Elsewhere, the developer sits under Square Enix Europe (formerly Eidos Interactive), which is responsible for publishing everything from Batman: Arkham Asylum to Outriders.

While Tomb Raider would be an easy sell, it's important to remember the developer is also known for its work on the Deus Ex games and assisting on Crystal Dynamics' maligned Marvel's Avengers. Posting on Twitter, the official Eidos-Montreal account confirmed it's announcing some sort of new game at this year's E3. We’re serving up a world premiere from an update on a closer look at #TrueColors, and more! /wHM9NRy9Ap Even though Shadow of the Tomb Raider rounded off the latest trilogy in 2018, that hasn't stopped fandom from looking ahead at what comes next.Ĭome hungry! 📢 #SquareEnixPresents returns for #E32021 on June 13 at 12:15pm PT / 8:15pm BST. Yes, there have been occasional missteps in the middle of the series with the likes of Tomb Raider Chronicles and The Last Revelation and Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness, but with Eidos-Montreal assisting Crystal Dynamics with a gritty origin story for 2013's Tomb Raider, things were back on track. Keen to tease fans with what's on the way, one studio that worked on the Tomb Raider reboot series has confirmed a mystery project is on the way.Īfter Lara Croft first took her dual pistols out of their holsters in 1996, the Tomb Raider series has continued to dominate the charts. Anyone who is anyone has E3 marked in their diary, and with 2020 being the first time in the expo's history it was cancelled, all eyes are on 2021 for an even bigger display of what publishers and developers have to offer. It's that time of year again, as the gaming industry explodes with sneak peeks, gameplay trailers, and new announcements.

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