thanks, TheGamer), and really isn't much of an update. But, with Tomb Raider not having had a game since 2018, and with confirmation last year that a new game is in development at Crystal Dynamics, with Amazon Games as its publisher, an upcoming reveal wouldn't be entirely unsurprising.

More than that, though, Miller Ross had previously reported a new Tomb Raider game was planned to be revealed this year. Ross has shared accurate information about Marvel's Avengers, another Crystal Dynamics game, prior to official reveals, so him also having information on a new Tomb Raider game makes sense. Of course, this is all speculative, so don't go telling your nan another Tomb Raider is on the way, but it all does seem to be lining up quite nicely.

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Updated to XeSS version 1.1
Removed erroneous message on game start-up that resulted from disconnecting Square-Enix Members services. The Tomb Raider online servers are still operational.

Lara Croft has seen her fair share of live-action adaptations, but this time she’s raiding the small screen with a Tomb Raider TV series and a film in development at Amazon. THR reported that the Emmy-winning Fleabag writer Pheobe Waller-Bridge is set to pen (and executive produce) the upcoming show, though there's no word on who's attached with the film. THR states that Amazon is looking to "build out a connected world of Tomb Raider, with the video game, TV series and film." This sounds a little ambitious, considering that Crytal Dynamics' game is already in production, so we'll have to wait and see how the adaptations interact with the games.

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Fix for crash affecting some users on Intel Arc GPUs.