The as of yet untitled Tomb Raider game will be composed of all the elements that made the franchise one of the most esteemed in the gaming industry and it will use Unreal Engine 5. According to reports, the game is still in early development and there’s still no timetable for when it might be released. Fans of the franchise will be pleased to hear the latest iteration of their multidimensional hero Lara Croft will be featured in an environment demanding a lot of exploration and creative pathing. Accompanied by the usual high dose of head-scratching puzzles that require solving and a large pallet of versatile enemies that need to be overcome.
— Tomb Raider (@tombraider) December 15, 2022 Previously, Square Enix was in charge of publishing Tomb Raider after it acquired Eidos Interactive and Crystal Dynamics in 2009. Their fruitful collaboration ended earlier this year after Square Enix sold off multiple studios, including Crystal Dynamics. With it, the rights to their intellectual properties like Tomb Raider, Deus Ex, and Thief were transferred to the Embracer Group. Over the three decades since its existence, Crystal Dynamics has developed and published a large array of award-winning titles. Globally cherished titles like Legacy of Kain, which could be getting a remake, and Tomb Raider are only a fraction of it. Keep in mind that Tomb Raider alone has more than 20 video games. Also, the franchise has sold more than 95 million copies since its initial release in 1996 and is cherished by more than 170 million people across the world. Their most recent ”Survivor Trilogy” has garnered upwards of 200 ”Best of” awards and nominations. This should come as a surprise to no one considering it’s composed of: Tomb Raider (2013), Rise of the Tomb Raider (2015), and Shadow of the Tomb Raider (2018).