Crystal Dynamics and Amazon Game Studios have just dropped a bombshell in the gaming world: two new Tomb Raider games are on their way. And no, I'm not talking about another game in the same series – this time it's a fresh start.
First off, we've got "Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis" set to hit shelves in 2026. What sounds like an exciting title actually turns out to be nothing more than a remake of the first Tomb Raider game from 1997 using the Unreal Engine 5. Yep, you read that right – it's essentially an updated version of a classic, similar to how "Tomb Raider Anniversary" revamped the original PlayStation game for the PS2.
But before we can even catch our breath over this announcement, Crystal Dynamics drops another bombshell: "Tomb Raider Catalyst", set to launch in 2027. And let me tell you, this one's got more buzz surrounding it than a Game Awards ceremony (in fact, Geoff Keighley himself had already hinted at Tomb Raider making an appearance). According to insiders, the new game promises an all-new adventure with Lara Croft, who looks like she's paying homage to her South American roots. Real fans of the series will be stoked to see this direction.
Of course, details are still sketchy on both games, but one thing's for sure – I'll never say no to more Tomb Raider content. Bring it on, 2026 and 2027!
First off, we've got "Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis" set to hit shelves in 2026. What sounds like an exciting title actually turns out to be nothing more than a remake of the first Tomb Raider game from 1997 using the Unreal Engine 5. Yep, you read that right – it's essentially an updated version of a classic, similar to how "Tomb Raider Anniversary" revamped the original PlayStation game for the PS2.
But before we can even catch our breath over this announcement, Crystal Dynamics drops another bombshell: "Tomb Raider Catalyst", set to launch in 2027. And let me tell you, this one's got more buzz surrounding it than a Game Awards ceremony (in fact, Geoff Keighley himself had already hinted at Tomb Raider making an appearance). According to insiders, the new game promises an all-new adventure with Lara Croft, who looks like she's paying homage to her South American roots. Real fans of the series will be stoked to see this direction.
Of course, details are still sketchy on both games, but one thing's for sure – I'll never say no to more Tomb Raider content. Bring it on, 2026 and 2027!